Computer jargon, a "tick box" culture and unimaginative advertising are discouraging Internet users from learning how to protect themselves online. Faced with such gobbledegook, many of the world's ...

According to a media report published in London not so long ago, three in four office workers are clueless about computer jargon. The report whet on to say that most workers waste about an hour daily ...

Office workers are baffled by computer jargon and make serious business blunders because they see 'IT speak' as a foreign language, a survey has revealed. Office workers are baffled by computer jargon ...

Computer jargon, a “tick box” culture and unimaginative advertising are discouraging Internet users from learning how to protect themselves online. Faced with such gobbledegook, many of the world’s ...

Leetspeak, Internet shorthand, computer jargon for instant messaging — whatever you call them, initialisms like BRB, LOL and BTW have now entered the public lexicon. (I know a few teenagers who ...

I am somewhat confused by Ray Hatley's request (The Argus Technology, March 25) that we "think what fun it would be to give a new product a sensible name that describes what it does. Like carpet ...

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