Richard Thurston

News The European Commission has said it agrees with regulator Ofcom that BT should be able to offer only virtual unbundling for its fibre broadband networks for the time being.

News HP has introduced a range of networking and storage products focused on the integration of voice, messaging and collaboration.

News Brocade has unveiled three blades which offer greater density and lower power consumption per port, helping it to fend off the increasing threat from Cisco.

News RM has left the Government's Home Access Programme under a cloud as it failed to agree terms with the Government.

News The mobile operator ousts HSBC as the UK company with the most valuable trademark and intellectual property.

News Privacy campaign group EPIC has filed a complaint to the Federal Trade Commission over Google's social networking service.

News The mobile operator is to launch the HTC Smart in April in an attempt to bolster its smartphone market share.

News The first PC to reach one million sales back in the early 1980s will be rigged up to Twitter on Saturday.

News A survey of UK schools by the Government inspectorate says staff are the weakest link in the chain.

News Conservative MP Mark Pritchard believes recipients of the free PCs are selling them on.

News A document released with the stolen database suggests Shell could face more breaches.

News The Department for Work and Pensions will transition to thin-client computing because of power and maintenance cost savings

News A French judge has summoned disgraced Floyd Landis over claims he hacked into the country's anti-doping authority

News The Office of Fair Trading will receive £4.3 million to try to root out fraudulent e-traders.

News Redmond giant Microsoft is trying to tackle the use of counterfeit versions of Windows 7 by cracking down on software hacks.

News Personal details of 170,000 workers at oil giant Shell have been mailed to campaigners.