• Libraries must share services and embrace digitisation to survive, says MLA report
• Government IT spending report could spark virtualisation adoption
• Ignored password security policy leads to school data breach
• Privacy policies by organizations will need overhaul soon: Report
• Information security skills in high demand for 2011
• Amazon outage update: Software bug deletes customers' AWS data
• The London riots: technology updates
• Twitter acquires social network site Bagcheck
• Top tech firms hit by stock market sell-off
• Windows 7 deployments delayed by economic uncertainties, says Gartner
• Ten-year-old hacker exposes exploitable flaws in Apple and Android games
• Mahindra Satyam’s journey to recovery continues
• Majority of IT professionals want to upgrade skills to progress careers - but 41% want to leave IT
• Binley’s wins landmark ruling on database infringement
• Blackberry to co-operate with police after youths used BBM to organise riots
• IBM and NCSA scrap project to build petaflop-speed supercomputer
• Watson’s natural language processing takes crack at unstructured data
• Customer data privacy program poised to roll out at Airtel
• Desktop virtualization technology deployed at Geometric
• Who needs MPLS? A dark fibre network saves York Council
• Government denies claims former CIO John Suffolk will be hauled before MI6 for joining Chinese firm
• Anonymous hacker group publishes data stolen from US police departments
• Amazon customers consider on-premise servers after cloud service outage
• IT spending by financial markets to notch $90bn up to 2015: Report
• Department for Work and Pensions staff begin industrial action
• Investment company IT spending to show regional shift in bank strategies
• Lightning takes down Amazon and Microsoft cloud services
• Royal Pharmaceutical Society outsources to cope with restructure
• CA Technologies aims to help mainframe administrators become Linux gurus
• IT contractors look to financial services as public sector jobs reduce
• Hampshire school data breach highlights need for multiple passwords
• US standards body issues warning to energy suppliers over cyber attacks
• Toxic National Programme for IT contracts to be housed under one body
• Microsoft’s August Patch Tuesday security update to tackle critical flaws in IE and Windows Server
• UK hospitals find cure for test data delivery via mobile BI
• VMware, Intel, EMC, NetApp and IBM battle in the blogs
• Bad Sectors - Maritime Safety Authority loves Gartner, Blu-Ray for servers
• Maritime museum backs up with HP LeftHand, Microsoft
• Microsoft slots 22 patches for August Patch Tuesday
• Is your BI safe in the hands of ERP vendors?
• LinkedIn second quarter financial results beat expectations
• Energy giant outsources smart meter services to Logica
• US names former Microsoft executive as new Federal CIO
• William Hill reports strong growth in online and mobile betting
• Loss of 26,000 housing records highlights poor state of UK data protection
• E-petitions crashes on first day as 1,700 users try to access it every minute
• Microsoft and Apple patent pact could drive Android prices up, warns Google
• SAP success leads to job losses at Premier Foods
• CIOs must reassess their data analytics strategy, says Accenture
• Cabinet Office completes all its structural reform actions for July
• Case Study: Data encryption at the Salvation Army
• Logica profit slumps but sales increase
• Buying from small businesses is crucial to government cost cutting, says Cabinet Office SME advisor
• Lloyds Bank cooling system failure to blame for trading downtime
• Data Sovereignty in the cloud
• NAO: Defra’s geographic information systems strategy wanting
• Missing USB drive, found in pub, contained unencrypted data
• Google gears up to challenge Skype by going global with VoIP service
• Government seeks public opinion on open data policy
• Amazon gives users control over geographic location of cloud services
• The cost of cyber attacks is up 56%, study reveals
• Utility firms step up outsourcing
• Cost of cyber crime study shows need for security planning, says ISACA
• JP Morgan deploys graphics processors to improve risk calculations
• Smartphones and tablets drive mobile data traffic up 23%, says Gartner
• SAP to expand operations in China and India
• Mobile data traffic increased 40-fold in three years, says Ofcom report
• CIO interview: Peter Ransom, chief information officer, Oxfam
• MPs calls for a thorough testing of HMRC real-time information system
• Microsoft puts up $250,000 reward for new security ideas
• VMware bows to customers, changes vSphere 5 licensing: News in brief
• Hotmail makes sign-in changes, can't please everyone
• When Apple iOS HTTPS certificate failures are silent
• Round table: the value of big data
• Government ditches plans to block filesharing sites following changes to copyright law
• £4.3bn of NHS IT contracts reviewed as MPs accuse Department of Health of 'deliberate concealment'
• UK companies must heed Sun hack warning, say security experts
• Cloud services by telcos face roadblocks: Report
• eBay boosts virtual servers with 100 terabytes of flash memory
• Virgin Media plans free Wi-Fi roll-out in London
• RIM unveils five Blackberry 7 Bold and Torch smartphones
• Most organisations failing on cloud security and other basic practices, study shows
• NHS Scotland signs £1.8m deal for single sign-on system
• NATS to roll out cloud-based virtual desktop infrastructure
• Sunderland City Council signs multimillion-pound 10-year network deal with BT
• Apple servers may be more vulnerable to attack than Windows servers, say experts
• Almost every organisation is being targeted by sophisticated malware attacks, McAfee study reveals
• Government set to move UK copyright law into digital age
• European Commission could be investigating as many as nine anti-trust complaints against Google
• 50% of SAP servers vulnerable, says research
• Malware volumes grow 60% in first half of 2011, says Sophos
• US security agencies to go hacker hunting at Defcon
• NHS trust forced to adopt National Programme patient records system or face £8.8m fine
• ONS could be forced to share UK census data after failing to seek legal advice
• Twitter moves towards IPO with another round of fundraising
• Anonymous hacking group hits law enforcement agencies in ongoing AntiSec campaign
• Amazon closes Android appstore submissions in Germany after Apple lawsuit
• Tesco signs eight-year deal to use Microsoft products and services
• Barclays invests in IT for fast-growing wealth management division
• Suspected teen LulzSec hacker released on bail
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