Archive - Oct 2009

BT has denied its Twitter account has been hacked.

HMRC and Capgemini's Aspire contract 'sets the standard' for outsourcing arrangements.

American electronics super-retailer Best Buy plans to expand across the UK and Europe.

Popular e-payment firm PayPal is to expand its Dublin-based customer service operations.

Consumer group Which? has created a fake website selling Olympic tickets, revealing how easy it is to commit identity fraud.

Two of the internet's biggest players are joining forces to deliver a major music search to those online.

As netbook sales roar past 50 million units, online retailer Misco predicts high demand in the run-up to Christmas.

A conversion to Windows 7 will improve business performance, according to an industry expert.

A social networking site is to create a host of new jobs as part of its expansion across Europe.

Tim Berners-Lee has had a special request from Gordon Brown to develop a new open source data site.