• Unilever ramps up social networking for recruitment
• Oracle Q2 revenues rise 3%
• Malware spammers target Android OS
• Forestry Commission uses the cloud to fight tree disease
• Cisco closes 2012 with BroadHop buy
• M&S hunts for software engineer graduates for 2013
• Samsung withdraws its injunction request against Apple in EU courts
• Orange line rental scandal racks up complaints
• Mott MacDonald rolls out Microsoft software globally
• City of London makes Wi-Fi free
• Amazon takes clear lead in cloud-based software development
• US judge rejects Apple request to ban Samsung sales
• MoD to sell military spectrum for 4G
• Surrey County Council finds SAP cost savings with Enterprise Support
• Bank IT should play earlier compliance role, says think tank
• Virgin Media targets Wi-Fi at 30 UK super-connected cities
• Teen tech fanatic James Allen launches Save Gloop app on iTunes
• John Lewis IT director Paul Coby on the challenges of Christmas
• McKinnon will not face UK trial
• Mazars outsources access management
• ITU internet regulation blocked by UK and US
• There is more to IT than BYOD
• Open University launches Futurelearn
• DoH awards £2.2m information sharing challenge funding
• CIO interview: Kevin O’Connor, Carlson Wagonlit Travel
• Liam Maxwell named as first government chief technology officer
• UK users download most mobile data
• PCeU arrests three suspected ransomware blackmailers
• Little change to antivirus spend in 2013, survey shows
• IT budgets to rise in 2013 despite downturn
• HP in talks with BT to offer network as a service
• London transport users call for contactless payments
• EE names 17 more 4G towns and cities
• Most IT pros do not trust cloud services with sensitive data
• Facebook to boost privacy controls
• Authorities arrest 10 suspected botnet data thieves
• Government IT reformers criticise IT leadership shake-up
• Free tool that tracks costs of AWS, Azure and Rackspace public clouds launched
• Data to grow more quickly says IDC’s Digital Universe study
• Retailers are being let down by poor ERP
• Cornwall Council opts for IT outsourcing after rejecting BT privatisation
• Yahoo’s Marissa Mayer begins product overhaul
• Ghost Shell hacktivists publish over a million credentials
• Low-level tasks eat up 30% of IT departments' time, report reveals
• United Drug saves €30k-plus a year with Silver Peak WAN optimisation
• CIO interview: Susan Cooklin, CIO, Network Rail
• European Parliament approves single EU patent system
• Network Rail CIO takes on wider shared services role
• Housing group GreenSquare cuts costs with GIS tool
• Microsoft Research lab in Cambridge uses datacentre tools to improve efficiency
• EU businesses embrace remote working with mobile device provision
• Demand for big data IT workers to double by 2017, says eSkills
• MPs slam draft Communications Data Bill
• Competing standards could damage cloud industry, warns APM group
• London 2012 IT team passes the baton to Rio 2016 Olympics
• Big data analytics set to confound conventional adoption curve in UK
• 4G application day arrives
• Cloud: security threat or solution?
• CIO interview: Steve Whatson, IT director, Metropolitan Police
• CabWifi wins Transport for London approval
• UK CIOs see EU regulation as key
• Three chooses Huawei for managed services contract
• IBM industrialises silicon and optical nanotechnology for big data
• Hacktivists target MP's website
• Rivals square up over internet governance at WCIT
• UK government jobs website exploited by hackers
• Government IT leadership team sees major reshuffle
• Barnet councillors challenge Capita outsourcing deal
• UK student convicted for Anonymous cyber attacks
• Antivirus systems fail to detect unknown viruses, study shows
• Citrix buys corporate MDM tool company Zenprise
• Hackers hit UN conference debating future internet governance
• Vast majority of public sector organisations lack BYOD policies
• Civica bags learning services contracts with 22 schools
• Emulex buys Endace for $130m
• Vint Cerf urges computer science to be included in EBacc
• David Cameron confirms £50m for Tech City regeneration in Old Street
• Microsoft undercuts Google, AWS in cloud storage price drop
• MPs call for wider promotion of mutuals beyond Whitehall
• Are ‘super-connected cities’ the best investment?
• Case study: CERN adopts OpenStack private cloud to solve big data challenges
• Capita to cut 70% of staff in Barnet council outsourcing deal
• Court to review Apple, Samsung patent verdict
• EC competition authorities delay Google decision
• Computer Weekly European User Awards Criteria and Information
• HMRC admits RTI budget overrun
• Computer Weekly European User Awards: Categories
• Citigroup axes 5,000 technology and operations jobs
• Energy efficiency is top datacentre priority for IT, shows study
• IBM provides free training resources to prepare IT students for real world
• Chancellor names further ‘super-connected cities'
• NHS Commissioning Board publishes plans for GPs' IT
• Virsto adds HA capability and VMware and Citrix VDI integration
• Unilever prepares for global HANA roll-out
• IT managers look to telephony in the cloud
• Mobile phone market growth slows
• Orange to pre-install mobile security on Android phones in 2013
• Intellect calls on chancellor to scrap CRC datacentre carbon tax
• iPads get IT into the boardroom
• Geo Networks unveils fibre ring between UK and Ireland
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