• Financial services group LV= renews outsourcing contract
• Deutsche Telekom picks Android for in-car apps
• Virgin Media to offer free landline to mobile calls
• HMRC issues 'tax refund' phishing e-mail alert
• Google begins phasing out support for Internet Explorer 6
• FSA charges former iSOFT executives
• Upsurge in infosec jobs for 2010
• PCI DSS requirements: Get ready for stricter enforcement, fines
• Macquarie Telecom buys $1million worth of EMC CLARiiON to power cloud services
• Seagate says GFC, not storage optimisation, stalling disk sales
• Thin-client technologies surge thanks to easier security, says Deloitte
• Aura will power Avaya-Nortel unified communications integration
• Help CARE International tackle the Haiti relief effort
• IPv4 addresses to run out in 2011: Asia Pacific Network Information Centre (APNIC)
• Rok cracks scheduling problem
• BSG mulls support for Vtesse on network rates
• Most companies fail to manage data, study reveals
• Software reduces Croydon ASBO epidemic
• Military seeks private sector help to build cyber warfare capability
• Inside fraudster jailed for stealing from 7/7 victim's account
• Video: Google releases Social Search beta
• Fujitsu claims ownership of iPad brand
• BSkyB vs EDS ruling could push up price of IT contracts
• Consumer demand for Windows 7 boosts Microsoft profits
• Virtual machine (VM) consolidation ratios not the key to the virtual data centre
• Data centre cooling management on a budget
• VMware earnings strong, but profit takes a hit: News Roundup
• Simplifying VMware vSphere licensing and pricing
• How to contain costs in the IT department
• Maximizing business application software usage at Lowe Lintas
• Critical infrastructure under continual cyber attack, says report
• Can IT switch efficiency gains to business effectiveness?
• US cyber security tzar gets to work on cloud computing
• Business taxes may give BT an unfair advantage, says judge
• Big businesses consider free alternatives to Microsoft Office and Adobe Acrobat
• Nokia sales rebound fails to rescue margins
• BT switches to agile techniques to create new products
• HR managers are looking at your online profile
• Apple iPad processor strategy exposed
• Oracle aims to secure future of Sparc, Solaris and Sun hardware
• Cost of UK data breaches up 7% in 2009
• Apple iPad bridges the gap between iPhone and Macbook
• Video: Apple iPad unveiled as an XL iPhone
• Google promises better Wave security
• EMC, NetApp resume battle, 3Par brawls with the big boys, IBM/FujiFilm’s tape unravelled
• The CISO role's keystones: Technology, business and risk
• ITSM and virtualization top Indian IT/ITES IT budgets for 2010
• EDS witness 'lied' in £700m dispute with BSkyB
• McDonald’s commits to outsourcing for 11 years
• How government's new IT strategy will affect the public sector
• Deutsche Bank to replace legacy systems with SAP
• Are technology M&As good for CIOs?
• Public sector faces fundamental change in the way it delivers IT
• BSkyB would have hired PwC if EDS employee had not made misrepresentations
• HCL sacrificed some profit for strong future in Europe
• Report data breaches or risk tougher sanctions, warns ICO
• Exclusive network and distribution agreements: impact of the competition rules
• SAP upbeat about 2010 depite 2009 declines
• TechCrunch hacked twice in 24 hours
• Yahoo results show signs of turnaround
• The problem with Slate PCs for business
• Government aims to save £3.2bn a year with new IT strategy
• Storage roundup: Fujifilm warns UK users about grey market tapes and more
• Training and education key to IT compliance, says Hillingdon's Bearpark
• Server virtualization eliminates pain-points at Apeejay Surrendra
• NAS Review: LaCie Network Space 2
• EDS BSkyB dispute became IT's longest and most expensive court battle
• Update: Court rules in favour of BSkyB in £700m dispute
• Google hack was most sophisticated ever seen, says McAfee
• Microsoft calls for greater spectrum to support cloud computing
• IT workers lobby the government not to delete their jobs
• VMware sales up, profits down
• Election 2010: CIOs must prepare for government IT shake-up
• BBC takes standard approach to technology roadmap
• Online counterfeits pose risk to buyers and manufacturers
• Technology mergers and acquisitions increase as recovery begins
• Sage cuts debt as trading meets expectations
• IT services will not bounce back this year
• Co-op sells its Epos technology to competitors
• UK firms ahead of the game on data protection, says Ernst & Young
• Social engineering was key to Google hack
• Apple posts record quarter
• TechCrunch hacked
• Remote access, 1998-style!
• Security professionals need to work smarter in 2010
• BT delivers 40Mbps business fibre broadband for £45
• MoD staff leak military secrets on Facebook
• HCL Technologies' fourth quarter results dampen Indian promise
• China escalates war of words with US over internet freedom
• Beware Johnny Depp death hoax, says security firm Sophos
• Firefox 3.6 even faster than 3.5, claims Mozilla
• Cybercriminals use China attacks on Google as lure
• Multinational companies waste billions sourcing telecoms
• Ericsson to lay off 600 staff as losses mount
• Multifunction security device safeguards SOA, streamlines company's infrastructure
• Corporate IT needs to change stance on spam, says security researcher
• Fight Chinese censorship, Clinton tells online firms
• HP workers on strike
• Job cuts in local government IT to continue
• Government IT strategy signed off – clouds and cuts ahead
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