- Fujitsu staff strike over pension plans
- US Civil Liberties Union tells UK to defend McKinnon
- Government plans to link criminal records to ID cards
- Emulex develops virtual fabric for IBM blades
- Met office tackles climate change with super-polluter
- Girl Geek Dinners changing the tech industry
- Facebook shuts apps privacy loophole
- Dell predicts recovery in 2010
- Laptop search and seize will continue at US borders
- Vodafone upgrade cities to 14.4Mbps
- BP: the challenges of strategic multi-sourcing
- The ins and outs of international cables
- ICO calls for input on privacy business case
- XP single sign-on applications fail on Windows 7
- Nokia picks Maemo for N900 Linux phone
- Amazon connects EC2 into corporate networks
- Portables drive growth in PC sales
- Home Office lost 377,000 names on memory stick
- Met Police wants handheld ID card readers
- Mobile steadies France Telecom results
- Fujitsu £700m Whitehall dispute heads for secret deal
- High Court closes online games store
- BP slashes 35 IT suppliers and 82 contracts to save $500m
- Cloud disaster recovery becoming an option for small and midsized organizations
- PODCAST: How to budget for virtualization
- EMC, NetApp lock horns again, as Emulex, Pillar and Xiotech enter the fray and IBM gets whacked
- URL shorteners represent a new threat
- Supplier's problems with passwords solved by single sign-on technology
- Union slams Fujitsu's redundancy plans
- Top interviewing tips: Part 4 - Produce a winning CV
- Nokia to offer financial services
- Broadband could save UK £17bn on salaries and perks
- Fujitsu Services plans 1,200 UK redundancies
- Pentagon hacker Tenenbaum pleads guilty to fraud
- Exploding iPhone claims second French victim
- Insiders cause most IT security breaches, study reveals
- IBM report shows leap in malicious websites
- Microsoft, IBM and Cisco back energy standard initiative
- Google patches two serious flaws in Chrome
- Open souce guru David Recordon joins Facebook
- Architectural practice archives, tiers storage using F5 storage virtualisation
- The security risks of "Free Public WiFi"
- Home Office trebles consultancy spend
- Sony puts Reader in your pocket
- Document management ROI 'too difficult to measure'
- UK online piracy proposals contrary to EU law
- UK graduates could lose out under immigration proposals
- Cisco APs at risk from SkyJack attack
- Online retail sales grow 15.7% in July
- NetApp gives shape to cloud offering
- Government to force ISPs to choke P2P file-sharers
- Hackers take summer breaks, and work mostly on weeknights
- GGF's Pirate Bay deal on the rocks
- Video: Microsoft OneApp lets low-spec phones access Facebook
- Media multitasking hurts work performance
- IBM, Brocade at risk as WA Health seeks new 8-Gig fibre channel SAN
- NetApp’s new cloud products grown at Telstra, Sensis, Suncorp
- Storage roundup: RamSan-6200 sustains 5 million IOPS; 3PAR's new Asia Pacific sales chief; and more
- Apple to release Snow Leopard on 28 August
- SMEs' phone bills to treble for premium rate numbers
- Met Police hires consultancy to monitor social media sites
- New rules on immigrant IT workers 'don't go far enough'
- Intel buys multicore software specialist RapidMind
- Why do councils block social media sites? asks Socitm
- Twitter set to sell premium accounts to business users
- Nokia unveils Wintel 3G notebook with 12 hour battery life
- TJMaxx hacker linked to Citibank hack
- IT leads boom in business confidence
- BT closes graduate recruitment scheme
- Future of the internet: networked society stands in peril
- Solid-state drives, disk poised to change data storage market
- SOA governance improves chances of project success
- Fibre Channel director face-off: Brocade vs. Cisco Part 1
- Video: printers star in student film
- FCC seeks definition of broadband
- UK to share fingerprint data with other countries
- ICO raps two for stolen unencrypted laptops
- Government wants Oyster-style nationwide transport smart card
- SMEs are a good place for IT job security, says Forrester
- XP hacker jailed for three and a half years
- Oracle gets US go-ahead on Sun deal
- NCC raises doubts about thin client security
- Enterprise disk buying guide - Intel
- Every business must file taxes online
- Facebook app measures your carbon footprint
- Technology A-level student numbers fall again
- Government closes migrant worker loophole
- Former HP boss Carly Fiorina runs for US senate
- DWP does not keep track of CIS security breaches
- Blade virtualization brings savings to international law firm
- HDS, IBM and EMC brawl as NetApp’s new CEO gets the thumbs up
- Social networking threats get tougher, says report
- BT sets up call centre for the depressed, stressed and anxious
- Home Office unlikely to accept ID card cloner's offer of demonstration
- Delphi spreads virus in source code
- Fewer job cuts and positive predictions offer hope for IT jobseekers
- HP to sell parts of its outsourcing business
- AutoTrader proves virtual platform can handle high transaction volumes
- 'Terrorist Facebook' being developed by military
- UK IT workers train overseas replacements
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