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• The IT Blog Awards 2009 winners
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• Mahindra Satyam share price hit by renewed controversy
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• Interview: Henrik Palsson, Ericsson on an Internet headed for 50 billion devices
• Government to publish green IT handbook for CIOs
• Web logs could finger climate change hackers
• Technology at the heart of London Stock Exchange strategy
• Why technology must get a mention in Copenhagen text
• NPfIT Lorenzo pioneer NHS Bury grapples with "issues"
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• Durex maker gets satisfaction with SAP
• MIT, Google and UN team up to tackle IT's carbon footprint
• Tesco sells iPhones: every little helps Apple sales
• LinkedIn opens API and connects to Microsoft Outlook
• Facebook dual-class shares move hints at public listing
• UK national ID cards database goes live
• Andhra Pradesh's APSWAN project finalizes networking vendor
• Salary research shows upturn for those who know how to sell security
• Storage encryption technology options for UK storage managers
• Can Web 2.0 be the new productivity buzzword for Indian enterprises?
• Single sign-on software removes chaos and aids password management at East Kent NHS Trust
• VIDEO TUTORIAL: Use Vistumbler to detect rogue wireless acess points
• Video: Project management key to IT efficiency, says LSE survey
• Birmingham Council signs Green Digital Charter
• Royal Mail signs cloud deal with CSC
• CIOs have critical role in guiding business out of recession, says SAP
• SAP user groups make "great progress" in working with SAP
• Oyster payment systems expanded across London
• Google explains itself after Michelle Obama insult
• HP revenue boosted by EDS service boom
• Listing surge causes eBay to crash
• SAP at odds with user group over prices
• Woolworths set to return to UK high streets
• Microsoft details cloud BI, data warehousing
• Ciena picks up Nortel units
• Businesses are ill-prepared for e-discovery, warn lawyers
• CBI predicts decade of IT-driven business change
• CBI: Eight things you didn’t know about digital communications
• Lloyds Banking Group cuts another 810 jobs
• SAP vows to get closer to its users
• Post Office theft case deferred over IT questions
• EastEnders' Christmas plotlines exposed by laptop theft
• IT professionals in demand as expert witnesses
• Will Microsoft pay News Corp to remove its content from Google?
• Over a third of Wall Street and Canary Wharf workers are stealing sensitive data
• Blu-ray moves into medical image archiving
• Internet Explorer zero day exploit on BugTraq
• Ikee.B virus gives control of iPhones to cybercriminals
• QLogic powers HP and IBM high-performance computing
• Hackers raise questions over severity of climate change
• AOL to cut one third of its workforce
• Video: Large Hadron Collider goes live at Cern
• Tesco bank gets its core system
• FIRST LOOK: Chrome OS. Why lack of storage could be its downfall
• Book extract: Prioritizing security spending
• SaaS accounting software usage on the rise among Indian SMBs
• CISO reporting to board of directors: Myth or for real?
• UK Digital Economy Bill proposes to take control of domain registries
• Laptop containing patient records stolen from Scottish Ambulance Service
• Staffordshire University saves £6,000 with document management
• eBay sells $2bn stake in Skype
• Illegal file-sharers could be fined £50,000
• EU delays Sun/Oracle decision
• Digital Economy Bill supports creative and digital industries
• China steps up cyberwar, US commission warns
• Government publishes UK Digital Economy Bill
• More than half of £19bn overspend on government projects due to NPfIT
• Dell reports rebound in business PC sales
• Google gets preliminary approval for revised book deal
• Twitter plans corporate accounts and tools
• Tesco to offer cheap broadband
• Five signs that data centre automation is right for your business
• Therapeutic Goods Administration seeks two SANs
• Windows 7 security: the new Windows Firewall with Advanced Security
• Conficker worm update: How does Conficker spread?
• Hotel technology spends have taken a backseat due to recession
• Inside Chrome OS - Google reveals design objectives of cloud operating system
• Mandelson seeks law change to increase his power over file sharers
• Nearly 300,000 global IT jobs lost in 2009
• Chrome OS preview: the wait is nearly over
• Government IT procurement programme delayed
• What Microsoft Azure means to corporate IT
• What HP/3Com deal means for end-users
• CERN prepares Large Hadron Collider for second firing
• MS Office 2010 beta goes public
• Computer system failure causes US air chaos
• HP staff vote in favour of strike action
• Impact of the Centrica/Accenture dispute
• Union calls on governments to save Ericsson plant
• Ted Baker expands with QuickAssortment
• Facebook stock value up 42% to $9.5bn
• HP helps users back-up laptop data
• HP, EMC in podcast brawl, Sun/Oracle trouble rumour, bloggers love Xsigo and Pillar swipes at IBM
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