• Apple iOS 4.3.2 update available to download
• Computer Weekly marks the end of an era as a new one begins
• Why storage administrators have become bandwidth day traders
• New European standards for online behavioural advertising
• UK IT growth is slowing, says World Economic Forum
• Google share price falls after operational costs outstrip sales gain
• Infosec 2011: Brand reputation the most likely target of insider threats
• Teradata: Hands off Aster's 'Big Data' analytics system – for now
• Is Cisco in trouble?
• Storage News roundup: Australia’s Moonwalk signs with Dell, Quantum’s new people and products
• Oracle to release patches for 73 vulnerabilities in major update
• Union launches breach-of-contract claims against Lloyds Banking Group
• 'EU proposals will cripple online SME retailers'
• HP users: Put Oracle on Itanium or else...
• Declining PC market threatened by tablet popularity
• Forrester Research: Marketing is an IT spending blackhole
• Infosec 2011: Tougher regulations are helping drive user-centric security strategies
• British Gas launches IT apprenticeship scheme for school leavers
• Blaby District Council signs £1.3m contract with Steria
• Royal College moves to virtualised back-up
• Microsoft unveils Windows Phone 7 'Mango'
• Adobe announces quick release of patches for latest critical flaw in Flash Player
• US authorities seize control of Coreflood botnet
• Qatar University signs deal with Mahindra Satyam for ERP contract
• Japan’s Fujitsu plans to take high-speed fibre broadband to rural UK
• BT ducts critical to rural fibre collaboration
• Blackpool Council revives town with indoor and outdoor wireless LAN
• Tate & Lyle migrates to cloud following Domino Sugar acquisition
• Building an Olympics network
• Government shakes up major supplier procurement
• Infosec 2011: Charity sector shows the way to balance budget and security
• NHS CIO Christine Connelly defends National Programme contracts and sets out future plans
• Microsoft launches UK mapping service to rival Google Streetview
• Court date set for UK's largest e-waste investigation
• Developer renews court battle to claim 50% of Facebook
• Retailer Asos sizes up Microsoft Azure to put APIs in the cloud
• Microsoft issues record security update for 64 vulnerabilties
• New standard helps to align security investments with business priorities
• Adobe Flash Player discloses second zero-day vulnerability in four weeks
• Cisco flips on video camera business in company shake-up
• Indian data center networking budgets focus on virtualization in 2011
• Banks' IT departments on red alert
• HP unveils cloud application migration services
• Tesco uses customer data to stride ahead of competition
• Consumer PC sales slump could affect businesses
• Axed police agency to earn £5m from data sharing application
• ICO slams Cabinet Office and MoD for slow FOI responses
• Lay-offs possible at Myspace after reports of News Corp sale
• Infosec 2011: Compliance the biggest security juggernaut, says security expert
• ICO finds NHS Liverpool Community Health breached Data Protection Act
• CESG approves BlackBerry Enterprise Solution for ‘restricted’ government information
• Winklevoss twins fail in bid to up $65m Facebook settlement with Zuckerberg
• Mozilla Firefox 5 set for release in June
• Chief analytics officer (CAO): The seat of wisdom?
• Teradata data warehouse joins SSD technology to HDDs, virtual storage
• Hornbill harnesses Twitter to improve service desk support
• Securing the cloud is much like securing the enterprise, says industry analyst
• Intel unveils Oak Trail Atom processor chipset for tablet market
• RIM QNX will fail to compete with Apple or Android by 2015, says Gartner
• Flexibility, not cost savings, drives cloud adoption
• Denbighshire Council cuts costs with budgeting system
• BA deploys Informatica to tackle data integration
• Google halts new Street View imagery in Germany
• Manageability issues impede adoption of virtualisation
• Teradata combines SSD and HDD to optimise hot data processing
• FSA signs software outsourcing deal with Capgemini
• Google agrees to Department of Justice supervision to buy ITA Software
• Copyright holders formulate ISP piracy website blocking scheme
• Big data boosts Teradata growth
• British Army's data quality initiative opens new intelligence vista
• Infosecurity Europe 2011 preview: APT, mobile security at fore
• SearchStorage ANZ wins journalism prize
• Exclusive interview: Facebook CIO, Tim Campos
• Counter-terrorism chief discusses the role of technology in reporting extremism
• CIOs need IT governance rethink
• MPs rap BBC over £56m system rescue
• APTs will help focus IT pros on the real issues, says security expert
• Motivated, information security policye-aware employees are the best defence
• CIOs must think about ACT, says IT advisor
• HP to take responsibility for IT supplier management at National Grid
• Admins face huge April Patch Tuesday security update from Microsoft
• Cabinet Office seeks executive director of digital for £141,000
• Workplace incidents, not IT issues, are now top cause of downtime for UK businesses
• Facebook has launched a project to ‘open source’ its datacentre
• Google may agree to government supervision to acquire ITA
• IBM announces private cloud service
• After breach at RSA, two-factor authentication options abound
• Power 7 gives Cosmos Bank threefold performance bump
• VMware hires former deputy director of UK government’s cloud computing
• Dell to invest $1bn in cloud computing services
• Government urges people to report online terrorists through Directgov
• NHS shared service gets 10 contract renewals
• Offshore opportunities increase for UK IT professionals
• BBC Digital Media Initiative 'back on track' after rocky start with Siemens
• Sophisticated cyber thieves behind Epsilon data breach, says parent company
• Android OS set to overtake Apple by next year
• Google reaffirms commitment to open source on Android
• IT security weak at many UK small businesses, study reveals
• Dell set to unveil cloud plans
• Cisco investors seek to axe consumer unit in company shake-up
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