IT Hiccups of the Week: 911 Systems Need Emergency Help
German bank supervisor reinstated after missing sleep error, Chrysler has more recalls, Ford adds knobs back to touch-screen system
BBC IT Project Fiasco Snares New York Times CEO
MPs Claim Mark Thompson wasn’t truthful in Parliamentary inquiry as BBC Director General
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IT Hiccups of the Week: Irish Rail to Riders: Pay Up for Software Screw Up
Stock exchanges use IT problems for marketing, virtual flight contest has trouble taking off
U.S. States Selling Hospital Data that Puts Patients' Privacy at Risk
Data can be used to re-identify patients despite their being made "anonymous"
Africa: Continent of Plenty
Ten reasons why Africa can feed itself—and help feed the rest of the world too
A Degree in Big Data
Graduate courses are springing up to meet the demand for analysts
IT Hiccups of the Week: Rough Start for NYC's New 911 System
New York City’s bike share program has software issues, and RBS practices its apology once more
Farming by the Numbers
Precision agriculture brings computing’s accuracy to the ancient art of cultivation
BBC Blows £98 Million on Digital Media Initiative
Suspends CTO for "overly ambitious and poorly managed" project
IT Hiccups of the Week: RBS Antagonizes Two Million More Customers
Spokane's multiple 911 system backup failures, CA court jury system issue, Montreal’s Métro out again
IT Hiccups of the Week: Lie Detector Lies?
No-swipe payment system swipes customers’ money; Big Apple worries that e-voting will take a bite out of mayoral election
IT Hiccups of the Week: Programming Error Rejects Unsuspecting Oregon Trimet Riders' Credit and Debit Cards for 5 Years
Austrian utilities suffer unexplained “software failure,” GM and Chrysler issue recalls, Atmos Energy customers charged too much
Another Excuse For Why Tennessee Will Make State IT Workers Reapply for Their Jobs
North Carolina and Ohio also struggle with government IT projects
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IT Hiccups of the Week: Online Testing Problems Spread
Lingering after-effects of Chicago Options Exchange and H&R Block tech issues
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Can Avatars Help Close the Doctor-Patient Communication Gap?
HealthCorpus aims to enhance healthcare communication
The Hacked Tweet That Took Down Wall Street
A rogue AP tweet roils Wall Street; algorithmic trading on machine readable news partially to blame
Face Recognition Failed to Find Boston Bombers
Facial recognition software didn't spot the Boston Marathon bombers; armchair "investigators" found too much
Intel Versus the Dwindling PC Market
Questions about the company's mobile push and its business model again take center stage
IT Hiccups of the Week: Excel Spreadsheet Error Heard Around the World
H&R Block sued over refund delays, Minnesota math test hit by server issue, and NH MMIS has problems after all
IT Hiccups of the Week: New NHS 111 Helpline Needs to Call 999
Alberta’s ERCB computer system falls and can’t get up, Georgia’s DDS out again, everyone placed on detention in New Zealand
This Week in Cybercrime: Tax-related ID Thefts Hit 1.8M in 2012
Plus: Who is behind the South Korea cyberattack? And more warnings on infrastructure vulnerabilities
NTSB: Texting While Flying Contributed to 2011 Helicopter Crash
Texting and cellphone calls distracted pilot from making good decisions
IT Hiccups of the Week: Computer Technology Upgrade Sours Small Michigan County
Computer problems greatest UK niggle, blunder at Hong Kong racetrack, New Hampshire Medicaid System passes first tests
First Portable Telephone Call Made 40 years Ago Today
Walking down a Manhattan sidewalk, Motorola’s Martin Cooper called his rival at AT&T Bell Labs
IT Hiccups of the Week: Expect Problems with New Medicaid System New Hampshire Warns
Also: RBS irritates customers second time in a month; USS Guardian finally off Philippine reef
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Drone Manufacturers Whine That They Are Misunderstood
Americans need to be better educated on benevolent uses of UAVs, they say
IT Hiccups of the Week: Red Bull Racing Gets Apology from McLaren Over ECU Software Issues
GM recalls Cadillacs and Buicks, Panama Canal containers stack up at port, Verizon erroneously bills customers in Midwest
This Week in Cybercrime: What Do We Know about the South Korean Cyberattack?
Plus: BitTorrent sites on the hook for copyright infringement
Computer Technology Impact on 2013 Society as Predicted in 1962 and 1988
Stand-in brains, sophisticated real-time games, electronic mapping system for cars, and household robots