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Norway tax auditors want to open source cash registers to combat fraud
(blogs.computerworlduk.com)
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Hacker uses cat to deliver virus clues to Japanese police
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FBI publishes top email terms used by corporate fraudsters
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99 of the FTSE 100 do not address needs of mobile customers
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OpenStack - Why democracy beats dictatorship in the cloud
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HP's Autonomy fraud allegations? Get real, it's buyer beware in this industry'
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I haven't done a painstaking trawl of the site, but I can't seem to find a corresponding red bike to race you're absurdly wealthy evil mate on...
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OpenOffice 20 - 25 MS Office as Freiburg votes to ditch open source suite
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New UK mobile operator donates 10% of your bill and 25% of profits to charity
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The Senna documentary last year cost me £12 in central London, around $19 at current rates - I can't imagine it has changed massively. I was as surprised as Axel Foley: "I could get blown for 12 bucks!"
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German council ditching OpenOffice to go back to Microsoft
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Former UK mining town hoping to crowdfund free WiFi service
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Staff emails are not owned by firms, UK judge rules
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Why this EU meeting on FRAND in open source?
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19,000 against and 0 support UK govt 'Snooper's Charter' following consultation
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'Marketing team finally gets marketing' 'Atomic weight of cobalt 58.9'
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Keep your developers happy by giving them everything they want, says SAP India
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French Government To Use PostgreSQL, LibreOffice In Free Software Adoption Push
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British funeral director puts QR codes on grave stones
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Cambridge University launches free Raspberry Pi programming course
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How international law applies to cyberwarfare examined
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EU tries to sneak in a mini-ACTA through the back door
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Arrested Facebook 'troll' revealed to be UK policeman
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TV with 16 times resolution of HDTV passed by UN standards body
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Anonymous attacks UK govt websites in 'Operation Free Assange'
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.gay, .wine, .porn and .sexy among gTLDs objected to by Saudi Arabia
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Electronic waste legislation becomes compulsory in Europe
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Don't be evil - Google pays £6m UK tax on £395m turnover
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Online banking security chief admits £2.5 million fraud
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'Digital Economy Act illegal under European Court of Justice decision'
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