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• Cloud computing could help improve security, says Microsoft
• Data Domain rejects EMC's offer
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• How to use IT to convert complaints into profits
• ID cards to be scrapped before parliamentary recess
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• AWS cloud computing early adopter: Hungama Digital Media's experience
• Morally right to try hacker McKinnon in UK, says Nick Clegg
• Royal Mail postpones Horizon roll-out after outages
• Fifa World Cup supercomputer is based in Slough
• CWU members vote for BT strike ballot to press 5% wage claim
• Berners-Lee and Shadbolt disappointed at cancellation of Institute of Web Science
• BT CEO gets 80% pay boost, offers staff 2%
• No repeal of Digital Economy Act, says minister
• CWU to vote on strike action at BT
• MSF Agile and SDL Process Template for Visual Studio 2010 due tomorrow
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• Queen's speech: Cuts start with ID cards, but broadband still a priority
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• Marks & Spencer accelerates IT restructuring
• Saudi Telecom to offer hosted datacentre services
• Intel 32nm chips enable wafer-thin laptops
• Media to replace IT as hot growth sector, says analyst
• Sun founder hires Tony Blair
• Microsoft to revamp games and mobile division
• Birmingham NHS Trust shows how data systems can improve patient care
• Sify-HP cloud computing: Pricing details and more
• Unsecured wireless networks in 60% of Mumbai's WiFi enabled businesses: KPMG
• Has IT Amendment Act 2008 created a new audit domain?
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• IBM spends £1.4bn on Sterling Commerce purchase
• Speed of light is too slow for mobile comms, says RIM CTO
• School IT quango Becta closed to save £80m
• Treasury puts immediate freeze on all new IT spend over £1m
• Government cuts £95m from IT budget
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• MillenniumIT takeover hits London Stock Exchange's profits
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• Germany considers criminal charges against Google over Wi-Fi data collection
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• CSC profits down, but hopes up
• Government coalition document prioritises open data and open source software
• How BMW virtualised with SuSE Linux and Xen
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• Google gears up for greater web influence
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• ISPA shortlists top internet service providers for awards
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• Nine chip makers face fines totalling €331m for price-fixing
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• Facebook to simplify privacy tools
• Government needs an overhaul to fit the internet age, says report
• Government wasted £21bn a year on IT, says think-tank.
• NHS trust proves sound procurement is key to successful projects
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• SAP unveils three technology innovations at Sapphire 2010
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• Highways Agency to procure £40m road operation system
• Judge tears up vendors' get out of jail free card
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• Novell demos fast app deployment on Windows 7
• Twitter plans to head to profitability from Q4
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• Google to buy IP phone company Global IP Solutions for £47m
• Microsoft sues Salesforce.com alleging patent infringement
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• SAP bets industry leadership on integration and partnerships
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