• Top 10 IT privacy stories of 2013
• The top ICT skills, computer science and IT job stories for 2013
• Apple and China Mobile launch iPhone deal
• RSA denies secret contract with NSA
• DFID tenders £300m supply chain framework
• Top 10 business applications stories of 2013
• Consumer Rights Bill needs more protection for digital consumers, says committee
• Top 10 CIO interviews of 2013
• Top 10 public sector IT stories of 2013
• Top 10 cloud computing stories of 2013
• Top 10 gadget reviews of 2013
• Government releases security guidance for cloud services
• OFT asks to observe government selection of open standards for documents
• BlackBerry posts huge losses as CEO promises enterprise focus
• Fujitsu set to lose three government outsourcing deals
• Met Police IT strategy expected 9 months late
• UK citizen wins legal round against Facebook over Prism leaks
• Ofcom threatens BT with fines over repairs
• Oracle revenues rise as cloud services earn keep
• London Assembly launches Smart London Plan
• BT launches proceedings against Scotland's NHS over SWAN project
• Civil Liberties Committee calls for tighter data protection for EU, following NSA revelations
• European IT market will begin slow recovery next year
• Huddle sees 132% increase in UK public sector contracts
• BBC publishes PwC report into its failed £98m Digital Media Initiative
• Evelina London Children's Hospital uses real-time video to aid heart treatment
• Cabinet Office commissions PSN working group
• BlackBerry names new enterprise chief
• Three approaches to slash virtualisation costs
• Should you become an interim CIO?
• Greater Manchester signs penultimate BDUK contract with BT
• NHS clinical research body uses QlikView to forward open data
• GCHQ told to tighten reins on Huawei security centre
• Is BT ‘embedding secret spy equipment’ in routers?
• Credit Suisse is latest finance firm to launch app store
• John Lewis trials transactional tablets and debuts on Google Street View
• Peugeot deploys 10,000 BlackBerry Z10s
• CUP deploys SAP IS-Media to underpin global reorganisation
• EU launches €15m Horizon 2020 fund for IT entrepreneurs
• Research points to big year for Indian big data in 2014
• Nvidia delivers GPU grid to power Citrix virtual workstations
• Indian CISOs need to re-engineer outsourcing for security
• How the Indian government will hit security skills target
• Top 10: The top business application articles of 2013
• Foreign Office agile crisis response IT system goes live
• EE promises £275m investment into call quality
• Red Hat cloud ITSM deal part of wider migration to cloud
• Cable theft causes three-day broadband outage in West London
• Copyright compromise keeps UK internet archive offline
• CIO interview: Joan Miller director of Parliamentary ICT
• TCS expands UK public sector footprint with Scottish deal
• EE holds title for most complained about broadband
• Avon drops SAP big bang transformation
• CIO Interview, David Southern, CIO WWF UK
• UK cyber security progress welcomed
• BT launches scheme to get Plymouth residents online
• Microsoft enlists elite providers to ease customer cloud moves
• UK to review laws governing spy agencies in 2014
• SAP system leaves Npower customer accounts in disarray
• Cloud now transforming Indian business
• Four arrested in £1m London cyber bank heist
• Government to expand cyber security partnerships
• Dell adds top-end PS6210 flash array to EqualLogic iSCSI family
• Government seeks deputy CTO
• Research reveals widespread mobile app hacking
• NAO slams Universal Credit for not achieving value for money
• EU quashes Cisco complaint on Skype sale
• US researchers share plans for low-cost metal 3D printer
• Southern Water adds consumption data in billing system update
• London Fire Brigade engages public with risqué social media campaign
• Thirteen plead guilty to Anonymous DDoS attack on Paypal
• Ransomware looks set to increase, warns Sophos
• Can HP Moonshot deliver blue-sky energy management in datacentres?
• Government’s digital strategy is progressing, but inconsistently
• UK prepares to launch internet archive without internet access
• MEPs question EC plans to revise Safe Harbor Principles
• NATS considers 100% availability
• Australian police to deploy tech used by US spy agency
• Microsoft adds security to user accounts
• Spies infiltrated online games, Snowden docs show
• Manpower survey shows telecoms roles are in demand for fourth quarter
• Case study: London Borough of Islington’s smart working journey
• DWP writes off £40m on Universal Credit but insists the IT is working
• Over half of Indian CIOs to increase cloud budget
• More than 200,000 benefit claimants per month to move to new system
• UK teens see ICT as essential to study and IT as top career choice
• DCMS offers small businesses broadband grants
• Computer system failure delays hundreds of UK flights
• Price confusion casts cloud over utility computing dream
• Top tech firms call for worldwide surveillance reform
• Firm works with Google maps to provide fleet management software
• FCA investigation into RBS crash last year not complete as new IT crisis hits
• Nokia Solutions Networks HR rejects best of breed for best of platform
• PM David Cameron opens Cisco’s startup centre IDEALondon
• Tech City: 27% of London job growth comes from technology
• EE launches 300Mbps 4G mobile network in Tech City
• Chancellor George Osborne announces datacentre carbon tax break in Autumn Statement
• Microsoft to protect customers from government snooping
• Microsoft leads major disruption of ZeroAccess botnet
• Government Digital Service no longer involved with Universal Credit IT development
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