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Another Government push to help businesses get digital By Allan Swann
The Government has announced a new scheme to help businesses adjust to the digital technology age and foster innovation.
The CIO Agenda > The Boardroom > News Facebook takes over the world By Tineka Smith
Facebook now dominates globally as the leading social networking site
Blogs > CBR Rolling Blog Enterprise video conferencing to define 2012; most networks aren’t prepared By Allan Swann
Enterprise video conferencing is set to become ubiquitous over the next few years, and most companies will need to fundamentally rethink their network architecture.
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20% of IT workers now using Apple By Allan Swann
Apple is starting to creep into workplace IT
News Wikileaks Boss Assange to host global chat show [UPDATED] By Tineka Smith
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is to host his own TV show where he will be interviewing political revolutionaries, thinkers, and leaders from across the globe.
News North Korea issues 100 day ban on mobile phones By Tineka Smith
North Korean citizens are banned from using their mobile phones for 100 days set aside for mourning the death of Kim Jong-Il. Those who disobey the ban will be branded war criminals.
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Has Twitter shot itself in the foot?
27 January 2012 | By Tineka Smith
Twitter's new censorship policy faces a huge backlash as Twitterers make their voices heard, Twitter responds exclusively to CBR.
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NM Incite allies with uberVU to release its latest version of social media management platform
27 January 2012 | By CBR Staff Writer
It renders language detection support, better collaboration and workflow and city-level geolocation capabilities
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Enterprise video conferencing to define 2012; most networks aren’t prepared
27 January 2012 | By Allan Swann
Enterprise video conferencing is set to become ubiquitous over the next few years, and most companies will need to fundamentally rethink their network architecture.
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Android increases its global tablets shipment share to 39% in Q4 2011
27 January 2012 | By CBR Staff Writer
Apple iOS retained the top position with 58% share
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Has Twitter shot itself in the foot?
27 January 2012 | By Tineka Smith
Twitter's new censorship policy faces a huge backlash as Twitterers make their voices heard, Twitter responds exclusively to CBR.
News
Enterprise video conferencing to define 2012; most networks aren’t prepared
27 January 2012 | By Allan Swann
Enterprise video conferencing is set to become ubiquitous over the next few years, and most companies will need to fundamentally rethink their network architecture.
News
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Systems and Networks

Has Twitter shot itself in the foot?
27 January 2012 | By Tineka Smith
Twitter's new censorship policy faces a huge backlash as Twitterers make their voices heard, Twitter responds exclusively to CBR.
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BT Openreach starts on ambitious plan for 300Mbps internet
27 January 2012 | By CBR Staff Writer
Funding provided to local councils for broadband infrastructure
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Another Government push to help businesses get digital
27 January 2012 | By Allan Swann
The Government has announced a new scheme to help businesses adjust to the digital technology age and foster innovation.
The CIO Agenda > The Boardroom > News
20% of IT workers now using Apple
27 January 2012 | By Allan Swann
Apple is starting to creep into workplace IT
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