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| Justice Ministry opens ICO consultation While MPs get petulant
The Ministry of Justice has published a consultation on changes to the powers and funding of the Information Commissioner’s Office - a core conclusion of the Data Sharing Review was that the ICO needed more money and more powers to be effective.
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| Phil Left Sony Because Of The...PS4? [Rumor] And the clock strikes rumour o' clock. VG247 say that, according to "highly placed sources", they've learned why Phil Harrison left Sony. And it wasn't for an office door that read "Directeur Général Délégué". They say it was because development of the PS4 was about to kick off [..] |
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| NCsoft Lays Off 21 [Spin Control] Today NCsoft confirmed to Kotaku that they are indeed laying some folks off from their Austin offices. "We are announcing that 21 positions are being eliminated in the Austin office of NCsoft in the area of product development," an NCsoft spokesman told Kotaku. "Primarily this i [..] |
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| How Permanent Is My Residency In Japan? [Night Note] To: Crecente From: Bashcraft Ahoy! Welcome back from you boating adventure. Today, I went to the immigration office to see if I got permanent residence. The way it works here (and other countries, too, I guess) is that you typically get a one-year or a three-year visa from your employer, who sponsors your visa. If you are married, then your spouse is your spons [..] |
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| Joystiq | Relevance: 3.461 |
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| Valve Tried to Lure Out Hacker with Fake Job Interview [Crime] Back in 2003, the source code for then-unreleased Half Life 2 showed up on file sharing sites. German Public Radio found the documents backing up what many have known for a while, that Valve worked with the FBI's Seattle office to try to lure out the hacker responsible wit [..] |
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| The Boy Genius Report | Relevance: 3.458 |
New Nintendo DS coming at E3?  Rumors, rumors, rumors. Where would we be without you? Today’s flavor comes to us courtesy of Bloomberg’s Japanese office. Their site is claiming that a newly revamped Nintendo DS should be on its way to retailers everywhere. According to them, the new handheld gaming system will be announced at this year’s E3 convention, which is [...] [..] |
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| Kotaku | Relevance: 3.447 |
| NCSoft Cutting European Staff, Closing Tabula Rasa? [Rumor] GamesIndustry.biz has posted a rumor this morning regarding big changes in store for MMO publisher NCSoft. According to "sources close to the company", the developer / publisher is planning on cutting 50 positions from their European office in Brighton, England following a de [..] |
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| Kotaku | Relevance: 3.446 |
| Square Enix Files New Dragon Quest Trademarks [Nintendo DS] The Nintendo DS remakes of both Dragon Quest IV and Dragon Quest V look likely to make their way to U.S. shores soon, as a pair of recently filed trademarks have popped up on the US Patent and Trademark Office's web site. Filings for "Chapters of the Chosen" [..] |
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| Microsoft Confirms Corrinne Yu Hire, Internal Halo Team Expansion [Halo] Yesterday, we broke that Gearbox Director of Technology Corrinne Yu has been hired by Microsoft Game Studios to be Principle Engine Architect for Microsoft's Halo Franchise Team. Microsoft has confirmed to Kotaku that Yu had in fact been hired by Microsoft. "As the Halo franchise co [..] |
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| Microsoft Withdraws Bid for Yahoo! Microsoft withdrew its $42.3 billion bid to buy Yahoo Saturday after last-ditch efforts to come to terms on a price proved unsuccessful. Microsoft was willing to pay $33 a share, but Yahoo wanted $37. “Clearly a deal is not to be,” Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer wrote in a letter to Yahoo.
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BGR flashback: Iomega ZIP drive!  Ill admit it; we’ve been slacking on the BGR flashback series. But to pick things up again, this weeks BGR flashback is the Iomega zip drive. Come on, you so know you had about 100 of these things in your home and office! Released in 1994, but made extremely popular a little while later, the [...] [..] |
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| Qualcomm's Mobile TV Service To UK? Why Not? Mobile chipmaker Qualcomm (QCOM) has won a slice of wireless spectrum in the U.K., Britain's Office of Communications announced today. The spectrum is suitable for mobile TV, wireless broadban [..] |
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