Brit MP demands answers from Fujitsu about Horizon IT system after Post Office staff jailed over accounting errors
Biz committee chairman asks whether firm accepts software had issues
04 Jun 2020 | 138
Policy
Global bean-counting behemoth PWC tells vendors: Now would be a great time to audit your customers
A little more short-term revenue never hurt any.. er, well..
04 Jun 2020 | 17
Barmy ban on businesses, Brits based in Blighty bearing or buying .eu domains is back: Cut-off date is Jan 1, 2021
If you're not registered somewhere in the union, you can't use the TLD
04 Jun 2020 | 212
Spending watchdog doubts UK is capable of managing Brexit and coronavirus info campaigns at the same time
Yeah, you and the entire country
03 Jun 2020 | 89
Tech set responds in wake of American protests, police violence and civil unrest
Cisco cancels Live web conference, Google delays Android Beta, SAP boss voices support for Black Lives Matter
02 Jun 2020 | 26
India reveals plans to make electronics manufacturing its top industry
China cited as an example to follow, not a rival in plan to lure five global whales
02 Jun 2020 | 8
Mozilla cautions India's national open digital plan is 'open-washing'
Internet Society also weighs in with worries about vague definition of 'open'
02 Jun 2020 | 2
Privacy activists prep legal challenge against UK plan to keep coronavirus contact-tracing data for two decades
It's too long a retention period, say digital rights campaigners
01 Jun 2020 | 33
Not the Wright stuff: Bitcoin 'inventor' loses bid to sue YouTuber who called him a liar
Too bad, Craig. Now, about those court costs?
01 Jun 2020 | 45
Singapore to accelerate digitalisation of COVID-kicked economy
New agency will hustle small retailers onto digital payments and teach seniors how to Internet
01 Jun 2020 | 2
Australia to refund $720m in 'debts' determined by dodgy algorithm
May well have been killer algorithm, too
01 Jun 2020 | 26
Vietnam accelerates – dare we say it? – digital transformation for a fourth industrial revolution
Prime Minister gives e-cash and e-government a hurry-up as Apple tunes in to its manufacturing smarts
28 May 2020 | 6
China to slice internet connection costs for locals as part of plan to rebound from recent unpleasantness
More 5G. More e-commerce. More IoT. But no growth target for the first time in ages
22 May 2020 | 8
UK MPs to off-payroll workers: Delay IR35 reforms until 2023? You wish
And we will change your tax forever, no need to delay ya... nothing's gonna stop us now
20 May 2020 | 53
Philippines floats digital services tax – and Uber’s local arm surprisingly applauds
Aims to fill post-pandemic coffers and level the local playing field
20 May 2020 | 5
Indeed sued by account exec who said she was raped by male coworker amid misogynistic, sexually charged culture
UpdatedJobs biz accused of pressuring women into sleeping with managers, discrimination, ignoring complaints
20 May 2020 | 4
Indonesia imposes 10% digital services tax
To boost the post-pandemic tax base
18 May 2020 | 18
Philippines government to its agencies: You're not seriously going to do post-pandemic online services with that old stuff, are you?
Mass upgrades all-but ordered at all levels of government, even at unis
14 May 2020 | 3
India says its brains saved the world from the last colosso-crisis – cough, Y2K – proving it can become self-reliant
In tech and everything else needed in a post-COVID-19 economy
13 May 2020 | 23
Australians can demand visitors to their homes run contact-tracing app
As opposition MP criticises slow and incomplete source code release, saying 'Public health messaging shouldn't require citizens to follow GitHub forks'
13 May 2020 | 10
Author of infamous Google diversity manifesto drops lawsuit against web giant
James Damore decides he doesn’t need a day in court
11 May 2020 | 63
Does a .com suffix make a trademark? The US Supreme Court will decide as Booking marks its legal spot
Supremes go live on video
06 May 2020 | 36
Ex-Imagination Technologies boss tells UK Foreign Affairs Committee: Britain needs to stop overseas asset stripping
Other countries have it. Why can't we?
05 May 2020 | 56
UK IT contractors slipping back into old ways of working now IR35 tax reforms delayed
And employers that banned personal service companies no longer seem to care. At least not yet, say sources
04 May 2020 | 49
Amazon settles for $11m with workers in unpaid bag-search wait lawsuit
Puts to rest claims staff should've been paid for time spent in security lines
01 May 2020 | 15
Assange should be furloughed from Belmarsh prison, says human rights org. Here's a thought: He could stay with friends!
Totally reliable and worked really well last time
28 Apr 2020 | 68
China strings up red tape barrier that shows businesses they're better off buying local tech
New rules let Beijing review purchases after pondering 'political, diplomatic, and trade factors' for up to three months
28 Apr 2020 | 21
Lords: New IR35 off-payroll tax rules 'riddled with problems, unfairnesses, unintended consequences'
Peers urge review during delay as witnesses call themselves 'zero-rights employees'
27 Apr 2020 | 66
India launches e-government platform for 125,000 villages and drone land surveys to put them on the map
Hello, expanded tax base and access to capital! Farewell, land ownership disputes
27 Apr 2020 | 8
You have one job, Australian PM tells contact-tracing app, and that’s talking to medicos
Still no definitive word on open sourcing or how it will solve Singapore's Apple problem
23 Apr 2020 | 13
Looks like Benioff will go without new Italian shoes for a month: Details of Salesforce's $5m small biz grant emerge
Need $10k off CRM giant? Read on, though it's not a silver bullet
22 Apr 2020 | 1
Just because we're letting Zoom into Parliament doesn't mean you can have fun, House of Commons warns Brit MPs
Formal attire, no 'BBC Dad' episodes, and absolutely no funky backgrounds
22 Apr 2020 | 23
ICE cold: Microsoft's GitHub wrings hands over US prez's Trump immigration ban plan
Yeah, about that contract you signed with Immigration and Customs Enforcement...
22 Apr 2020 | 49
House of Commons agrees to allow Zoom app in Parliament, British MPs will still have to dress smartly
How long till this gets hacked?
21 Apr 2020 | 85
Academics: We hate to ask, but could governments kindly refrain from building giant data-slurping, contact-tracing coronavirus monsters?
Decentralise over Bluetooth, say 300 scholars
20 Apr 2020 | 77
UK government to take equity in struggling startups with £250m 'Future fund'
Borrowers can score between £500k and £5m if they have a track record, co-investors, and can afford eight percent interest
20 Apr 2020 | 21
