• McKinnon: Blunkett repents over UK-US extradition treaty
• EC to investigate Google over antitrust allegations
• Employees bring their own IT to work
• EC pushes for uniform data protection legislation across Europe
• Iran confirms Stuxnet hit uranium enrichment centrifuges
• EU launches probe into Google’s online search rankings
• Wikileaks turns to cloud computing to fend off DDoS attack
• Wikileaks show US snubbed Brown over hacker McKinnon extradition
• Communications costs comprise 12% of UK household spending
• Capgemini public-sector drive gathers pace
• Comcast sparks US net neutrality row
• Virgin iPad-only magazine Project on Apple App Store
• Gartner predicts cyber attack will seriously damage G20 economy by 2015
• PCI-DSS standard compliance becomes reality for Bank of India
• Google to buy online voucher site Groupon for $6bn
• Culture in government needs to change to drive IT innovation
• Facebook co-founder launches Jumo social activism network
• Think Money offers lessons in meeting financial compliance regulations
• New ransomware encrypts files, demands $120
• Massive policy changes in data protection hold keys to business opportunity
• Q&A: SAP co-CEO Jim Hagemann Snabe on SAP strategy
• CIO interview: Kevin Berry, systems director, Waitrose
• Nokia champions mobile e-mail to force route into enterprise applications
• GRC failures is costing the UK economy £1.5bn a year, study reveals
• E-mail hacker fined £20,000
• PC sales slow as IT buyers turn to tablets and smartphones
• Lawyers warn of harmful clauses in cloud contracts
• Virgin Media shuts down 500 unsecured in-house wireless access points
• E.ON confirms outsourcing deals
• Acer to overtake HP as top PC manufacturer in 2011
• Google-backed O3b brings satellite broadband to developing countries
• Chinese government hacked Google, claims Wikileaks leaked US diplomatic cables
• Apple strengthens legal team for patent battles
• Opinion: Apply computer quarantine via network access control policy
• IT Excellence Awards to HDFC Bank, Tata Power Co, M&M
• UK online sales rise 25% to £408bn
• Europeans to get the right to see how digital behaviour is profiled
• Windows Phone 7 Marketplace reaches 3,000 apps milestone
• Case study: Halfords speeds new business processes with testing specialist
• EC prioritises cyber threats in European security strategy
• Branson and Murdoch launch iPad 'newspapers'
• Cloud computing environment a priority for 53% of Indian cos: Survey
• ICO financial penalties are a warning to business, says lawyer
• Legal sector moves indicate cloud acceptance
• Challenges remain as government reforms Directgov website
• Daimler signed five year deal with Dassault Systemes, just before it standardised on Siemens
• How significant are the first Information Commissioner's Office fines?
• Control of mobile data costs impossible until individual use can be measured
• Organisations underestimate the cost of cloud computing
• Farmers Insurance Exchange signs deal with Symbility Solutions
• Outdated IT contributes to £1bn in overpayments at DWP
• Brewing giant SABMiller signs $100m HP outsourcing deal
• Win a job - MLL Telecom sponsors student competition
• Acer launches dual-screen laptop to take on iPad
• SAP improves customer relations, but still faces price and licensing issues
• Elder Pharma’s IT roadmap for 2011-12
• First Data Protection Act fines issued following UK data breaches
• Daimler picks Siemens as global CAD standard
• How to make IT procurement environmentally friendly
• IT sector shows recovery in jobs for senior execs
• Software outsells hardware for sixth straight quarter
• Salesforce.com hires JP Rangaswami
• Opera Mobile 10.1 for Symbian available to download
• UK IT profession unimpressed by government immigration cap
• £13m goes to fund online centres as public services go web-only
• Fight looms over shared infrastructure for broadband networks
• Apple's first computer sold for £130,000
• SAP to pay Oracle $1.3bn in damages for copyright infringement
• Information Commissioner issues first fines for serious data protection breaches
• NetApp asks rival to cease and desist FUD, while EMC and IBM fight
• Council saves with Acronis disk-to-disk-to-tape (D2D2T) and data deduplication
• Novell snapped up by Attachmate for £1.4 billion: News in brief
• Tesco Bank goes live with core system
• Asos launches Marketplace site
• Independent software testing standard complete next week
• SAP prioritises security and looks to greater cross-industry collaboration
• £132m Cornish broadband project will deliver first services by March 2011
• Enterprise spending boosts HP sales by 8% in Q4
• SAP sales culture must change, says Forrester
• Apple releases iOS 4.2 for iPad and iPhone
• Martha Lane Fox calls for ‘revolution’ in online government services
• SAP user groups forge closer ties with leadership
• Businesses lose graduate talent to outsourcing suppliers, says expert
• BT’s T&Cs put broadband providers off £830m rural pilot bids
• Government to introduce online-only public services
• Complexity drives storage virtualization uptake
• E-petitions website set to be scrapped
• Why IT buyers need to embrace environmental procurement
• Vaizey backtracks and supports Berners-Lee on net neutrality after ‘two-tier’ mix-up
• SAP in 'transformational stage' says co-chief executive
• Facebook is threat to web, warns Tim Berners-Lee
• Government CIO John Suffolk gives reasons for stepping down
• Fallen giant Novell to be acquired by Attachmate for $2.2bn
• SAP user group calls for even greater collaboration with SAP
• Nokia N8 handset hit by power fault
• US comms regulator FCC to regulate for net neutrality
• CIF launches code of practice for cloud industry
• Rupert Murdoch and Steve Jobs to launch tablet newspaper
• Analysis: UK companies fail to plug biggest data leaks – the insider threat
• More than 70% of UK employees admit to data theft
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