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Introducing the New VMware Management Solution Portfolio
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You can now report criminals via Facebook in Scotland
The Lothian and Borders Police in Scotland now lets citizens report crime via Facebook and even Bluetooth to link directly to the Crimestoppers UK website.
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For the love of money: Scottish 'spend to save' plan fails
Even when a large project fails, external consultants can walk away with huge fees. It's sad.
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Limits urged on genetic testing
Britain's House of Lords has advised strict limits on genetic testing, including an increase in their perceived risk, in order to limit costs from consumers getting their own tests and waving the...
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Call-center survey finds staff stressed and in pain
Trade Union survey calls for a call-centre charter in response to findings. Up to three quarters of call centre staff may be experiencing stress, and four out of five suffering headaches, plus...
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Scotland signs up to e-procurement
A new e-procurement service for the Scottish Executive means staff can order goods from approved suppliers without leaving their desks. The First Minister for Scotland, Jack McConnell, has...
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Anonymous intercepts, records FBI, Scotland Yard cybercrime call
A conference call between Scotland Yard and the FBI was intercepted and recorded by the hacking collective Anonymous, and uploaded to the web. The FBI confirmed the leak.
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London's Met Police uses 'blanket tracking system' to intercept, remotely shut down mobile phones
London's police service can not only track and trace your mobile phone, but remotely shut it down and intercept phone calls and text messages, it has emerged.
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You can now report criminals via Facebook in Scotland
The Lothian and Borders Police in Scotland now lets citizens report crime via Facebook and even Bluetooth to link directly to the Crimestoppers UK website.
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Facebook used to organize UK riots, clean them up
Facebook is being blamed in part for helping organize the riots in the UK. At the same time, citizens have teamed up on the social network to clean up after the disturbances.
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Scotland Yard battles LulzSec, Anonymous on Twitter
Scotland Yard, home of London's Metropolitan Police, is to quadruple its cybercrime unit in response to it sLulzSec and Anonymous investigations.
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LulzSec 'spokesperson' arrested by Scotland Yard
'Topiary', one of the spokespeople for hacktivist group LulzSec, has been arrested in Scotland, police in London confirm.
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For the love of money: Scottish 'spend to save' plan fails
Even when a large project fails, external consultants can walk away with huge fees. It's sad.
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Limits urged on genetic testing
Britain's House of Lords has advised strict limits on genetic testing, including an increase in their perceived risk, in order to limit costs from consumers getting their own tests and waving the...
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UK most popular online banking sites in January 2008
Banking Service Audience, 000 Visits per user Total Internet: Total Audience 33,254 71.0 Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) Group 2,906 5.9 NatWest Bank 2,021 5.9 Royal Bank of Scotland 952 5.5...
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3-D collaborative body art in Scotland
A collaborative technology developed several years ago at ETH Zurich in Switzerland is now being used in a theater in Scotland. The Living Canvas technology allows performers on stage to interact...
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Scotland cops go back to Microsoft
The Central Scotland Police are ripping out their Linux boxes and replacing them with Windows servers, according to a report on Silicon.com. Central Scotland has signed a three-year contract with...
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Princess to dedicate Sun plant in Scotland
Sun Microsystems has spent $57 million upgrading its manufacturing plant in Scotland, a facility which among other things produces high-end Sun Fire 15000 servers for the EMEA region. Its...
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Call-center survey finds staff stressed and in pain
Trade Union survey calls for a call-centre charter in response to findings. Up to three quarters of call centre staff may be experiencing stress, and four out of five suffering headaches, plus...
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Scotland signs up to e-procurement
A new e-procurement service for the Scottish Executive means staff can order goods from approved suppliers without leaving their desks. The First Minister for Scotland, Jack McConnell, has...
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Motorola to suspend Scotland plant
Mobile phone maker Motorola (mot) is planning to suspend handset manufacturing for two weeks at its mobile phone factory in Scotland. The company is blaming disappointing sales of mobile phones...
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