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| Tories would have to compensate ID vendors Current gov’s actions ‘improper and quite extraordinary’
A Conservative government would have to compensate suppliers of the National Identity Scheme for lost profits as well as costs if it cancelled the project.
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| More about Where Government Tax Rebate | Ads |
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| Google Threatens To Stick Fork In Yahoo Deal If Google and Yahoo go forward with their search partnership, they'll have to sign a consent decree. Which will mean, in part, that Google might have government inspectors crawling all over its books and bu [..] |
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| Japan urges limiting kids' cell phones
(AP) AP - Japanese youngsters are getting so addicted to Internet-linking cell phones that the government is starting a program warning parents and schools to limit their use among children. YahooTechNews [..] |
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| Road Pricing 2.0 is two years away Spy in the cab comes out of the lab
The government’s “Managed Motorway” re-badged road-pricing scheme seems to be taking on more shape, with reports indicating that technical elements of it will commence testing from 2010.
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| Grogger Is Frogger For Drunks [Hot Flashes] Got a big binge drinking "problem" where you live? We do in Australia. And government types are unsure on how to combat it. Oh, unless you're the City of Melbourne council, that is. They've released a game called Grogger, which is Frogger, only instead [..] |
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| HP offers gov half price printers Get ‘em quick
HP and OGCbuying.solutions - the government’s procurement body, have done a deal for half price printers.
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John McCain's ties to terrorists 
As ThinkProgress points out, John McCain tried to stop the government from prosecuting domestic terrorists:
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| Web Spy Firm Phorm Gets UK Gov't Blessing UK web spy firm Phorm got something that Silicon Valley's NebuAd couldn't: That is, government blessing for its plan to track consumer Web surfing through Internet service providers.
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| UK is not a surveillance society, MPs claim Well, not yet anyway
The Home Affairs Committee has called on the government to follow a “minimum data, held for the minumum time” approach to British citizens’ personal information in its long-awaited report into surveillance.
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Microsoft confirms once and for all; no Zune phone at CES  Just when we thought CES might be getting interesting… Over the past week or so, blogs have been going back and forth like a government decision on free broadband in terms of whether or not Microsoft would be debuting a Zune phone at CES next month. Some said maybe, some said no way and some [...] [..] |
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| Criminal record checks could hit over 14 million people New CRB regs produce a nation of suspects
Analysis If we had suggested, ten years ago, that one day soon, the government would draw up a list of prescribed occupations: that they would build a database of millions of people who would need to register for those occupations; and that a committee of Public Safety would [...] [..] |
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| Rumor: Fallout 3 Unbanned In Oz? [Rumor] I'm classifying this as rumor because, going back through the trail, the sources are games retailers and not Bethesda nor the Australian government. But site Gamerchip is reporting that a Fallout 3 version, minus the drug usage that originally got the game banned, will be available for sale down unde [..] |
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