Internet/ e-commerce
The CIO Questionnaire: Adam Gerrard, CIO at Avis
Car rental CIO on leading IT
Avis is a world leader in car rental, the CIO Adam Gerrard reveals what drives him. more...
Internet/ e-commerce Indepth
Book review: Anywhere
Searching for the meaning of Google
New books examine the search giant and how the web has changed everything. more...
Book review: Red Wired
Searching for the meaning of Google
New books examine the search giant and how the web has changed everything. more...
Book review: Googled
Searching for the meaning of Google
New books examine the search giant and how the web has changed everything. more...
CIO CV: Tiffany Hall, BBC CIO
Auntie opens up
At a BBC opening up to suppliers, viewers and staff, CIO Tiffany Hall is setting standards and building platforms more...
BBC CIO Tiffany Hall is setting standards and building platforms
Auntie opens up
The BBC opening up to suppliers, viewers and staff. more...
CIO CV: Eachan Fletcher
This sporting life
Sporting Index CIO Eachan Fletcher doesn’t mind admitting a love for technology more...
Sporting Index CIO Eachan Fletcher doesn’t mind admitting a love for technology
This sporting life
Sporting Index CIO Eachan Fletcher doesn’t under estimate the CTO aspect of his role at one of the web's gambling bellwethers. more...
The CIO Questionnaire: Eachan Fletcher, Sporting Index CIO
Sporting chance
The mountain biking Sporting Index CIO reveals he is very well read. more...
LinkedIn quick tip: Who's viewed your profile?
Are you wondering who's been eyeing your LinkedIn profile? There's a handy way to find out
Located about halfway down your LinkedIn homepage on the right-hand side is a box – "Who's Viewed My Profile" – that gives you two statistics: how many times your profile has been viewed in the last seven days and how many times you have appeared in search results in the last seven days. more...
Internet/ e-commerce news
The Internet is nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
Just one of 237 nominees
The Internet has been nominated for the for the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize. more...
Tabloid The Daily Mail exposed for Facebook sleaze
Site wrongly blamed for sex stalking
British tabloid newspaper The Daily Mail could be in hot water with Facebook after incorrectly naming the site in an article on sexual stalking on the Internet. more...
Microsoft Bing catching Google
Google remains majority share monster
Microsoft's Bing search engine continues to grow slowly, but remains far behind Google, which has maintained its 70%-plus share of the market in recent months. more...
Digital Economy Bill hit by complaints from Facebook, Google and eBay
BT and TalkTalk, add the amendment to the Digital Economy Bill has "obvious shortcomings"
Google, Facebook and eBay BT and TalkTalk have slammed the UK government's plans to tackle internet piracy, believing it will "threaten freedom of speech". more...
Trademarks and security delay domain changes at ICANN meeting
Generic top level domains prove contentious issue
Trademark protection, costs and cybersecurity threats are some of the issues likely to derail the introduction of new Internet generic top-level domains, being discussed at a meeting of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers Board this week in Nairobi. more...
Google buys DocVerse increase its range of apps
Google to offer online Microsoft Word app
With its acquisition of DocVerse, Google is offering an online component to Microsoft Word before Microsoft does so itself. more...
Ford gets scrappage boost from modelling software
Rapidly created models allow car giant to assess impact of government scheme
Ford has improved its understanding of its sales leads process using a business process modelling software from Metastorm. more...
Microsoft consider HTML 5 for next Internet Explorer
IE9 may be announced at upcoming MIX 2010 conference
Rumors are circulating that Microsoft could announce a beta of Internet Explorer 9 at the upcoming MIX 2010 conference. The new version is rumored to feature improved support for open web standards. more...
Government could block copyright infringing websites
Digital Economy Bill amendment adds DMCA style barring
The government has amended the Digital Economy Bill to give high court judges the power to block any website with a "substantial" amount of copyright infringing content, such as YouTube. more...
Virgin angry at BBC Trust Project Canvas investigation
ISP believes open standards would be better option
The chief executive of Virgin Media has slammed the BBC Trust's consultation of the Project Canvas project as "shameless whitewash". more...
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