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Thursday, May 7th, 2009 - 5:18 am - IT Newsletters

Forget the fancy hardware as CIOs say: ’show me the money’
RIM co-CEO on how the recession is changing priorities

ID cards head for the high street
Post Office keen to take fingerprints and facial scans

Mobile future: TV, power and the ‘internet of things’
Qualcomm VP shares his vision

Ballmer talks getting “disruptive” in search
Battling the mighty Google

Manchester public will get first UK ID cards
But will they want it?

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		Netbooks helping to unwire the enterprise

		Caption Competition: On the buses!

		Europe votes for net-neutrality reforms

		IP infringement fines to rise

Peter Cochrane’s Blog: Become a bandwidth scavenger
Here’s how

Telepresence – time to work together
Quocirca’s Straight Talking: For the good of all

Five ways to tempt and tame Gen Y
Be strict – but not too strict

Inbox: ‘Microsoft – focus on what you do do, not what you don’t do’
“You risk devaluing your own product by association if you can’t say ‘ours is better because…’”



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		Five ways to tempt and tame Gen Y

		Microsoft slashes 3,000 jobs

		Amazon spreading its wings in the cloud

		HD iPlayer lands on Virgin Media



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