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Can creative industries survive digital onslaught?
Ian Brown examines the competing rights of content producers and file-sharers and argues that new business models are the future, not blocking users
Networks: Sharks and the threat to communications
The business rationale and practical considerations for undersea cables
Did IT Work? BPM is finally aligning business and IT
Technology tools that speak the same language as the business
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Personal view: the UK’s laissez-faire attitude to IT security
What’s New: Fighting back against an avalanche of malware
Panda Security has unveiled a cloud-based security service. Read previous articles on vendor innovations here
Views/ Reviews: A first look at Office 2010
Microsoft reveals an improved interface and promises real-time collaboration and web apps Read previous IT product reviews here
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Valley View: Google starts to reap rewards of smartphone openness
After a slow start, the Android operating system is turning into a success story for the internet company, writes Chris Nuttall
Perspectives: We need better courses for hybrid hi-tech horses
Without specialists with a wide range of skills, users will not get maximum benefit from the technologies on offer, says Alan Cane
Boardroom Debate: Next IT leaders should come from marketing
Great marketers focus on market wants rather than needs
