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• UK users say data sprawl and compliance drive need for email archiving
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• Tories commit to Chinook crash review
• IBM pushes desktops into the cloud
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• How a software engineer coped with India’s biggest corporate fraud
• Doubt over ISPs' ability to detect illegal file sharing
• Nokia ties up with Facebook to take on Google
• Wipro builds cloud services for the future
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• The ICO takes Sutton Council to task over data losses
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• Home Office denies CRB plans to store fingerprints
• Windows Mobile refresh to launch in October
• UK tech firms could lose R&D tax relief
• Google says routine upgrades to blame for Gmail outage
• Microsoft investigates IIS security flaw
• Ebay sells majority stake in Skype
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• Analyst: Virtual desktops put "huge" pressure on storage
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• CIO career management and life beyond CIO-dom
• Communications Alliance: Recruitment and training integral to NBN's success
• McAfee embraces cloud with MX Logic acquisition
• Trend Micro adds web monitoring to security appliance
• Procurement software fails to deliver
• Oracle tackles storage costs with 11g Release 2
• Acpo unveils e-crime strategy
• Communications Alliance: Recruitment and training integral to NBN’s success
• Plasmon researchers get £6m funding to advance optical computing
• BT replaces Global Services UK boss
• Video: Opera 10 web browser speeds slow surfing
• NetGear NAS supports Symantec Backup Exec Linux remote agent
• EMC bolsters virtualisation strategy with FastScale acquisition
• Sony Vaios to ship with Google Chrome finish
• eBay to announce Skype sale
• RAID changes to cope with modern storage challenges
• Teachers Credit Union adopts unified comms
• Manage your mainframes to cut costs
• Advice for information security policy implementation and management
• Airservices Australia seeks 378 Terabyte SANs
• IT project management tips to effectively manage 'triple constraints'
• IT outsourcing vendor selection is all about clear SLAs
• 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
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• 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
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• EMC, NetApp lock horns again, as Emulex, Pillar and Xiotech enter the fray and IBM gets whacked
• PODCAST: How to budget for virtualization
• Union slams Fujitsu's redundancy plans
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• Insiders cause most IT security breaches, study reveals
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• Microsoft, IBM and Cisco back energy standard initiative
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