• Yahoo to slash hundreds of jobs before Christmas
• Accenture launches flagship apprenticeship scheme in vanguard of London-wide project
• UK braces for cyberattack as Wikileaks founder Julian Assange fights extradition in court
• Skills shortage stunts business growth as private sector clambers from recession
• IT departments must use agile programming properly to reap the benefits
• Gartner: SaaS sales will grow 16.2% to $10.7bn in 2011
• Dell buys virtualised data storage firm Compellent for $960m
• Jet Air to deploy SAP ECC6 for IFRS compliance
• Localism Bill extends move to open data
• Manufacturing companies put IT at the centre of growth plans
• London attack on Sarah Palin’s website attributed to Wikileaks 'hacktivists'
• Tesco Bank uses Attachmate to provide mainframe access in call centre
• UK businesses reject IT innovation for safe status quo
• Amazon outage due to ‘hardware failure’ not hackers
• European Commission IT chief tackles open source lobby over €189m contract
• Case Study: Royal Mail virtualises legacy Windows
• Data storage solutions: How virtual can we get?
• Aegis Logistics’ IT spending to be Rs 5 cr in 2011-12
• Firms cautious to deploy cutting edge technology
• West Wales pilots LTE wireless using digital switchover TV spectrum
• IT sales is an attractive career for graduates from diverse backgrounds
• Birmingham adopts US gunfire detection technology
• Most IT professionals looking to jump ship in 2011
• Pro-Wikileaks hacker group’s DDoS tool downloads top 40,000
• Facebook founder Zuckerberg to give away most of his money
• Dutch police arrest 16-year-old over pro-Wikileaks hacktivism
• Direction 31B sets out data disclosure guidance for UK courts
• A quarter of servers shipped in 2014 to support VM technology, says IDC
• Data loss prevention tool high on Madras Cements' 2011 to-do list
• Companies struggle to deal with smartphone, iPad security issues
• AstraZeneca develops lung cancer resource for iPhone
• Councils to save £11m by moving to shared services
• Government departments told to upgrade to Windows 7
• Financial services slow to use cloud
• Nottingham University combats denial of service
• SMEs to increase IT investment next year
• Prepare for internet route hijackings in 2011, says security expert
• Salesforce.com acquires Ruby on Rails firm Heroku for £134m
• Visa and Mastercard targeted by hackers over Wikileaks row
• 'CIO' job title is outdated – says Facebook CIO
• Sainsbury's employee steals £73,000 in Nectar points
• Microsoft is an 'evil empire', says Salesforce.com's CEO
• Salesforce.com and BMC Software team up for cloud-based IT management
• Server refresh cycles may get longer
• Virtualization to spur data center requirements for 2011
• Is cyberwarfare exaggerated as a threat?
• Bajaj Electricals’ IT investment may touch Rs 19 cr
• Firms warned to retain IT staff as job market improves
• Top 10 SME IT contingency planning tips
• G20 makes use of secure social networking environment
• Amazon launches Kindle for the Web to rival Google eBooks
• Prepare for Wikileaks 'hacktivist' backlash, say security experts
• Rural SMEs neglected in broadband plans
• Microsoft IE9 browser will help block user profiling
• Survey predicts the IT headaches of 2011
• Worldwide e-reader sales to hit 6.6 million in 2010
• RIM has big plans for Blackberry Tablet operating system
• Salesforce.com introduces free Chatter for enterprises
• Salesforce.com debuts cloud database in competition with Oracle
• Google Chrome OS laptop challenges the traditional PC
• How to recognise bad colocation data centre providers
• New Aussie cloud player targets SMBs
• Adobe Illustrator CS 5 gets security update
• €189m European Commission sofware deal "contradicts" EU guidelines
• Shared services throw lifeline to budget-stripped councils
• SaaS adoption creates downtime risk, says NCC Group
• Study finds businesses unready for risks from new technology
• Gartner predicts expansive - but expensive - future for SharePoint apps
• UK firms offered funding to develop space technology
• IT problems to blame for continuing student loan delays, say MPs
• Standard Life to acquire software supplier Focus Solutions for £42m
• UK broadband adoption and satisfaction improving, says Ofcom
• FSA warns 50,000 people at risk of 'boiler room' fraudsters
• Telcos should capitalise on billing skills for content provision
• Cloud computing will boost UK economy by €30bn a year
• Juniper Networks buys security company Altor Networks
• Google debuts Nexus S with Android 2.3 'Gingerbread'
• Case study: IoD saves times and resources by consolidating web security
• Quacquarelli Symonds pays £80,000 for using unlicensed software
• Managed hosting services explode in 2010
• Charles Sturt University embraces unified comms
• Business sees demand for confidentiality with DNSSEC, study finds
• Nottingham County Council to save £5m by moving to shared services
• Cisco and BMC join forces for cloud computing
• India’s CBI hack shows cyberspace is now a battleground
• No monopoly on broadband supply, says culture minister
• BT names front runners in high-speed fibre race
• AOL and Yahoo to merge
• Rural providers react to government broadband strategy
• Google and Groupon end talks over £3.9bn acquisition
• The wrong colocation data centre provider: A nightmare tale
• Common mistakes to avoid when choosing a colocation data centre
• Tesco uses Akamai accelerator to support loyalty card promotion
• Government broadband strategy will put digital hubs in every community
• Wikileaks: China’s propaganda chief named as Google hack mastermind
• Chinese hacker arrests highlight importance of IT security
• EU ready for US talks on personal data agreement
• Government to launch single address database
• Sage gets new UK CEO in restructuring
• Government to spell out UK broadband plans on Monday; BT offers 90% fibre coverage
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