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• Mortgage lender cuts processing unit
• Shell builds outsourcing IT architect team
• Egham most spammed business location in UK
• Labour Conference: MPs admit government finds IT challenging
• Firms refuse to tell clients about data security breaches
• BT and Phorm escape police investigation over adware trials
• MySpace launches music site with EMI, Sony, Universal and Warner
• PC gets Wii-like mouse
• Firms failing to protect web servers, says Sophos
• Anger as NHS shares confidential health records with councils
• Storage array makers not following EMC's lead on flash solid state drives
• Brocade SAN data migration helps Council dodge WEEE
• Michael Dell maps out Dell's future
• Marks & Spencer in the clear over loss of staff data
• Normura to keep Lehman's IT systems... for now
• Be aware of legal risks with open source, says Eversheds
• Oracle Openworld: product lifecycle management extended
• Oracle Openworld: Oracle boosts identity management offering
• Oracle Openworld: AIA Foundation Packs announced
• Oracle Openworld: Java developers get a boost with new Oracle tools
• Cybercriminals use Web 2.0 to disguise malware
• John Lewis uses virtualisation to cut power bill by £2,500 a week
• Collaboration given a buzz with Oracle Beehive
• Labour Conference: IT A levels may give fast track to university
• Labour Conference: Teachers should learn IT from their pupils, says minister
• Turquoise CTO confident platform can survive market upheaval
• Google Android heads for the shops
• (ISC)2 targets software developers with secure accreditation
• Government earmarks £300m for laptops and broadband for poor households
• Project management tops skills in demand at large firms
• DRAM price plunge could lead to cheaper PCs
• Windows patch update
• Ofcom to let BT set own prices for fibre broadband
• Microsoft starts £22bn share buy back scheme after failing to acquire Yahoo
• Sophos helps businesses uncover lurking malware
• London remains world’s top business Wi-Fi zone
• Labour Conference: Government must embrace Web 2.0 say IT managers
• Labour Conference: Universities should expand teaching of IT
• Confidential data at risk from poor awareness
• Google Gphone unveiled today for under £120
• Lloyds TSB union calls for end to Indian offshoring in light of HBOS takeover
• Labour Conference: Broadband should be left to market, says minister
• Intelligence visualisation to supersede location based systems
• Turquoise comes to market
• Indian outsourcers bring thousands of foreign IT workers into UK
• Particle decelerator: technical fault hits Cern's Large Hadron Collider
• Number of VoIP users quadruples
• Microsoft discounts software for public sector bodies
• Help stop UK’s illegal computer dumping, government urged
• UK shoppers take a tough line on poor website performance
• Google's Sergey Brin could face Parkinson's disease
• Carphone Warehouse bids £450m for Tiscali UK
• UK SMEs drive green IT and emerging technologies
• Half of firms will freeze their IT budgets next year
• IT efficiency most improved by managing datacentre complexity
• Cern website sees big bang spike in web traffic
• Unified communications key to increased productivity
• Cybercrime to grow because of government indifference
• Local government IT excellence finalists announced
• VMWorld: IT professionals give their verdict on Microsoft virtualisation moves
• Is your IT system compliant?
• HP outlines future for EDS staff
• How to avoid a data deduplication fiasco
• New-generation building management systems blow a hole in security
• Q&A: Paul Dorey on DLP, deperimeterisation
• Act now to build next-generation IT department
• VMWare squares up to Microsoft threat
• Financial services meltdown will re-shape IT industry
• KPMG to host 48-hour global virtual jobs fair this month
• Secret Service reveals major hack to US retailer
• Insolvency Service suffers another government data loss
• Merged banks' web domains cybersquatted
• Credit crunch increases internal security risks
• Skills glut as City IT job losses mount
• HMRC prepares for court action over EDS tax credit settlement as deadline nears
• VMWorld: Cisco switch will make virtualisation easier
• Kaspersky seeks legal advice on Google and Microsoft keyloggers
• Google to launch ‘Gphone’ next week
• Government tackles suicide websites
• Virtualisation to drive security innovation
• Three Peaks Challenge launched for 2009
• HBOS rescue latest chapter in banking meltdown
• NHS trust treats DAS sprawl with FalconStor/Nexsan iSCSI SAN
• Reprieve for City IT Jobs?
• Merrill Lynch IT boost for Bank of America
• Immigration skills shortlist will have minimal impact
• VMworld: datacentres to offer capacity on demand
• Who needs Windows when you have Google?
• Northumbria Police first to adopt force-wide extra secure radios
• HSBC wins first ‘excellent’ award for green datacentre
• Dell issues another profit warning in response to lower PC demand
• Sun unveils six-core servers to aid virtualisation and datacentre efficiency
• Lib Dems wants NHS National Programme for IT scrapped
• VMWorld: VMWare initiative gives users access to desktop from any device
• Mainframe efficiency tops Tesco's Xmas list
• VMworld: Martiz upbeat on VMware despite management upheavals
• BT presses on with public Phorm trial
• NHS consults over disclosure of patient data
• Hackers load malicious code onto BusinessWeek website
• HSBC automates services with SAP Netweaver



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