• China Telecom enter call centre market with UK software
• Window 7 users struggle to boot up
• Media140: opportunities, challenges and benefits of social media
• Google offers comparison shopping with AdWords
• VOA preserves networks' advantage in rates draft
• Mobile market faces rocky road to growth
• Twitter phishing attack disguised as BT
• Web learns to read Chinese, Arabic addresses
• North Korea blamed for attacks on US and South Korea
• Yahoo is “boring” with “pathetic” profits, says CEO
• Facebook gets $711m damages in spam case
• Secure cloud computing: a contradiction in terms?
• Mozilla fixes Firefox buffer overflow vulnerabilities
• Choosing a telco: Reliability
• Oracle thinks global, but what about UK users?
• Technology centre to commercialise research
• DNA database may contain records of one million innocent people
• Choosing a carrier: Creating a consultative partnership
• Legal firm encrypts e-mail to secure communications
• Choosing a telco: Comparing quality and breadth of services
• Yahoo and Microsoft ask for more time to finalise partnership deal
• Apple App Store hits 100,000 apps
• Google, Motorola and Verizon build Droid to battle iPhone
• London Stock Exchange and Turquoise to merge
• MP calls for blacklist of IT suppliers
• Virgin Media halves losses in 3Q09 as network upgrade kicks in
• Business should not rely on residential broadband for home working, warns Gartner
• Business rates are killing Digital Britain
• Google offers free sat-nav and music search
• US Department of Defense backs open source software
• IT salary survey: IT job vacancies rise
• Farmers bank account details lost by Rural Payments Agency
• Fake Olympic ticket website set up for £7
• SaaS adoption in India slow, but on the rise: Springboard Research
• IBM/EMC brawl continues, Pillar pilloried, 3Par swipes at EMC and bloggers vent about FCoE and data
• Secret NetApp customer research says HP arrays are “not robust enough," HDS hard to beat on price
• IT (Amendment) Act 2008 and its effect on the Indian enterprise
• Adopting agile development methodology is a stretch, but the exercise pays off
• Firms lower security despite cost of breaches
• Wi-fi and Wimax tax could be backdated five years
• Outsourcing grows despite security fears
• Mandelson to force online pirates off internet
• Public has low confidence in UK data protection
• Minister mistook costs of Defra Single Payment Scheme
• Tesco bank opens contact centre in Newcastle
• SAP Q3 revenues down 11%
• Nokia and SAP set up anti-piracy company
• Unite ballots HP members for industrial action
• 80% enterprise collaboration platforms to be Web 2.0 based by 2013
• Department of Defence deepens NetApp relationship with $3 million "server" buy
• HDFC Bank's disaster recovery management journey
• Choosing a carrier: Innovation
• Choosing a carrier: Customer service
• Britain stops extradition of hacker Gary McKinnon to US
• SaaS security misunderstood by IT pros, survey reveals
• Cisco gets smarter with second-generation integrated services routers
• Cisco buys security supplier Scansafe
• Gizmodo tricked into serving scareware-laced adverts
• Cloud adoption accelerating, survey reveals
• Berners-Lee to develop government data access point
• Defra defends Accenture over “flawed” £350m IT system
• Newspapers jump gun on mobile phone cancer link
• Government to tax Digital Britain
• Hackers grab data from Swiss foreign ministry
• Economic upturn will boost virtualisation demand, says IDC
• Server virtualization necessitates a change in licensing perceptions
• Data loss prevention addition to CIBIL's security arsenal
• What you should know about flash memory in storage
• Cloud storage saves download costs for software developer
• 802-11n WLan standard to take off after ratification
• Stolen laptops biggest danger as extent of UK data losses revealed
• Business Fitness (im)proves its business with webinars
• Barclays systems crash
• Adobe and Salesforce.com team up to offer cloud app development tools
• Recession pushes IT professionals into classroom
• Google Android challenges Apple iPhone
• Guardian job website hit by hackers
• Carl Icahn quits Yahoo
• Mobile phones cause brain cancer, says World Health Organisation
• Twittering staff cost UK business £1.83bn
• VMware releases vCenter CapacityIQ; FCIA announces 16 GB Fibre Channel: News roundup
• Report: Firms avoid encrypting backup tapes, databases
• 10 myths that surround Software as a Service (SaaS)
• Unix and Linux IBM users set to benefit from QLogic FCoE
• Goldilocks and the disaster recovery site
• Amazon Q3 profits jump 68%
• Integrated IT could have prevented Barings collapse, says Nick Leeson
• Microsoft profits drop 18%
• Media140 - Live blogging and updates from today's conference
• Cloud could improve data security
• BMC tackles virtual server sprawl with Tideway
• Zurich Insurance loses details of 51,000 customers
• EMC sees storage grow despite economic climate
• Open source developers oppose Oracle's MySQL acquisition
• Nokia takes patent battle with Apple to court
• Man jailed for selling pirated software on eBay
• Citrix attempts to lure VMware customers to XenServer
• Network access protection boosts physical security at Wipro
• Virtual machines to run 50% of workloads by 2012: Gartner
• Poor privileged account management practices leave security gap
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