PC Gamer UK gets reboot (Wii)

The world’s premier PC gaming magazine, PC Gamer UKhas been revamped, redesigned and relaunched – the firstfull rebootsince 1993 – to reflect the changing face of PC gaming.

We asked Ross Atherton, editor of the mag to tell us what’s new…

“In a world full of delicious websites such as, I dunno, GamesRadar for example, why would people spend cash on games magazines?,” Atherton asks (while simultaneously andunexpectedlymassaging our ego).

Survey: CIOs ‘out of the loop’

Chief information officers are “out of the loop”, according to a survey carried out by London-based Deloitte and the Cranfield School of Management.

Despite being in existence for over a decade, the role of CIO is often ill-defined, according to the 40 participants in the survey. Respondents included CIOs, senior managers, analysts, consultants and academics.

“The role of the CIO seems to be a source of divided opinion and considerable confusion,” states the

Survey: CIOs ‘out of the loop’

Chief information officers are “out of the loop”, according to a survey carried out by London-based Deloitte and the Cranfield School of Management.

Despite being in existence for over a decade, the role of CIO is often ill-defined, according to the 40 participants in the survey. Respondents included CIOs, senior managers, analysts, consultants and academics.

“The role of the CIO seems to be a source of divided opinion and considerable confusion,” states the

Survey: CIOs ‘out of the loop’

Chief information officers are “out of the loop”, according to a survey carried out by London-based Deloitte and the Cranfield School of Management.

Despite being in existence for over a decade, the role of CIO is often ill-defined, according to the 40 participants in the survey. Respondents included CIOs, senior managers, analysts, consultants and academics.

“The role of the CIO seems to be a source of divided opinion and considerable confusion,” states the

Survey: CIOs ‘out of the loop’

Chief information officers are “out of the loop”, according to a survey carried out by London-based Deloitte and the Cranfield School of Management.

Despite being in existence for over a decade, the role of CIO is often ill-defined, according to the 40 participants in the survey. Respondents included CIOs, senior managers, analysts, consultants and academics.

“The role of the CIO seems to be a source of divided opinion and considerable confusion,” states the

Survey: CIOs ‘out of the loop’

Chief information officers are “out of the loop”, according to a survey carried out by London-based Deloitte and the Cranfield School of Management.

Despite being in existence for over a decade, the role of CIO is often ill-defined, according to the 40 participants in the survey. Respondents included CIOs, senior managers, analysts, consultants and academics.

“The role of the CIO seems to be a source of divided opinion and considerable confusion,” states the

Survey: CIOs ‘out of the loop’

Chief information officers are “out of the loop”, according to a survey carried out by London-based Deloitte and the Cranfield School of Management.

Despite being in existence for over a decade, the role of CIO is often ill-defined, according to the 40 participants in the survey. Respondents included CIOs, senior managers, analysts, consultants and academics.

“The role of the CIO seems to be a source of divided opinion and considerable confusion,” states the

Survey: CIOs ‘out of the loop’

Chief information officers are “out of the loop”, according to a survey carried out by London-based Deloitte and the Cranfield School of Management.

Despite being in existence for over a decade, the role of CIO is often ill-defined, according to the 40 participants in the survey. Respondents included CIOs, senior managers, analysts, consultants and academics.

“The role of the CIO seems to be a source of divided opinion and considerable confusion,” states the

Survey: CIOs ‘out of the loop’

Chief information officers are “out of the loop”, according to a survey carried out by London-based Deloitte and the Cranfield School of Management.

Despite being in existence for over a decade, the role of CIO is often ill-defined, according to the 40 participants in the survey. Respondents included CIOs, senior managers, analysts, consultants and academics.

“The role of the CIO seems to be a source of divided opinion and considerable confusion,” states the