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David Cameron asks UK biz to pay their low, low taxes
Oi, Dave, less of this 'political point-scoring'
UK Prime Minister David Cameron has told a quarterly meeting of the government's business advisory group that in return for lower taxes, companies should really pay the tax they do owe, while business leaders have accused the government of "political point-scoring".?
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Syrian hacktivists hijack Telegraph's Facebook, Twitter accounts
Why social media needs 2-factor authentication... part VIII
Twitter accounts run by the Daily Telegraph were hijacked by pro-Assad hacktivists from the Syrian Electronic Army briefly on Monday evening.?
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Review: Sony Xperia SP
The new mid-range marvel? Oh yes.
Sony?s flagship Android smartphones have been a bit of a disappointment to me. But if the Xperia S and Xperia T didn?t quite cut the Colman?s, the cheaper follow-ups, the Xperias P and V, were more convincing. Sony, it seems, is better in the middle than at the top.?
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BT Tower is just a relic? Wrong: It relays 18,000hrs of telly daily
Reg goes inside and up Blighty's telecoms spire
Geek's Guide The Post Office Tower in London, adorned with microwave dishes and resembling a gigantic Star Trek gadget, symbolised the UK's white heat for technology in the 1960s.?
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Curiosity plunges its drill into Mars AGAIN, seeks life-giving sample
Crew hopes results from second stone will back up wet Mars theory
Intrepid Mars rover Curiosity has bored into its second stone on the surface of the Red Planet, taking a sample from the interior of a rock called "Cumberland".?
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Our new 1.5TB lappie drive isn't thick, it's just the densest - HGST
WD biz stakes claim on highest megabytes per mm cube
Western Digital subsidiary HGST is touting a 1.5TB notebook drive with three platters inside a standard 9.5mm-thick 2.5in form factor.?
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A backdoor into Skype for the Feds? You're joking...
Gov-enhanced hacking capability is bad, says PGP dude
Heavyweights of the cryptographic world have lined up behind a campaign against proposed US wiretapping laws that could require IT vendors to place new backdoors in digital communications services.?
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BYOD beyond the noise
Don?t think about it, build it
Webcast A lot has been said about the strategic advantages (and problems) of BYOD, but much less about how to build a wireless infrastructure for it. Good job we're here to put that right.?
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Six things you should know before you roll out Office 365
It's all in the planning
Let?s discuss some of the reasons for embarking on an Office 365 project.?
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Vodafone revenues hit as customers in Europe hang onto their cash
Verizon buy in the US saved it from posting even more dire results
The end of Vodafone's financial year saw the company writing down £7.7bn in assets, leaving it with a profit of only £673m based on annual revenue which declined 4.4 per cent to £44.4bn.?
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