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TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Ry Crozier | November 13, 2008

A London School of Economics professor has urged executives to put 'a level of ambition' back in outsourcing to achieve innovative outcomes over and above a low-cost benefit.

By Staff Writers | November 13, 2008

Google added a voice and video chat feature to its Gmail email service on Tuesday, launching a free Web-based service that competes with the likes of eBay's Skype.

By Ian Williams | November 13, 2008

Microsoft has pledged to help programmers using Visual Studio and .NET Framework to create applications that are more secure and privacy-enhanced, as well as to simplify everyday development tasks.

By Nick Farrell | November 13, 2008

A new study from the University of North Carolina shows if kids use SMS when they are younger they are less likely to become obese adults.

By Sylvie Barak | November 13, 2008

Internet addiction has been branded a clinical disorder by psychologists in China, adding fuel to the global controversy on whether or not incessant Internet use should officially be recognised as a mental disorder.

By Phil Muncaster | November 13, 2008

Companies looking to implement open source enterprise content management (ECM) solutions are shunning Microsoft's Silverlight and .NET in favour of Ajax and Java, according to the latest annual survey from Alfresco.

By Nick Farrell | November 13, 2008

Microsoft has finally got around to patching security flaws for Windows and Office, including a critical bug that had been publicly disclosed nearly two years ago.

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