• BBC CTO John Linwood sacked over failed £100m digital project
• Computing curriculum opportunity to develop 'meta skills', say industry experts
• Government attempts to end big and wasteful IT contracts
• BT pledges extra £50m to commercial broadband roll-out
• DWP refuses to release value for money reports on Universal Credit IT suppliers
• Cloud to drive Cisco Indian mid-market growth in 2014
• We don’t want to “sheep dip” teachers says DfE on computing curriculum
• CIO interview: Julian Payne, head of ICT, Science Museum Group
• David Cameron calls for offshore jobs to return to Britain
• Qualcomm buys up Palm patents from HP
• CNN latest target of Syrian hacktivists
• Samsung profits fall in Q4 2013
• Target cyber attack not isolated, warns FBI
• Dolphinholme debate raises questions over BDUK rural broadband funding
• Microsoft shares up on better than expected results
• Open computing curriculum will enable teachers to flourish, say Ofsted
• SMEs given power to cancel phone contracts
• Nokia ends 2013 in decline
• Can elephants dance in the cloud?
• CIO interview: Richard Warner, CIO, LV
• New Snapchat security measure easily by-passed, says researcher
• IBM sells x86 server business to Lenovo for $2.3bn
• Barnardo’s uses Huddle Note for collaboration and communication
• US startup aims to turn tables on hackers
• Stone Group and DigitalMe showcase Open Badge scheme at Bett 2014
• Secretary of state for education Michael Gove opens Bett 2014
• Councils must adopt a multi-channel strategy for public services
• BT and Alcatel Lucent test 1.4Tbps broadband
• VMware to acquire mobile software firm AirWatch for $1.5bn
• Huawei exec named chair at Open Networking Foundation
• Chatham House founds Global Commission on Internet Governance
• HB Fuller sticks with HR in the cloud
• Mobile users will provide data to 100 apps a day by 2017
• CIO interview: The challenge of delivering IT in a refugee camp
• CERT-UK to drive international cyber security collaboration
• IBM revenues drop 5% as hardware sales crash
• European experts divided on success of cyber security
• Movie FX house puts 1.3PB on Nexenta Software Defined Storage
• Capita to provide support applications for North Yorkshire Police
• Global approach vital to fight cyber threats, says French minister
• ISG reports shift in outsourcing to lower value contracts
• Ofcom to allow superfast broadband for travellers
• Fleet control system boosts Warburtons’ productivity
• Suppliers call for improvements to G-Cloud framework
• Microsoft unveils primary school suite for new computing curriculum teachers
• UK leads Europe in SAP Hana adoption as it hits €664m globally
• Allianz deploys Rumba to provide secure mainframe administration
• HP offers Windows 7 PCs with discount
• EE routers vulnerable to ‘incredibly easy’ hack
• IBM in talks with Dell, Lenovo about offloading x86 server business
• South Korean data breach linked to an insider
• HMRC to recruit 50 digital specialists in the North East
• IBM to open London datacentre as part of $1.2bn global cloud push
• KPMG launches Digital Innovation Network to introduce clients to startups
• Williams Group hires ex-Lotus CIO Graeme Hackland as IT director
• Jimmy Wales takes on co-chair of charitable mobile operator business The People’s Operator
• Businesses accelerate Sepa migrations
• DWP IT audit to expose strategic failings
• QLogic buys Brocade’s converged network adapter business
• Indian CISOs must secure not block customer driven change
• Tech firms lobby to keep open tax avoidance loopholes
• CIO Interview: Norfolk County Council's Tom Baker on using data to improve public services
• BSkyB and Vodafone in talks for new broadband services
• NHS England database raises privacy concerns
• US telecoms companies say proposed NSA reforms fall short
• Enterprise can learn from small business security, says Avira
• BCS launches cyber awareness initiative
• South Eastern Health & Social Care Trust unveils HP datacentre PODs
• Creative Industries Council launches website
• Internet at risk of 'cybergeddon' says WEF
• India’s small businesses utilising the cloud
• Air France uses HP automation software to manage Linux server cloud
• Joanna Shields steps down as Tech City UK CEO
• IT mobility trend continues in 2014
• Google fails in first attempt to block UK privacy case
• Intel grows datacentre business but desktop struggles
• NSA harvested 200 million texts a day, investigation finds
• Schneider backs British liquid cooling startup
• ERP implementations, upgrades on the up across Europe in 2014
• IBM boosts memory writes on updated PureSystems server
• DWP seeks 50 IT staff to deliver Universal Credit and other digital projects
• UCAS troubleshoots network with Splunk
• TCS profits increase by over 30%
• European Parliament calls to drop Safe Harbour
• HCL and CSC partner to modernise applications
• Well-educated men on circa £39,040 are most fulfilled IT sector workers
• Ericsson CEO named as possible Ballmer successor
• Microsoft extends XP security updates by 15 months
• More consumers using mobiles to make purchases
• New EU procurement rules aim to encourage small IT suppliers
• NSA uses secret radio tech to spy on offline computers
• Net neutrality rule unconstitutional, says US court
• IT decision-makers accept SaaS as the future of software
• High street banks to offer Vocalink Zapp mobile wallet
• Case study: Berkshire NHS adopts 4G for home visits
• Olympics executive named new BDUK chief
• UK IT spending will outpace rest of Europe in 2014
• Disaster recovery and virtual server backup top 2014 storage projects
• Facebook shares user data with Russian search engine Yandex
• The IT risks facing Universal Credit
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