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• Steady as she goes, as government holds broadband on course
• HP expected to announce UK job cuts next week following EDS takeover
• Surging dollar forces HP server price hike
• UK in bottom half of broadband league table
• VoIP opens doors for Yo Sushi
• Strathclyde Partnership for Transport strikes Carillion comms deal
• BT Mayfair phone exchange raided by network hardware thieves leaving customers cut off
• Encore aims to control internet personal data
• Microsoft MS08-052 security patch not compatible with some apps
• 50 years of chips
• Banks failing to build IT for the future
• London nuclear explosion in malware spam campaign
• Should you install Microsoft's Hyper-V?
• BlackBerry juiced up with integrated services
• Severn Trent uses interactive voice system to collect customer debts
• IBM and PGP Corporation donate £25,000 to Bletchley Park
• Stock fraudsters used stolen brokering accounts
• Workplace monitoring has risks and rewards
• EU accused of making “frightening” grab for personal data
• TUC threatens industrial action against national ID cards
• Global IT shrugs off economic turbulence
• Google brings back-issues back to life
• Secerno puts database security under ArcSight umbrella
• System management a barrier to virtualisation
• Home Office terminates PA Consulting contract after data loss
• Vodafone makes management changes after sales warning
• Glasgow subway users get mobile phone coverage
• IT missing from immigration “skills shortlist”
• Microsoft Hyper-V licensing could restrict server maintenance
• Newcastle NHS trust quits the NPfIT ship
• Stock exchange told to come clean
• Government hires ad agency for ID card scheme
• Apple launches 'funnest' iPod ever
• UK supports Cern Big Bang switch on
• Ann Summers gives website users greater satisfaction
• Microsoft Hyper-V versus VMWare
• Borland tackles CIOs' information desert
• IBM announces largest ever launch of storage products to support firms’ move to cloud computing
• Google backs satellite network for third-world internet access
• PGP and IBM kickstart Bletchley Park rescue
• SSDs no silver bullet for server hard drive I/O problems
• Outsourcing key to beating downturn
• User demand key to roll-out of high-speed broadband
• EMC backs Microsoft virtualisation drive
• Turquoise equity trading chooses hosted corporate network
• Firms slash IT spending in response to poor economy
• Symbian maintains growing interest
• Leading UK technology firms place no emphasis on external business risks, says BDO
• Nearly half of UK firms ignoring key criteria for datacentre purchase
• Egg shares its PIN security secret
• EDS loses personal details of 5,000 prison staff
• Downtime comes at wrong time for London Stock Exchange
• M&S accused of obtaining whistleblower's mobile phone records
• Mobile data comes to telcos’ rescue
• ID card scheme still missing its commissioner
• Union accuses M&S of using IT to hunt down dissenters
• BCS Awards finalists highlight IT's business focus
• Chrome challenges Microsoft's browser heartland
• Microsoft makes available new virtualisation software
• Smartphone sales up 16% but growth rate slows
• Web 2.0 wanted by kids but not teachers
• Hospital doctors still using unsecured memory sticks despite warnings
• Dell unveils Mini 9 netbook to aid web access on the move
• Lawsuit hits Apple over iPhone 3G access
• BBC plans iTunes rival using radio and TV tracks
• Google Chrome ups the ante, but don't expect another browser war
• Ipswich Hospital turns to Sophos for network security
• Summer sees huge surge in use of botnets
• Siemens admits having competitor database
• Outbound email monitoring, filtering to prevent data leakage, breaches
• HSBC introduces virtual conference rooms
• Google Chrome security flaw discovered
• German banks face IT integration challenge
• Google shines a light on innovation
• IT contractor liable for £99,000 tax after losing IR35 case
• BT extends BPO deal with Steria for £75.5m
• Betfair cuts development time with server virtualisation
• North Yorkshire network may be role model for Europe
• German firm grabs National Hi-Tech Crime Unit's web identity
• Computer Aid International invites IT world on fund-raising expedition
• BBC improves storage efficiency for news
• Londoners get crime mapping website
• Second Life boosts communications support for enterprises
• Managed services company finds way to automate support
• M&S sacks IT whistleblower
• E-invoicing could help firms through recession
• Digital divide can be tackled with next generation broadband, says Ofcom
• NFC trial: Londoners want to use their mobiles to travel and shop
• North Korea accused of spyware attack on South Korea
• UK jobs market sees sharpest fall since 2001
• Systems administrators make the best SAN administrators
• 3PAR CEO: Storage needs to become a utility
• Google Chrome poses no threat to established web browsers
• Nokia launches iTunes rival with Carphone Warehouse
• M&S whistleblower worked in IT
• Shropshire fire service improves delivery of risk data to fire engines
• Google launches beta version of Chrome web browser
• Information Commissioner calls for end of Data Protection Act ‘duck outs’
• Corporates go live with RBS e-invoicing
• Fujitsu Siemens Computers debuts mobile notebooks



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