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• BCS urges members to withdraw support for £100k EGM
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• NPfIT aims in London won't be achieved, says a top health official
• Debill becomes Digital Economy Act overnight
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• Putting ERP in the cloud
• FSA fines Credit Suisse $1.75m for failing to provide compliance data fast enough
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• Backlash against Digital Economy Bill begins
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• Wimax speeds up 4G standard to meet user demand for bandwidth
• Bitter debate precedes approval of Digital Economy Bill
• Nokia launches unlimited free music download service in China
• Data centre cost control hints
• EMC vs. NetApp argument erupts over Bycast buy, UCS implementations
• Banks advised to reduce automation of small business risk
• OPINION: Calling Conroy an idiot won't stop the filter
• Comcast decision casts a long shadow on UK net neutrality
• Cambridge University in drive to attract young computer scientists
• New banks set to stimulate IT investment
• How the costs of the Digital Economy Bill add up for ISPs
• ICO slaps three councils for data breaches
• IBM 'shows true colours' against open source Hercules mainframe emulator
• Labour ditches 50p broadband tax in wash-up
• GroundWork provides open source systems management for private clouds
• Blackberry gets Java and Eclipse plug-ins
• Chinese hackers attack Dalai Lama and India High Commission
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• Former Fujitsu president sues
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• IRM app helps AXA move to automated risk assessment
• Midscale data centres to mirror growth in big end of town
• SIP is no guarantee of interoperability
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• Infosec 2010: Businesses can do more to stay out of court for data breaches, says top UK lawyer
• IT professionals top growing recruitment wish lists
• Take care of data or face ICO fines
• Cisco ramps up datacentre consolidation
• Wyse turns iPad into Windows 7
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• MPs debate Digital Economy Bill today
• IPad launch marred by poor Wi-Fi experience
• Server virtualization helps TBZ ensure 98% uptime
• Common traps to avoid when undergoing capacity planning
• Buyer's guide: New approaches to combating network secuity threats
• Data protection act fines: Deadline looms, data security breaches mount
• Geoscience Australia selects IBM 3592 cartridges as its tape migration extends beyond ten years
• New cloud VPN service improves application acceleration, security
• Federal Government cancels OPEL contract
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• Anti-piracy notices could cost ISPs £15m
• Dassault Systèmes buys IBM's PLM business for $600m
• Ordnance Survey data released for free on web
• Gnome Project releases Gnome 2.3
• MPs fear mismanagement of FiReControl project could hit Olympics
• Is CSC 'on brink of dismissal' from NHS IT delivery?
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• Flood hits tens of thousands of BT broadband users in north London
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• Red Hat boosts virtualisation with Enterprise Linux 5.5
• Anti-Digital Economy Bill campaign gains momentum
• Warwickshire County Council breaches Data Protection Act
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• Sophos reveals defense for search engine hack attacks
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