• Capita posts profits up by 11%
• Nominet votes for internet self-rule
• MPs call for end to BT's tax privileges
• Early adopters report big savings from IT-CMF
• How bank websites rate for reliability and responsiveness
• British Library archives UK websites with new software
• Jobcentres are failing recession-hit IT professionals
• UK misses fibre to the home list - again
• Cloud inflates Salesforce revenues
• Virgin Media to meet demand for 100Mbps broadband
• Worker who criticised Chip and Pin research violated UK Card Association policy
• London GPs make it easy for patients to “opt-out” of central NPfIT database
• Twitter hit by another round of phishing attacks
• Yahoo partners with Twitter
• Intel admits it is under constant attack from hackers
• Capgemini and Sogeti integrate software testing businesses
• Storage roundup: Visual effects studio opts for LTO-4 tape drives, shuns disk; and more
• NetApp slammed over “tiering is dead” comments, EMC savaged by IBM and Pillar
• CA to sublimate XOsoft brand, launch ARCserve 15 in April
• IT service management to get easier at Apeejay with ITIL v2
• Taxman puts staff in infosecurity frontline
• ID card scheme ditches DWP database
• Chinook Mk2's safety-critical backup system was faulty
• Morrisons rolls out wireless to support Oracle business plan
• Data protection watchdog slams secrecy over Acta anti-piracy laws
• Should CIOs look at virtual desktops?
• KLM switches to GMail for enterprise comms
• EC legal threat to Google's web dominance
• Logica hit by IT spending slowdown
• Adobe fixes Download Manager flaw
• Disaster recovery boosts customer service ops at Punjab National Bank
• Government builds infosecurity culture
• Recession has hit communications, say businesses
• HSBC gives online bankers free security software
• Security must be engaging, relevant and ongoing, says The Security Company
• BBC IT strikes could hit election coverage
• Mobile phone sales grow 8% in Q4 2009
• Wipro employee suicide in wake of fraud allegation
• Poor governance at the heart of poor data security, says ICO
• Comparing VDI solutions: VMware View and Citrix XenDesktop
• Microsoft "evaluating" bulk import service for Azure
• Retail IT spending in India to revive this year
• What was the 'dangerous' flaw in safety-critical Chinook system?
• Siemens staff at BBC balloted on strike action
• CIO interview: Crunch year for Birmingham council's transformation project
• Gary McKinnon gets new court date in extradition marathon
• Government invests £200m in high-tech industry
• Banks must embrace social media, research reveals
• How to ace your appraisal
• Video: Twitter users targeted by Chinese phishing attacks
• Video: Cyber attacks cost large enterprises £1.4m a year, study reveals
• US investigators finger Chinese consultant for Google hacking attacks
• Microsoft to offer European users alternatives to Internet Explorer
• Data Protection Act: Penalties limited, but expect more audits
• SAS technology: SAS-2 software enhancements and product overview
• Tape library powers business continuity for Globus' retail operations
• Fujitsu suspends compulsory redundancies
• Effective security must be 'sold' to IT users, urges BT security chief
• 35 countries could be monitored for piracy
• IT suppliers are "in for a shock" if they rely on public sector
• Dell share price drops in reaction to narrow profit margins
• NATS appoints technologist as group safety head
• Kneber botnet should make board take notice, says PwC
• Court ruling on Google Books settlement postponed
• Microsoft and Yahoo search partnership approved
• IT salary survey: IT job vacancies continue to rise as salary decline bottoms
• RES Software offers VDI management suite: News Roundup
• Fraud risk management is key to avoid Wipro-like incidents
• Stumped by ITIL? BMC says go fly a plane
• Disaster recovery streamlines business at Jindal Steel
• IT spending of Indian BFSI to touch $2.7 billion by 2013
• Beyond BSkyB, is HP dealing with other EDS litigation?
• Kneber botnet steals log-ins to 75,000 companies
• Behaviour analysis drives Past Times online sales
• MNOs face big squeeze on cost, bandwidth and regulation
• US automates cyber defences to offset skills crisis
• Outsourcing props Capgemini in 2009 slowdown
• Orange and T-Mobile offer frequencies to speed up merger approval
• More young people vote on Big Brother than in a general election
• Site Staydown Service helps firms kill counterfeiters' websites
• Cyber ShockWave shows US is ill-prepared for cyber attack
• HP reports strong first fiscal quarter
• London Stock Exchange completes Turquoise takeover
• EMC queries blogger’s independence over pro-NetApp post as Qlogic and Emulex hit the courts
• Key risk indicators make it easier to explain the importance of your business continuity plan
• ERP migration project underway at Soma
• Video: Developers must think 'mobile first', says Google CEO
• Video: Salesforce.com runs beta of Chatter collaboration
• Upgrades will be favoured over new technology in 2010
• BlackBerry launches rescue app
• O2 confirms use of NEC kit in Slough LTE test
• Top 25 coding errors – are your software suppliers secure?
• Women are a $13bn missed opportunity for mobile industry, says Cherie Blair
• Atos Origin makes more money from fewer sales
• Mobile World Congress: Content plans reveal likely mobile winners and losers
• Epic files privacy complaint with FTC about Google Buzz
• Mobile World Congress: Google tries to placate mobile operators
• Google donates $2m to Wikimedia Foundation
• Microsoft releases prices for Office 2010
• How to virtualise: Six predictions for 2010
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