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• ID cards raised £196k in fees income
• NHS spent £1.6bn on IT in 2009
• Accenture bags Statoil BPO deal
• Government austerity lowers Gartner's expectations
• Answer services top Britons' pet hates
• FOI requests don’t trump individuals’ right to privacy, rules European Court
• UK government urged to use technology to reform security
• New chairman sees special role for Corporate IT Forum
• BT accepts loss on Sky sports channels deal
• Healthcare business intelligence at work: How PCTs are using BI tools
• New Uptime Institute standard for data centre managers
• BCS members apologise to vice-president Ken Olisa
• Tasty merger challenge sees Yummy benefits from IT
• Success in move to cloud computing requires business change approach
• St John Ambulance gears up for PCI DSS compliance
• Symantec launches security benchmarking tool for small businesses
• HM Revenue & Customs freezes IT spending
• More software services head offshore this year
• FSA chief information officer jumps ship
• Many organisations in the dark about advanced cyber attacks, research reveals
• Cisco unveils Android-based 'iPad for business'
• US software firm Versata files EC complaint against SAP
• How to negotiate margins with your HP reseller partner
• VMware and Google engineers jump ship to Facebook
• Overland NAS storage gets cue at media firm, which dumps LaCie drives
• China threatens Google following Hong Kong redirect
• Reliance on passwords is biggest security threat, says hacking expert
• Government immigration cap gets mixed response
• Germany voices concerns over iPhone data gathering
• EU agrees to share banking data with US
• Apple sells 1.7 million iPhone 4s in first three days
• National Grid outsources more to Tata
• SAP certifies Verizon cloud platform
• Online MPs' expenses system "infuriating"
• Government eyes 'big society' rural broadband option
• IT professionals fear cloud performance and security
• Indian supplier creates jobs in the UK
• Cabinet Office seeks opinions on transparency and open data
• Congressmen ask Steve Jobs to explain changes in Apple’s privacy policy
• Video: Intel demos MeeGo for Tablet
• Eureka moment for Gemalto digital signature
• US sets out plan to boost online security with trusted identities
• Cisco signs network agreement with Abu Dhabi government
• US auctions spectrum to double broadband
• Twitter ordered to tighten security
• DataDirect Networks storage helps movie firm with HPC; and other data storage news
• Red Hat and Cisco integrate Enterprise Virtualisation and VN-Link
• Survey: SMB security increasing for better cybercrime protection
• Disk-based backup and data deduplication key to efficient backup
• Plymouth City Council fined £8,000 for WEEE breach
• iPad saves London-based global insurer thousands
• Smaller networks hit by fibre charges
• Government plans to shut 75% of its websites
• Cloud will help enable creativity and growth, say IT pros
• EC sets deadline for UK to beef up powers of ICO
• Critical security fixes for Adobe Reader and Acrobat on track for 29 June
• Poor Blackberry sales knock RIM share price
• US authorities take Twitter to task over security
• Oracle Q4 earnings boost investor confidence
• Sun shines on Oracle's 25% rise in Q4 profits
• How to manage the automation process for a virtualisation project
• VMware and Novell: Where's the JeOS?
• Bloxx provides means of filtering personal emails
• Malaysia Airlines harnesses iPad and iPhone functionality
• Accenture to recruit thousands of IT staff through Twitter and LinkedIn
• Dell takes steps to tackle electronic waste in India
• Research offers hope for IT recovery
• Airlines see timid recovery in IT spending
• Net neutrality: Ofcom asks for comment on traffic blocking and choking
• Labour wasted £292m on ID cards project
• CIOs to take lead in boardroom amid fuel fears
• HP collaborates with VMware to slash virtualisation costs
• VAT rise will hit IT budgets
• Video: Droid X takes shine off iPhone 4
• Red Hat puts open source in the cloud
• Twitter’s Facebook app difficulties down to Facebook, says Twitter
• YouTube survives Viacom copyright case
• NCP targets barriers to enterprise mobility
• Soctim president: Budget does not recognise importance of IT
• HP and VMware collaborate to enable cloud computing
• Video: iPad vulnerable to iPhone Ikee worm
• Two London teenagers arrested in cybercrime investigation
• London schools save £390m with private fibre network
• UK chip and pin fraudster gang jailed
• Budget cuts need not compromise IT security
• RSA and Lumension partner on data protection
• Firefox browser gets nine bug fixes and crash protection
• Apple sells three million iPads in 80 days
• Microsoft brings HealthVault to the UK
• Royal Mail donates 3,000 computers to Computer Aid
• CIO interview: Avis Europe drives IT makeover
• IT firms top in UK innovation awards
• BT puts return on investment value on social media for employees
• Corporation tax falls 4% as VAT jumps in budget
• Beaumont Hospital CIO says 'no thanks' to bigger budget
• Expect more malicious World Cup-related spam, warns Symantec
• Schroders gives staff social media services to increase productivity
• Sewer-based dark fibre operator up for entrepreneur of the year
• Will ISIS save the police £200m a year?
• Live coverage: The June 2010 emergency Budget



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