• Epson settles with Ebuyer as it turns up heat in patent battle
• Appeals court rules in favour of grey trader in Sun case
• Industry fears mount over ICT GCSE slump
• Irish medical supplier settles with BSA
• Zurich Insurance hit by record £2.3m fine for data loss
• Dip in UK offset by global growth at Promethean
• Redstone ditches boss, secures new funding
• Market cannot support current reseller population
• DiData acquisition hits snag
• HP stumps up $1.6bn bid to get 3Par away from Dell
• Avaya extends relationship with BT
• Headsets a product to sell alongside UC
• Microsoft UK partner boss Scott Dodds changes roles
• Hurd-less HP revs up growth engine in Q3
• Phone and preparation best tools to make a sale
• Dell predicts corporate refresh will continue well into 2011
• NetApp Q1 numbers up but CEO notes public sector cuts in UK
• Intel CEO Paul Otellini: Software alone cannot solve net security
• Intel gobbles up McAfee
• Tech Data posts sales and profits rises in Q2
• Brocade Q3 sales disappoint the markets
• SMEs viewing PCI compliance as a competitive sales tool
• Budget cuts force IT departments to stick with ageing kit
• Systems integration, managed services shine for DiData
• Microsoft reviews distribution partners
• Shareholders display discontent with CEO Michael Dell
• Banks failure to value reseller property hitting loans
• SME insolvencies continue to fall
• Viatel joins BT shared broadband trials
• Public sector spending freeze hits UK server sales
• High-street retailers struggling to be ready for PCI
• Dell to launch networking and systems management badges
• CA bolsters cloud credentials with 4Base acqusition
• Aruba signs wireless OEM pact with Dell
• Dell buys 3Par to boost enterprise storage family
• Holidays not being taken by IT workers
• ShoreTel adds marketing, on-boarding programmes
• Former 2e2 security head takes UK MD role at Check Point
• Nortel figures hurt by EMEA accounting changes
• Computerlinks puts final touches to virtualisation stack
• Social media reaching mass channel audience
• Phoenix accounts put on notice
• Big Blue buys marketing software outfit
• Hosting vendor Peer 1 adds dedicated UK channel head
• Print and be damned: huge amounts of paper still wasted in offices
• New security metric builds case for investment
• Google hit by Oracle lawsuit and 'sell out' charges
• Profitability eludes ShoreTel in fourth quarter
• US pension fund launches law suit against HP board and Hurd
• Mobile device margins fell in Q2, says Gartner
• SMEs favour IT freelancers
• Micro Focus shares fall after warning on growth
• Strengthening refresh cycle tempers Avnet revenues
• Avaya tinkers with senior services roles
• Cautious Cisco chief rejects possibility of double dip
• Fear of online data theft as bad as losing a job for many in US
• Lax security, complex payments leave SMBs open to fraud
• Weak governance undermines IT savings
• Gartner says governments should shift employees to teleworking
• Sophos adds endpoint security to MSP programme
• Cisco-watchers look for 28% sales jump
• Acer, ETC to scale back volume PC sales business
• Bell Micro brand to be history by October
• Samsung rejigs partner programme, launches portal
• Memory shortages on the cards, warns iSuppli
• Alcatel-Lucent extends channel financing terms
• Gartner downgrades enterprise spending forecast
• Second report confirms upwards trend in UK technology M&A deals in 2010
• Malware production surged in first half of 2010 says McAfee
• Skype files for IPO
• Nowhere for Dell to hide from poor Q2 performance in UK - Gartner
• Azlan Avaya push to be lead by ex-Opal man
• IT workers want proft sharing schemes
• RM Academy deal a sign of the times
• UK banks seek to deflect complaints over business loans
• Former soft porn actress implicated in Hurd's downfall
• WatchGuard CEO highlights need for total UTM speed stats
• HP CEO Hurd resigns following sexual harassment probe
• CWU members give BT pay deal thumbs up
• Mesh GM Riccardi crosses fence to join CMS Peripherals
• Growth stalled: Q2 netbook sales fall to the same level as a year ago
• SAP won't fight Oracle IP claims
• Open data could cause public sector disruption, says Socitm
• Company bosses biggest threat to IT security
• UK distribution revenues grow as average selling prices increase
• Bank lending to SMEs down by half
• IT leaders sign up to grand Gates giveaway
• Fears UK will fall behind as pupils shun uninspiring ICT and Computing courses
• Insight Enterprises Q2 numbers reflect improving IT demand
• Salesforce.com pays up in MS patent settlement
• Big surge in technology M&A deals in the UK
• FTC, Intel resolve anti-competitive charges
• Former Basilica boss Gorringe joins board at Vohkus
• Avaya retains Avnet relationship
• Majority of end-users misuse backup, recovery tools
• Fears of double-dip recession cloud IDC forecast for IT spending
• Extreme ends CEO hunt after 10 months
• Top UK software companies taking the SaaS route
• Esteem Systems splashes the cash on SiRViS IT acquisition
• 2e2 extends talks with support staff over Patni outsourcing deal
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