• PC shipments drop as consumers opt for tablets
• Barclays bank cuts hundreds of IT jobs in restructure
• Health worker fined for unlawfully accessing patient data
• Brocade acquisition rumours return: Who's buying?
• Ofcom proposes extending 4G to 98% of UK and tackling "not spots"
• What does scrapping GCSE IT mean for the tech sector?
• ICANN opens applications for custom web domains
• Virgin Media to double broadband speed by 2013
• Oracle study shows data demands drive new data centre installations
• Robots play football to test wireless network load capabilities
• ICT curriculum for GCSE is scrapped
• World Economic Forum calls for laws to force cybercrime openness
• European river managers delve into new knowledge management system
• Cloud solves IT innovation and maintenance imbalance
• Spanish bank adopts Google enterprise cloud apps
• CES 2012: Chip makers Intel and Qualcomm step up competition
• BI reporting tools set to aid decision making at Elder Pharmaceuticals
• How the NHBC uses cloud-based technology for VPN authentication
• Almost a third of BI projects fail to deliver on business objectives
• Quarter of pupils to get mobile computers by 2015
• Healthcare IT is a beneficial force, say doctors
• CES 2012: Windows 8 takes aim at Android
• Accenture bolsters public sector skills
• Google blames automation for illegal Olympic ticket ads
• CIO interview: Vince Groome director of IT solutions at HMRC
• Havering council to save £2.5m per year with ERP deal
• Google Android overtakes Apple iOS in US and Canada
• CES 2012: Intel demos Windows 8 touchscreen ultrabooks
• Cattles' lost backup tapes highlight risk of unencrypted data storage
• Cloud business analytics full of promise but hitting barriers
• Tim Berners-Lee supports campaign against US PIPA and SOPA
• Network Rail selects O2 to roll out Cisco LAN and WAN upgrade
• Post-Christmas smartphone influx causes CIO headache
• Stratfor hacking puts UK, US, Nato officials at risk
• Olympics resale site still offline after two days
• Voice controlled mobile banking is the future
• Ramnit worm forces password reset for thousands of Facebook users
• Hacking comparable to terrorist operation, says Israeli minister Danny Ayalon
• London boroughs roll out free O2 Wi-Fi for Olympics
• UK IT professionals face nearshore competition
• Symantec confirms hackers stole Norton source code
• IT industry attacks plans to ditch GCSE work experience
• Why CIOs must get a handle on their data woes
• The Cattles Group loses 1.4m customer records
• Ramnit worm steals 45,000 Facebook passwords
• O2 signs UK deal for mobile management offering: SNUK news in brief
• CIO interview: Myron Hrycyk, chief information officer, Severn Trent
• Surrey County Council's data centre efficiency project: Case study
• LinkedIn CV leads to constructive dismissal case
• Google protects Android with even more IBM patents
• Yahoo’s appointment of new CEO gets cool reception
• IBM buys Green Hat for cloud-based agile testing
• More RBS IT cuts on the cards
• Google and Oracle set for Android Java legal battle in March
• Why 4G Spectrum is the government’s most coveted networking asset
• Gartner: Enterprise software spending to rise by 6.4% in 2012
• Comet hit with lawsuit for alleged Microsoft Windows piracy
• Shell moves SAP maintenance to Accenture
• Online sales keep retailers afloat over Christmas
• What’s in store for IT in 2012?
• Government bets on tech research for growth
• Microsoft sting adds to Comet’s woes
• Police in India arrest suspected internet fraudsters
• RIM shareholders support plan to appoint a new chairman
• Hackers expose 15,000 Israeli credit card details
• Google search has a new look to push other services
• Warwickshire County Council's move to the cloud
• UK blue-chips fund online pirates, claims Fact
• Licensing implications of bringing your own device to work
• CIO plans could be put on hold as CFOs expect double dip recession
• British Waterways Scotland signs £2.3m ICT deal
• Hacktivists plan to use satellites to by-pass internet censorship
• Top 10 social media stories of 2011
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• Top 10 Computer Weekly videos of the year
• Top 10 hardware and datacentre stories of 2011
• Is it the end of the line for antivirus signatures?
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• Networking 2012: Vendors predict what's ahead for the industry
• Top 10 IT skills and careers stories of 2011
• Microsoft releases emergency critical security patch
• Top 10 retail IT stories of 2011
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• Top 10 premium content articles of 2011
• From the Editor: Tuning out the white noise of big data
• Top 10 public sector IT stories of 2011
• CSC preps shareholders for NHS write-off
• Top 10 IT security stories of 2011
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• In memory analytics: Six factors spurring adoption
• Networking 2012: Analysts predict what's ahead for the industry
• Government broadband makes headway in UK & Europe: SNUK news in brief
• Top 10 SME IT stories of 2011
• Readers' top 10 stories feature BBC, the Army, Shell
• Top 10 business software stories of 2011
• Lincolnshire Police signs £200m outsourcing deal
• Atos draws up Olympic IT challenge shortlist
• EU to slash data roaming charges by 2014
• Podcast: Aleks Krotoski from BBC2's Virtual World discusses Facebook's agenda
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