• Employers more likely to take on young people with work experience
• Fearless women in IT setting their own tone on the startup scene
• Government pledges to reduce digital divide by 25%
• Heartbleed denial reveals loophole for NSA spying
• Are retailers using data analytics to their advantage?
• Co-op Bank plans to 'fix the fundamentals' and invest in IT
• Business can no longer ignore cyber conflict, says report
• NHS Legal Services department adopts voice recognition
• Endless aisle solution helps Crocs cope with small retail space
• Microsoft halts Windows 8.1 update for businesses due to bug
• Cisco and Juniper warn of products hit by Heartbleed bug
• Computer science and technology studies becoming more popular, says UCAS
• Startups deliver £174m boost to Teesside's digital economy
• Only 10% of UK shoppers have made use of in-store tablets
• Cisco identifies five sectors to benefit from IoE
• BT wants young people to teach adults how to use the internet
• Online loyalty programmes help wholesalers fill data void
• XP end of life levels PC shipment decline, says Gartner
• The Heartbleed genie is out of the bottle – now what?
• BT and Microsoft to offer secure fast lane to Azure cloud
• Lloyd’s Register outsources infrastructure and applications services
• TCG releases TPM 2 specification for improved security
• UK physicist Stuart Parkin wins Millennium technology prize
• IBM developing next generation of mainframe professionals
• Lack of business and IT engagement led to BBC DMI failure, say MPs
• Police forces still struggling on cyber front
• Mainframe can help businesses meet mobile challenges, says IBM
• Converse US sees over 50% web traffic from mobile
• University of Westminster prepares for future use of SDN
• Vatican Library digitises first 10,000 manuscripts
• Peterborough council to ditch SAN in move to Box cloud storage
• UK retailers leave US behind in click and collect race
• Caravan Club moves to cloud to support growth plan
• Cyber threat moving to critical infrastructure, study shows
• Data set to grow 10-fold by 2020 as internet of things takes off
• More women needed in recruitment process, say industry experts
• Facebook changes privacy settings again
• Retailers must change and adapt to technology disruption
• DWP should scrap existing Universal Credit IT, say MPs
• EFF calls for rapid mitigation of Heartbleed internet bug
• UK cloud pioneer scores world first with true utility pricing
• Crown Hosting Service kicks off with £70m procurement project
• Steria and Sopra will merge to tap digital opportunities
• UK to review snooping powers of authorities
• Top EU court declares data retention directive invalid
• Banks content to keep ATMs on XP despite support ending
• Liverpool John Moores University launches big data healthcare initiative
• EasyJet flies with HR software in the cloud
• Workday sees opportunity for cloud financial management in Europe
• Law Society advises legal industry's IT teams over cloud
• Haatch and Eccomplished launch retail tech startup investor forum
• Microsoft invests in teacher training ahead of curriculum change
• OpenSSL security flaw could affect millions of websites, warn researchers
• Microsoft ends XP support – what should users do next?
• India's Bharti Airtel and IBM agree scaled-down contract
• The problem with regional clouds
• CIO interview: Leandro Balbinot, global CIO, HJ Heinz
• Port Authority uses tablets for cargo inspections
• Managed security services on the up in India
• Microsoft chief sets sights on multi-platform future
• 60% of SMEs already using cloud apps
• Teradata Database 15 adds JSON, addresses internet of things
• UK cyber security guidelines lack clarity, says IET
• IET calls on government to set example over Windows XP
• Technology firms and e-skills offer industry mentoring to schools
• Retailers to invest more in technology throughout 2014
• John Lewis and Waitrose move to Google Apps for collaboration
• ICO issues data protection warning to users of Windows XP
• Cabinet Office vetoed Home Office plans for 'critical' e-Borders replacement
• Finance firms must protect IT budgets owing to increasing risks, says EU
• RWE signs seven-year network deal with Vodafone to improve efficiency
• 600,000 people expected to use identity assurance by end of 2014
• More IT woes for RBS as savers denied interest
• Public sector lacks IT skills to deliver services effectively
• European parliament votes in support of net neutrality
• Judging panel announces PA Consulting Raspberry Pi competition winners
• Turkey lifts Twitter ban
• 650,000 XP desktops at risk in India as support ends
• HMRC uses Hadoop to tackle corporate tax avoidance
• Competition from FinTech startups keeps big suppliers on their toes
• NHS England to invest £230m into GP IT systems
• Joan Miller steps down from role as director of parliamentary ICT
• EU vote to scrap roaming charges by late 2015
• EMC upgrades Avamar, Networker and Data Domain products
• RBS cuts 44 branches as IT changes customer habits
• Microsoft Build 2014: Start menu returns as Phone users get new runtime
• David Cameron calls on BT to present rural broadband roll-out plans
• Get rid of Windows XP quick, says Gartner
• Parliamentary computers crash 90 minutes after IT assurances
• RBS IT head Mike Errington retires
• Accenture plans to hire 2,000 staff across the UK in 2014
• Why have organisations failed to make PSN compliance deadline?
• Pharmaceuticals company turns to cloud HR technology
• Yahoo encrypts users' data to boost security and privacy after NSA revelations
• Female students head to Silicon Valley as UK firms fail to open arms
• Government signs £5.5m Microsoft deal to extend Windows XP support
• Barking and Dagenham Council swaps XP desktops for Chromebooks
• CESG defends CCP as UK cyber security skills foundation
• Bank mobile apps are being overwhelmed
• Millions of routers open to criminal exploitation, study shows
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