• NHS National Programme for IT set for major changes
• Microsoft debuts Azure platform appliance
• Queue forms for UK broadband industry day with cheap ‘not-spot’ fixes
• Ofcom orders mobile operators to move to same-day transfers from April 2011
• Software piracy has long-term effects on UK economy
• China renews www.google.cn operating licence
• NTP sues Apple, Google and Microsoft over wireless patents
• US announces infrastructure cybersecurity programme
• iTunes hack could affect thousands, say experts
• Microsoft lets businesses run Windows Azure in their own data centres
• Panel advocates need for cloud computing data security standard
• Ministry of Justice asks for input on UK privacy laws
• IT Amendment Act 2008 compliance guidelines for India.org
• Corporation Bank's disaster recovery setup goes beyond standard DR
• Using master data management tools and an MDM system to end data chaos
• Google resumes Street View image collection
• Martha Lane Fox pushes for connecting the UK's unconnected
• Database concepts 101: Why we use DBMS software
• Centrelink seeks data loss prevention suite, says it must cover Windows 7 rollout
• Kent County Council fills in rural broadband 'not-spots'
• Opera upgrades Mini mobile browser
• House of Fraser IT supremo steps down
• BT and CWU agree pay deal to avert strike ballot
• New phishing attack disguised as a PDF reader update
• Australia delays web filtering plan
• Google confident, but still no Chinese licence
• Google apologises to Australians for Wi-Fi snooping
• Hacker accesses details of four million Pirate Bay users
• Netsuite seeks experts to rebadge white label platforms for vertical markets
• EU to resume sending banking details to US in August
• Exclusive PCI DSS news: EU regional director rallies UK merchants
• BBC casts around on future software investments
• UK business needs multi-channel software strategy, says SAP
• High tech start-ups starved of cash, says Nesta
• UBS bank gets CSC voice and data services
• BT and TalkTalk urge High Court review Digital Economy Act
• Lloyd's Register moves to Netsuite cloud for business tools
• Government meeting IT suppliers to find ways to cut costs
• Brush up on business skills for new round of mergers
• CIOs should plan for a second economic downturn, Gartner says
• Gain data centre energy efficiency by cutting cooling
• How to stop Conficker: Anti-Conficker patch management, defense
• ING Vysya's IT plans for focused business ops
• Local councils embrace CPM software to track government services KPIs
• Mergers and acquisitions integration tips for CIOs from Gartner
• Solar-powered aeroplane starts first night flight
• France Telecom to buy new national optical fibre network
• Paddy Power slashes staffing costs with scheduling system
• CNBC picks BT for video distribution
• Skype hires Yahoo's customer experience expert
• Marks & Spencer online sales grow 49%
• .NET developer skills in short supply
• Visa boosts contactless card issue
• Phishing scams jump as HMRC tax deadlines close
• ICO publishes guidelines on gathering personal information
• Guardian faces union backlash as IT outsourcing seems likely
• Over one third of firms see data handed to competitors
• ITC wins £1m business funding under EFG
• RSA looks to IT suppliers to slash carbon costs
• Arqiva presses for long-range radio for smart meter network
• Assess smart meter network on total cost of ownership, says Arqiva
• China still considering whether to renew Google’s licence
• Arqiva tests long-range radio for smart meter network
• Apple tightens security after rogue developer is banned from App Store
• Botnet malware targets Symbian smartphones
• EMC to acquire Greenplum
• Trojan virus attack using hijacked Web browser sessions hits UK banks
• FalconStor virtual storage supports server virtualization project at construction company
• Tips for designing effective business intelligence dashboards and KPIs
• Five data governance policy resolutions for the new decade
• VMware vSphere shared storage guide
• ISO 38500 versus COBIT: What is the right choice?
• Police use mobile scanners to check fingerprints on the road
• Government calls for public feedback on data protection laws
• One thousand more UK jobs cut at HP
• Atos Origin launches B2C service
• China keeps Google waiting on licence decision
• Union calls off BT strike ballot
• London and the South East offer most IT jobs
• Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich opts for IBM hot water-cooled supercomputer
• EXCLUSIVE: NetApp fights claims of low storage utilisation with new configuration guide
• All government jobs to be published online
• Mahindra & Mahindra deploys telepresence solution at three locations
• UK business begins to see value of IT risk management, says NCC Group
• Laptop makers to collaborate on a universal power supply
• Most UK online holidaymakers ignore basic security measures, study reveals
• Australian naked DSL guide
• Bentley unveils first fully 3D car
• Interview: Virtualised transactions are the future, says Fujitsu CTO
• Microsoft cracks down on UK software pirates
• Insurance companies plan IT enhancements
• US federal agencies still not convinced about cloud security
• MySQL appeals EC approval of Oracle’s Sun takeover
• Hackers disrupt YouTube, iTunes and Wikipedia on US Independence Day
• Apple says tests confirm iPhone 4 has best wireless performance ever
• Seagate releases details of 3TB drive
• Interview: Simon Post, chief technology officer, Carphone Warehouse
• Chinese factory supplying HP, IBM and Cisco has 'cruel and inhuman' conditions
• New York Stock Exchange puts a datacentre in Essex
• 'Death by a thousand cuts' continues at Lloyds Banking Group
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