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• BSA doubles bounty for informants
• Nokia forced to stump up £150m in patent dispute
• Avocent acquires LanDesk management software
• BT gets its hands on Dabs.com
• JDA to acquire Manugistics
• Smart mobile devices slip back in Europe
• BBC considers website adverts for foreigners
• Researchers discover digital camera "fingerprints"
• Hitachi issues fix for JP1 vulnerability
• Government pilots new NHS security system
• GNER accelerates Wi-Fi roll-out for passengers
• Microsoft buys up asset-tracking firm
• Podcast plays out security drama
• Mastercard admits theft of cardholder details
• HP to offer support to MySQL users
• DNS network attacks may be imminent
• Voice over Wi-Fi for business on the way
• Neterion develops virtualisation architecture
• McDATA bites at EMC virtualisation opportunity
• CA joins working group to create specification for accessing information
• Mellanox virtualises servers for desktops
• HP unveils largest storage product set
• American Megatrends unveils blade server management solutions
• Broadcom launches simultaneous Gigabit Ethernet/server blade
• More members for blade server community
• WAN optimisation in datacentre on the rise
• Mellanox virtualises servers for datacentres
• Management products on the way from Microsoft
• AMD gains ground on Intel in server chip market
• SAP and Microsoft to launch data integration package
• Government appoints its new CIO
• Court begins hearing Microsoft appeal
• Analytics market set for strong growth
• EMC launches security assessment service
• Microsoft and Hyperion to pool business intelligence
• Click fraud to net $750m this year
• BBC signs up for interoperable infrastructure
• Outlook Express glitches worry Microsoft
• Apple patches Mac OS problems
• Microsoft promotes Sender ID e-mail verifier
• Microsoft re-issues HP workaround
• Oracle launches patch blitz
• Cybertrust launches managed SEM system
• EMC extends Insignia Solutions for SMBs
• Trend offers SMB anti-spyware system
• Solana shines on SMBs
• Anagram aims to cure SME growth pains
• RFID faces DoS attacks
• People are the biggest security threat
• Spending on consultants growing fast
• Your shout: NHS IT, NPfIT, patient services
• Former CA executives admit role in $2.2bn accounting fraud
• Pearl hands reins to new UK Tata unit
• IBM launches virtual server range
• A third of firms 'unable to calculate' the cost of IT systems
• Fujitsu awarded national service desk contract
• IBM builds low-cost encryption system
• Government buys in to deperimeterised security
• Microsoft releases feature-complete IE7 beta
• Operations delayed after care records roll-out
• National programme accepts value of IT audit
• Public spending watchdog slams Revenue EDS compensation deal
• Rambus wins £167m damages over patent infringement
• Small firms bear brunt as cost of cybercrime soars
• Health minister rebuffs calls for audit, pointing to NPfIT progress
• Intellect wants rethink of OGC technology contracts model
• eBay Express challenges online retailers
• Business case 'elusive' as SOA gathers pace
• Supply chain optimisation can deliver ROI within four months, finds AMR Research
• McNealy steps down as CEO of struggling Sun
• Cisco boosts application delivery efficiency with virtual partitions
• RSA buys banking security specialist PassMark
• Trust tenders outside IT programme
• SSRG conference to offer advice on managing supplier relationships
• Grant aids expansion of IT volunteer programme
• Thrill-seekers on camera for RFID ride with Alton Towers
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• Bad communication scuppers outsourcing deals
• Adverse appeal ruling could push back Vista
• De Montfort launches BSc degree in health informatics
• ESR migrates to open source to cut supplier “lock-in” risks
• Police data plan finalised
• Thieves target personal financial data over Easter
• JasperSoft moves into open-source BI
• Fujitsu and Mitsui link up over optical laser technology
• ID card costs on the rise
• Travelodge uses speech-recognition for late bookings
• Information security facing a long road to business acceptance
• IT costs get a New Look
• Visual Studio Express will stay free, says Microsoft
• Microsoft to reissue faulty “critical” patch
• “Paint-on” laser could open door to faster chips
• Oracle delivers hosted Siebel CRM
• IT giants collaborate over datacentre energy consumption
• Opera releases new browser beta
• Oracle vulnerabilities highlighted by security firms
• HP release simplifies Linux blade-server management
• Hyperion to buy UpStream for improved data quality management
• New Wal-Mart IT chief reaffirms RFID commitment



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