• Google donates $2m to Wikimedia Foundation
• Microsoft releases prices for Office 2010
• How to virtualise: Six predictions for 2010
• How one CIO improved disaster recovery with desktop and server virtualization
• Security awareness is the key... cultivate employee loyalty
• Mobile Reputation Security prototype from Symantec: A closer look
• The change management process: Ensuring a smooth transition
• Internet security needs universal support, says Dell Perot Systems
• Security pros need to add more value to business, says BT Global Services security head
• HP takes the puff out of cloud
• New legislation pushes data security up the agenda
• Nortel out, Cisco in at West Australia's Department of Treasury and Finance
• Web takes a bigger slice of Domino's Pizza
• Security professionals should prepare for more legislation
• B&Q installs software to help customers do it themselves
• Mobile World Congress: Convergys picks Microsoft for Oracle fight
• Mobile voice still worthwhile, says Orange
• British Army should woo public on YouTube and Twitter, says RAF chief
• Mobile World Congress: 'Mobile data traffic will be 50 times higher by 2015'
• Fujitsu wins £300m DWP deal with pledge to slash desktop costs
• Mobile World Congress: GSMA to link LTE networks with One Voice Initiative
• Mobile World Congress: Simpler standards for embedded GSM apps announced
• Orange users angered over response to e-mail data breach
• Council IT managers "disappointed" at Government ICT plans
• Mobile World Congress: Can 4G extend enterprise IT?
• Security awareness still lacking in many UK firms, says PwC
• Law officers disciplined for bad behaviour online
• Mobile World Congress: Microsoft Windows Mobile 7 is a phone hub
• Mobile World Congress: Google Nexus One gets Flash
• Government invests £4.3m in crackdown on cybercrime
• Mobile World Congress: Network operators have big plans for platforms
• Drilling with print heads: Shell and HP develop seismic sensor system
• John Lewis takes another step towards multi-channel utopia
• Video: Lego Cubestormer robot solves Rubik’s Cube in record time
• Public sector to be hard hit by job cuts, says HR body
• Microsoft to unveil Windows Mobile 7
• NetApp bringing online channel marketing templates to Australia
• Websense integrated security system aims to simplify security management
• New Community Security Policy aims to reduce computer misuse
• Which game is Google changing?
• Did activists infiltrate Shell to obtain contacts database?
• Chip and Pin 'broken', say Cambridge University researchers
• CMA calls for new communications act
• Shell staff details revealed in security breach
• ICO publishes draft code for new audit powers
• Lessons for software developers from Toyota's ABS safety alert
• SAP announces more changes to leadership structure
• Video: What matters for the IT industry in 2010?
• Cyber ShockWave to hit Washington
• Weighing the benefits of green IT
• Microsoft security updates cripple computers running Windows XP
• Google responds to privacy concerns about Buzz
• Google calls for final approval of Google Books deal
• VMware Site Recovery Manager features explained
• Nottingham council tackles server sprawl and electricity cost with VMware
• BlackBerry Web loader has serious ActiveX flaw
• Cameron vows to publish government contracts
• Emblaze claims iPhone and Windows infringe video streaming patent
• Charities not exempt from data protection laws, says ICO
• Businesses can expect better service as SAP puts house in order
• Parliamentary group forms for Bletchley Park
• How to hide data files in Skype calls
• Severn Trent Water uses Macro 4 to boost SAP performance
• SAP women earn more than men
• BT earnings rise as it fixes Global Services
• SAP: Tips to boost your SAP salary
• Home Office unveils three ways to secure mobile phones
• Alcatel-Lucent posts first net profit
• Iran blocks Gmail
• Nokia restructures Salo plant to focus on smartphones
• Google to build 1Gbps ultra-high-speed broadband networks
• Richard Branson ditches NTL-Telewest brand and unveils Virgin Media Business
• ITIL v3 can co-exist with existing frameworks
• The Vocational Education Backbone Network-Not Quite AARNET
• Security professionals must embrace cloud or fail, says ISC2
• DWP awards £237m contract extension to BT
• Domino's Pizza CIO raises £50,000 for cancer charities
• Ministry of Justice opens £85m shared service contract
• Patch Tuesday: No compatibility problems reported yet...
• ST-Ericsson uses Linux to drive €100 smartphone
• CIO interview: London Stock Exchange can be a top five global player
• Fujitsu picks ITC for client's global network refresh
• Priorities for administrators in Microsoft Patch Tuesday security update
• Colocation vs. segmentation for test and development environments
• Syntel's disaster recovery formula for customer-centric operations
• IBM, NetApp, slam EMC benchmark results, as Cisco "searches for unicorns to breed"
• IBM releases SONAS: Scale-out NAS based on GPFS
• A botnet and rootkit removal 101
• A glimpse at the NBN's service models
• Labour breached privacy of 500,000, says ICO
• Cloud shrinks IT costs by 90%
• Cognizant expects 20% revenue growth in 2010
• CIO warned to keep IT spending high to retain influence
• London Stock Exchange gets group CIO for busy year
• Nokia to fight securities fraud suit
• How to protect data on social networks
• New features fuel rivalry between Facebook and Google
• Former Intel exec pleads guilty to insider trading
• Touch-screen handsets lead switch to smartphones
• Safer Internet Day: How children can undermine corporate security
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