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Ofcom launches investigation into online suicide forum

A suicide forum is the first to be investigated by Ofcom under the Online Safety Act

Cuddly robots and apps for addiction: how life sciences are tackling social issues

With growing recognition of the need to improve public health through prevention, the sector is seeing new opportunities for further growth

Body camera roll-out for Police Scotland 'some way off'

UK leading Europe on mobile-friendly government sites

Sharing information has to be at heart of managing ICT projects

Scotland’s digital technologies can boost export earnings

Government skills gap remains a 'significant problem', warns Audit Scotland

Aberdeenshire Council IT head hailed 'digital leader of the year'

The world of our students is a digital one

Review calls for overhaul of surveillance laws

European IT chiefs to meet in Scotland

Should Scottish homes have sprinkler systems?

Edinburgh looks to become 'intelligent city'

We are winning the fight, says head of Scottish Business Resilience Centre

Highland Council launches customer service portal

Can technology widen access to education?

Patients dying amid reluctance to embrace technology, warns lead clinician

Event Report: Telehealth and Telecare

New interactive film for secondary schools on 'legal highs' risk

Increased confidence among Scotland’s IT sector, survey finds

Filming suspects in police vehicles a "massive expense", warns chief

ID database fears ahead of debate

New security training for Scottish firms

Swinney: Scotland's cyber security strategy 'will not involve monitoring the internet'

MSPs: Courts too slow to embrace video conferencing

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