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• Roundtable: Big energy users must use IT to keep tabs on emissions in carbon trading scheme
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• 2e2 completes £69.8m acquisition of Morse
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• Met police secures IT savings to 2015 with contract extension
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• CIOs need to think politically
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• Internet Fraud Alert service to help rescue stolen account credentials
• Confidential personal information stolen from Kent Police
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• Microsoft to invest in enterprise handheld devices
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• Hackers put sexual content on Tory Twitter
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• Spammers gear up for Father’s Day
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• Iceland to host whistleblowers' site Wikileaks
• Twitter warns of more disruptions during World Cup
• Colt plans concrete moves with cloud
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• Microsoft will need to produce a patch for Windows XP SP2
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• Met Police wants system to track location and activity of officers
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• AT&T hit by another data breach
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