• Microsoft Security Essentials zaps nearly 400 million threats in first year
• Thomas Cook IT jobs at risk
• Google has less than 1% enterprise e-mail market, says Gartner
• Blackberry tablet computer ‘puts PC suppliers under notice’
• Millions lost as Zeus Trojan leads e-crime unit overseas
• Santander to offer customers free web security service
• EDF Trading CIO steps down
• Video: Jeremy Garside, of the London Symphony Orchestra, talks unified communications systems
• Video: Sharepoint rebuild lets blind people create websites
• Former House of Fraser IT chief moves to Selfridges owner
• Virgin Media to offer 'unlimited' business internet service
• Dell takes on iPad with seven-inch tablet
• HP forecasts solid 2011 but does not name a new CEO
• Novell adds creation of EC2 images to SUSE Appliance Toolkit
• Study: Cost of data recovery hits European companies hard
• UK service providers biding time on vCloud Director
• FirstGroup searches for ERP IT partner
• Department for Health axes Novell NHS contract
• Interview: New look IT in store for Harvey Nichols
• Blackberry Devcon 2010: RIM debuts Enterprise Application Middleware for business apps
• Virtualisation delivers data protection, says security expert
• Orange teams with Cisco, EMC and VMware to offer managed enterprise cloud
• Online retail growth set to slow significantly
• OpenOffice.org claims independence from Oracle
• Logica signs government cost-saving agreement
• Why the Blackberry Playbook is for enterprise users
• Video: Blackberry maker RIM launches Playbook tablet to rival iPad
• Microsoft releases emergency patch for ASP.NET security flaw
• Video: London Irish rugby team uses IBM analytics to boost performance
• Malicious spam attack targets LinkedIn users
• HP rips out Cisco kit in six internal data centres
• Hero MotoCorp’s BI implementation fuels future growth
• NetApp denies role in Virgin Blue crash
• Landlines mainly for internet access, survey finds
• Government to announce broadband plan before Christmas
• Richard Clarke and Michael Chertoff to address RSA Europe 2010
• How satellite can fill in the UK's broadband not spots
• Merseytravel launches travel smartcard system
• Outmoded server recovery techniques limit virtualisation benefits
• Top four issues in tackling the internet business blind-spot
• Internet deals leave offline bank customers poorer
• Smartphone apps drive quiet revolution in banking
• Four councils shortlisted for local government IT awards
• Gartner sets out future of virtualistion
• Silent callers face £2m fines from today
• UAE close to Blackberry security agreement
• Numerous businesses struggle with server recovery yet fail to test
• ANALYSIS: Is Virgin Blue’s outage a storage problem?
• The Chief Privacy Officer role: Is it relevant in India?
• Satyam to delist from NYSE
• Virtualization of servers scores over blades at Growing Opportunity
• Top tech firms to stop anti-poaching deals
• Addison Lee to use BI to analyse taxi fleet
• DWP ordered to release details of Government Gateway contract
• Stuxnet worm is prototype for cyber-weapon, say security experts
• Business understanding key to information security, say security experts
• Birmingham Council looks to open source in £330m cost-cutting drive
• Info sought for G-Digital project, providing digital services across the public sector
• CPS cracks down on cyberstalkers
• Microsoft helps to create opportunities for young jobseekers
• Facebook back online after worst outage in four years
• Oracle targets chip makers and specialised software producers
• London data centre space most attractive in Europe
• Study: IT often fails to meet secure software development requirements
• MPLS implementation paves growth at Max Healthcare
• Cybersecurity funding to escape public spending cuts
• Twice-shy network operators reject high spectrum prices
• CIOs endangered by lack of business knowledge
• Innovation key to returning profitability, says 360IT panel
• Cloud computing to explode in SME market
• Virtualisation top of SME IT spending priorities
• Business must demand security proof before buying software
• Plans for government IT - offshoring, open source and restructures
• SAP unveils business software for 12-week ERP implementation
• HP completes acquisition of Fortify Software
• Outsourcing is inevitable, say CIOs
• Microsoft offers free Security Essentials to SMEs
• Oracle launches environmental sustainability tool
• Czech Republic halts Google’s Street View cameras
• Google tackles rogue pharmacies in court
• Drop £20 broadband tax, urges Cumbria MP Rory Stewart
• Vtesse targets a million homes in broadband ‘not-spots’
• Viglen achieves certification for green computing
• Centrelink to create private storage cloud in ILM push
• For storage jobs you'll need more than storage skills
• How new are Guardium's 'new' database monitoring features?
• Microsoft lock-in stalls Bristol council's open source strategy
• Video: Cumbria bids to be rural broadband champion
• Many businesses lack 'vital' innovation strategy, says CIO
• HP to put Paul McCartney in the cloud
• Adobe sales grow 42%
• Government plans procurement overhaul to slash IT spend
• Over half enterprise software insecure, study reveals
• British Library considers its future as digital material takes over
• Oracle reveals plans for Java
• Blackberry maker RIM to announce iPad rival soon
• Apple acquires Polar Rose face recognition software firm
• UK government to slash data centre facilities from 220 to a dozen
• Contractors love their jobs: Monash University
• Storage blog roundup returns, with IBM vs. EMC, NetApp and Oracle
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