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By Kevin May | December 27, 2010

Unclear as to the extent, but Expedia says its Twitter page suffered a security breach last night and at least one rogue tweet was seen by potentially almost 40,000 followers. Read More

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Do travelers realise what personal data mobile apps can take?

By Timothy O'Neil-Dunne | December 21, 2010

I get nervous about privacy and its abuse. Particularly following the exposing of the activities of companies such as Google and Rapleaf. Read More

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Will British Airways trigger new round of changes to credit card fees?

By Timothy O'Neil-Dunne | December 6, 2010

The long running saga of British Airways and the fees charged to it by credit card companies took another turn last week. Read More

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Lucky 13 online services and applications for travellers

By Viewpoints | December 1, 2010

Business or leisure, travel is a well-connected world these days. But what services and products can travellers use to ensure they make the most of the web, stay in touch with the rest of the world and... Read More

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How serious will governments be about web privacy?

By Timothy O'Neil-Dunne | November 14, 2010

In a somewhat belated effort the Barack Obama administration is finally getting serious about privacy - and the recent behavior of Facebook and Google seems to have prodded the US into action. Read More

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Does Like equal Trust on the social media-fuelled web?

By Timothy O'Neil-Dunne | November 2, 2010

I was recently enjoying a drink with a long-time friend. We were joking about the respective number of followers on Twitter that he has over what I have. Read More

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Why you should be scared about web privacy

By Timothy O'Neil-Dunne | October 29, 2010

Over the past two weeks there have been another series of high profile headlines around internet privacy. Read More

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British Airways extends mobile boarding to Blackberry and Android

By Kevin May | October 25, 2010

Blackberry and Android mobile users will now be able to join their iPhone-loving passengers on British Airways using their handsets as boarding cards. Read More

Business as usual, honestly

By Kevin May | October 11, 2010

Just a bit of housekeeping, and an apology. It appears a small number of users have been greeted with a Malware attack page this morning when visiting Tnooz. Read More

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TUI admits HolidaysUncovered hit by web security attack

By Kevin May | September 20, 2010

TUI Travel-owned user review site Holidays Uncovered suffered a security breach last week, impacting on how the site appeared in search engines. Read More

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Best place to lose your luggage: Bermuda

By Kevin May | July 23, 2010

LF Wade International Airport in Bermuda is the unlikely location for the launch of a new electronic luggage tracing system by air industry technology firm SITA Read More

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Five tips to avoid getting scammed by travel agents

By Viewpoints | July 22, 2010

No one wants to get scammed, especially when they’re planning a holiday. However, travel scams are all too common these days, partly due to the nature of the travel industry. Read More

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British Airways launches mobile boarding passes, upgrades app

By Kevin May | July 15, 2010

BA is to start the gradual roll-out of mobile boarding passes for routes across its network as part of the suite of tools for its upgraded smartphone apps. Read More

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Ten tips to protect data and devices when travelling

By Viewpoints | July 1, 2010

Travellers - especially in the corporate sector - are connected to the web and other digital platforms through electronic devices more than ever before. Read More

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Spot the difference between two tour operator websites running trips to Nepal

By Kevin May | June 15, 2010

Not uncommon but a very live example of wholesale theft of content and functionality from travel websites by mysterious folk intent on masquerading as another business. Read More

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