Ursula Seymour

IT analyst firm Gartner Inc. predicted at the end of last yearrnthat: "The notion of the office as a fixed location [will] give way to a situation wherern'office' is just the act of paying attention to work through always-on access." But a morernrecent survey of HR managers reveals that most companies still don't trust their staff tornwork on the move.

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has today launched the latest version of its code of advertising practice, which has been extended to cover email and text message campaigns.

Computer Aid International is relaunching its campaign to encourage businesses and the public sector to donate old Pentium PCs to be sent on to the developing world.

As 2002 drew to a close IT experts indulged in that annual tradition of forecasting the future...

The U.K. government is keen for people to use the internet to find out about its services and to this end plans to get all services online by 2005, but a recent poll suggests they have a long way to go.

Online banks are failing to win the trust of their customers, who still have more faith in bricks and mortar high street branches according to research released yesterday by ICM Research.

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RealNetworks Inc. has launched its RealOne SuperPass subscription service in Europe. The paid-for service offers users premium content streamed to their PCs.