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James Lawson

ITWeb journalist

James Lawson is ITWeb's journalist.

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1:10
Business ApplicationsJul 12, 2010

SkyTV buys OnSite Broadcasting

In this World Wide Wrap: SkyTV buys OnSite Broadcasting, calls for BBC digital radio coverage, and Drishti releases voice broadcasting tech.

James Lawson
1:20
DevicesJul 12, 2010

Mozilla pushes Firefox 4

In this World Wide Wrap: Mozilla pushes Firefox 4, YouTube unveils HTML5 mobile site, and Aestiva opens IDE.

James Lawson
2:00
ComputingJul 9, 2010

Symbian releases PDK 3.0

In today's technology roundup: Symbian releases PDK 3.0, Co-op to use 3 000 virtual desktops, SCO appeals Novell case ruling, and Facebook buys NextStop.

James Lawson
1:20
Business ApplicationsJul 9, 2010

US workers go mobile

In this World Wide Wrap: US workers go mobile, Seagate unveils 3TB external drive, and Ikon migrates to Equivios tech.

James Lawson
1:30
ComputingJul 9, 2010

MS to cut jobs

In this World Wide Wrap: MS to cut jobs, Chunghwa Telecom and Inventec offer trial, and ICO issues cloud data protection guide.

James Lawson
3:30
ComputingJul 8, 2010

ITSM a recession buster

As threats of a 'double-dip' loom, companies need to prepare for a possible second recession, say analysts.

James Lawson
1:50
ComputingJul 8, 2010

Apple bans developer from iTunes

In today's technology roundup: Apple bans developer from iTunes, Opera updates Opera Mini, Facebook privacy under fire, and IBM, EU establish consortium.

James Lawson
1:10
ComputingJul 8, 2010

Vendors block ATM hack demo

In this World Wide Wrap: Vendors block ATM hack demo, BSA awarded $3.3m settlement, and MS clamps down on UK piracy.

James Lawson
1:20
Business ApplicationsJul 8, 2010

Canon targets govt for growth

In this World Wide Wrap: Canon targets govt for growth, HP eyes smartphone printing, and EFI acquires Radius Solutions.

James Lawson
3:20
DevicesJul 7, 2010

Review: Samsung makes waves

The company's Wave smartphone is its first to feature the new Bada operating system.

James Lawson
1:50
ComputingJul 7, 2010

Researchers disclose zero-day bug

In today's technology roundup: Researchers disclose zero-day bug, IT carbon offset scheme unveiled, Google pushes Android 2.2, and HTC sales above expectation.

James Lawson
1:40
ComputingJul 7, 2010

BSNL mulls 3G outsourcing

In this World Wide Wrap: BSNL mulls 3G outsourcing, UK police to streamline IT outsourcing, and Aspire Outsourcing expands operations.

James Lawson