• Web boosts annual results at Domino’s Pizza
• Nottingham City Council defies Whitehall over spending data publication
• Vodafone joins Intel in M2M partnership
• MWC 2011: Microsoft confirms Windows Phone 7 update in March
• RSA 2011: EMC announces RSA Cloud Trust Authority for mission-critical applications
• Ofcom's value unclear, says Public Accounts Committee
• Stonesoft discovers 124 new advanced evasion techniques
• RSA 2011: Cybersecurity leads conference with cloud security keynote
• Land Registry signs open source software deal
• Can enterprises take to the tablet?
• Wireless remote access extends Trafford Council network
• Security measures cost government £3.2bn and hamper innovation, says public sector IT chief
• European roaming charges still unfair, say users
• France Telecom-Orange and Deutsche Telekom collaborate on network access
• Intellect presses government to promote IT in UK economic growth
• Software industry drives revenues with licence audits
• Government IT policy heavy handed with local authorities
• Business Software Alliance fines company £24,000 for unlicensed Microsoft software
• Google adds two-factor authentication to all Gmail accounts
• Dell rolls out services for enterprise mobility
• Former City University CIO explains reasons for leaving
• Indian official reiterates Blackberry ban threat
• London Stock Exchange migrates to MillenniumIT platform
• Analysis: SAP targets dynamic retail market with investments and partnerships
• TV producer Endemol signs managed services contract with Telstra
• Computer Aid calls for PC monitor donations after critical shortage
• UK heads for a mobile network operator duopoly
• RSA 2011: The wrap - UPDATED
• From beer to broadband: Marston’s becomes a private telecoms carrier
• UK data protection regulations get stricter
• Can government agencies use a shared LAN? VLANs and NAC make it so
• Can implementing unified communications cause behaviour problems?
• Mobile cloud security: How to address the issues
• Consumer devices accelerate the use of smartphones and tablets at work
• Vtesse loses final appeal over fibre rates
• Case study: Salvatore Ferragamo steps into the future with SAP
• Interconnector signs $46m outsourcing deal with HP
• UK SMEs ignoring customer feedback opportunities online
• City University CIO emigrates to Switzerland
• Department of Health considers scrapping CSC contract for NHS records
• Nokia, Microsoft unite to fight Apple, Google
• BMW's Aida project on song with DS's V6 PLM system
• Lloyds Banking Group sheds more IT roles
• Mobile hacker attacks will damage business in 2011
• Mobile phone security threats, blended attacks increasing
• Enterprise mobile computing spurs change in UK networking trends
• Government opens up contracts to small businesses
• ID card database is destroyed
• IE9 could spark huge redevelopment costs for websites
• Wales gets £10m to boost broadband
• Review: Internet Explorer 9 - Microsoft's new web browser
• UK businesses set to buy more low-cost smartphones
• Stock exchange mergers would create huge integration projects
• IT departments are unable to support employee devices
• Chinese hackers target oil companies
• Hotel chain Yotel signs five-year contract with Atos Origin
• IT skills shortage falls to five-year low
• Central authority to enforce G-Cloud standards
• How much of the G-Cloud will survive government's IT review?
• Social media policy: Seven questions to ask
• Gaming company looks at MySpace acquisition
• INQ launches Facebook phones - INQ Cloud Touch and INQ Cloud Q
• Video: HP unveils TouchPad tablet to rival iPad
• Gates sells 90 million Microsoft shares in a year
• Tube Lines awards Capgemini £10.5m outsourcing contract
• Demand rises for senior IT sales and marketing staff
• Egypt unrest could harm developing world offshore reputations
• Nominet debates Soca website proposals
• Mobile workers practise lax security
• NYSE chooses London-based Interxion data centre
• IFRS convergence in India: Cos opt for wait and watch
• Copyright case ruling says an IP address does not identify an illegal downloader
• MWC: iPad rivals could open up tablets to mass market
• Smartphones drive surge in mobile device sales
• Vodafone rolls out Nexus S smartphone
• Near field payment technology to dominate Mobile World Congress
• EC approves European standard mobile phone charger
• Gartner: open source software gives businesses flexibility
• IT managers find Internet Explorer 9 fails to render websites and web applications
• Microsoft's February Patch Tuesday outlines five critical vulnerabilities
• Tesco.com CEO poached by Marks & Spencer
• Google launches language translation app for iPhone
• Apple iPad 2: faster, lighter, thinner and camera-enabled
• GPS systems may boost security
• Adobe Acrobat and Reader get critical security updates
• 'We have not been pessimistic enough' - expert tells UK IT suppliers
• IT crucial to cash-strapped universities
• TalkTalk CIO quits to join British Gas
• EC proposes tougher laws to deal with e-waste
• TalkTalk cuts 580 jobs with IT re-organisation
• PC market declines 4% in fourth quarter of 2010
• Cloud market to reach $2.5bn by 2015
• NHS research system could breach patient confidentiality
• Post Office faces legal action over alleged accounting system failures
• ICO hits Ealing and Hounslow councils with £150,000 fines for laptop theft
• AXA in £150m settlement for software glitch
• Mobile malware up 46% in 2010, says McAfee
• Cognizant doubles Indian IT workforce
• Dell insists enterprises will still opt for desktops over tablets
• US communications authority calls for broadband subsidy
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