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• Cybercrime battle could lose government funding
• VMware cautious about economic recovery despite profits plummeting
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• Google announces search deal with Twitter
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• Barclays global CIO joins SAP to head up financial services
• Barnes & Noble to launch Nook e-book reader
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• UK newspapers threaten online aggregator
• Citrix changes XenDesktop licensing after user pressure
• Lexmark to axe 825 jobs worldwide
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• Enisa seeks permanent job under Helmbrecht
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• RSA 2009: Security technologies must be integrated
• Cost cutting helps boost Yahoo profits by 244%
• BBC Trust blocks free iPlayer plans
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• Privileged users threaten IT security, study reveals
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• AP Grameena Vikas Bank selects IBM platform for core banking application
• Emulex and IBM collaborate on security for cloud storage
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• Majority of businesses will upgrade to Windows 7, research finds
• iPhones and Macs boost Apple's fourth quarter performance
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• M&S jumps to top of retail website top 20
• Advertising agencies call on DoJ to allow Microsoft Yahoo deal
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• Harris Farm adopts ERP to get into groceries
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• Teradata claims world's fastest datawarehouse
• Perth Hospital unifies voice
• Games firm uses crowdsourcing to test products
• Rogue security software threat will grow in 2010, warns report
• Voters reject plans to disconnect internet file sharers
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• Government to scrap 'appalling' IT GCSE following employers complaints
• Microsoft Security Essentials gets 1.5 million downloads in first week
• Data thieves could face jail, not just fines
• Orange merger delays broadband spectrum auction
• Google Apps ad campaign goes global
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• IT firms 'miss out on £600m' by ignoring UK women
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