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Lord Darzi's NHS Review highlights telemedical cardiac monitoring as example of best practice

18.07.2008 18:34    publictechnology.net
Lord Darzi’s NHS Next Stage Review Report has highlighted telemedical cardiac monitoring as an example of how to give patients effective and convenient care closer to home.


EU proposes new legal framework for European Research Infrastructures

18.07.2008 18:34    publictechnology.net
1. Why are research infrastructures so important? Research infrastructures play an increasing role in the advancement of knowledge and technology. Scientific progress would be impossible without state of the art super-computers or, for instance, large-scale X-Ray systems.

Government aiming for increased data protection powers for Information Commissioner

18.07.2008 18:34    publictechnology.net
Proposals to increase the powers, funding and duties of the Information Commissioner will be examined in a consultation launched yesterday.

EU plans to end mobile roaming rip-offs for text messages abroad

18.07.2008 18:34    publictechnology.net
The European Commission says that the 2.5 billion text messages sent every year by roaming customers in the EU cost over 10 times more than domestic short messages (SMS).


Questions and Answers on EU's plan for Green Public Procurement

18.07.2008 18:34    publictechnology.net
1) What is Green Public Procurement?Green Public Procurement is the process by which public authorities seek to reduce the environmental impact of the goods and services that they buy. The European Commission is issuing a Communication on Green Public Procurement

New capability review published on Home Office, DWP & Dept. for Children, Schools & Families

18.07.2008 18:34    publictechnology.net
Three major departments of state are making good progress in building their capability to meet the demands of public service delivery in the 21st century, the Cabinet Office announced yesterday.

North Lanarkshire Council selects new Performance Management system

18.07.2008 18:34    publictechnology.net
North Lanarkshire Council has chosen the web-based CACI performance management system as a key tool to improve efficiency.

Industrial Property Rights: EU strategy should drive innovation from laboratory to marketplace

18.07.2008 18:33    publictechnology.net
The European Commission is planning a new industrial property rights strategy for Europe. Together with the creation of a Community patent and integrated patent jurisdiction, the Communication outlines a number of actions as the keystone to maintain a high quality

UK publishes its climate change programme annual report

18.07.2008 18:33    publictechnology.net
The Annual Report to Parliament setting out progress of the UK's Climate Change Programme was published by Defra yesterday.

Capita named as preferred bidder for 80 million NHS Choices contract

18.07.2008 18:33    publictechnology.net
The Department of Health yesterday announced that Capita is the preferred bidder for the NHS Choices contract for the next three years. The three year contract is worth between £60 - £80 million.

Intellectual Property: New EU initiatives should improve IP in Europe

18.07.2008 18:25    publictechnology.net
The European Commission has adopted two initiatives in the area of copyright.

Department for Work and Pensions talks about plans for Green IT

18.07.2008 18:25    publictechnology.net
As the world’s Green IT frenzy continues, e-procurement specialist Peter Robbins talks to key members of the Department for Work and Pensions' EDT, Delivery and Transformation Group Chris Haynes Director and Damien Kennedy, head of business partnerships.

Shock revelation - IT sector carbon emissions set to soar above Aviation

18.07.2008 18:25    publictechnology.net
In a shocking revelation, the European Commission has stated that CO2 emissions from the Information Technology (IT) sector are comparable to that of the vilified Aviation sector and, it is reportedly considering potentially fierce legislation if the industry fails to

UK aims to slash carbon footprint of IT within Central Government

18.07.2008 18:24    publictechnology.net
The Cabinet Office yesterday announced plans to slash the carbon footprint of IT within Central Government departments. It's a major strategic development.

Transformational government brings major improvements to public services, says report

18.07.2008 18:23    publictechnology.net
The Cabinet Office has published its latest report highlighting how and where people are benefiting from work across Government to transform our public services for the better.

Burst Media Launches Family Travelers Ad Network

18.07.2008 08:53    internetadsales.com
Network Offers Ideal Opportunity for Travel Advertisers to Reach Families Planning Upcoming TravelBurlington, MA, April 3, 2008 -- Burst Media, a leading provider of advertising representation, services, and technology to independent Web publishers, today announced the launch of the Burst

Platform-A's Advertising.com Launches a Self-Service Solution for Publishers

18.07.2008 08:53    internetadsales.com
New York, NY, April 9, 2008 AOL today announced that Advertising.com is launching PubAccess, a Web-based, self-serve interface for publishers to join the Advertising.com network. PubAccess is designed for small publishers to easily manage the advertisements displayed on their sites.

Avenue A | Razorfish New York Named to the List of Outside Magazine's Best Places to Work

18.07.2008 08:53    internetadsales.com
New York, NY, April 14, 2008 -- The New York office of Avenue A | Razorfish™, one of the largest interactive services firms in the world, has received one of Outside Magazine's Best Places to Work 2008 awards in the

Joss Whedon's Dr. Horrible Could Make Profitable New Model for Online Serials

18.07.2008 08:35    adrants.com
If you were a fan of Buffy: The Vampire Slayer or its slightly traumatizing spin-off Angel, you might get teary with glee over Acts I and II of Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, an effort by creator Joss Whedon to raise

Hey There, Easy Rider. Florida Wants to See Your Day-Glo Chaps.

18.07.2008 08:35    adrants.com
The DHSMV and the Florida Rider Training Program are looking for cool ways to get bikers to dress more visibly. So they launched Ride Proud Dress Loud.

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