• Seven ways to get caught by social networking spammers
  • Microsoft plans new mobile strategy
  • St Austell Brewery toasts new delivery system
  • CIOs have 'middling' influence on business strategy
  • IBM brings intelligence to industry networks
  • UK business to meet Police Central ecrime Unit
  • Valentines day used by Trojan spammers
  • T-Mobile boosts network to support iPhone and 3G dongle explosion
  • SMEs offered free Wi-Fi hotspot with broadband subscription
  • Mobile computing services boom in Europe
  • Kaspersky's website hacked
  • Spammers recover after McColo setback
  • ATM heists linked to RBS WorldPay data breach
  • UK government needs IT aid from India
  • Wozniak joins server flash memory specialist as chief scientist
  • Enterprises finally take to Windows Vista
  • Cloud computing is the way forward, says Obama CTO candidate
  • Opera does its bit for faster Web 2.0 pages
  • Hewlett-Packard drops Linux in UK for new netbook range
  • South Korean chip maker reports losses on falling demand
  • ID cards rolled out - but no one can read them
  • Two thirds of UK firms have IT departments overseas
  • Remote working cushions financial blow of snow storms
  • Orange juices up mobile broadband portfolio
  • Facebook joins OpenID foundation
  • Absolute mobile computing security
  • Equaterra survey identifies flexibility as driver for outsourcing
  • Bell rings mobile computing security changes
  • Third NHS trust caught in breach of Data Protection Act
  • Lords’ surveillance report vindicates ICO warning
  • Lords want Big Brother state repealed
  • Tivoli Storage Manager gains dedupe, DB2 integration
  • Data breach costs: £60 per record, says Ponemon
  • Socitm turns finances around after 2007 crisis
  • Lloyds’s IT offshoring ‘worse than Lindsey Oil Refinery recruitment tactics’
  • Shoalhaven Council adopts hosted IP telephony
  • TIBCO accelerates message processing
  • India losing its advantage in outsourcing
  • Satyam looks to limit staff losses
  • Satyam sets the record straight
  • National Australia Bank suspends Satyam project
  • IT's Three Peaks Challenge gathers pace
  • UK children's social network provider slams MySpace's efforts to keep kids safe
  • Recession, facebook, and mobile media threaten security
  • Microsoft makes Windows 7 marketing simpler than Vista
  • Yahoo bolsters search offering for researchers
  • Google prepares to jettison AOL stake
  • Lenovo CEO steps down after PC maker makes loss
  • Cisco to lay off up to 6,700 staff as outlook deteriorates
  • Cardboard PC launched to cut landfill
  • Tory criticism of government attitude to open source is 'misguided'
  • Privacy groups voice fears over Google Latitude
  • Google releases hide and seek program for mobiles
  • ISCSI and SAN interconnections
  • iPhone programming is child’s play for nine-year-old
  • Government offers £6m to fund complex network security infrastructure
  • Solid-state cache set to speed up server data access
  • Find the best Naked DSL deal
  • Motorola trials 4G in Swindon
  • Oracle buys mValent
  • Enisa calls for co-ordinated approach to ID card privacy threat
  • Send e-mails from the grave
  • World's biggest computer built for US nuclear department
  • SMEs urged to sign up for government contracts via website
  • IBM offers redundant staff jobs overseas
  • Pay rates for interim managers soar despite market decline
  • SAP boosts ERP with Business Suite 7
  • Mobile computing users willing to pay for acceptable Wi-Fi
  • Mobile computing manufacturers need to add Wan
  • Netbooks and MIDs ‘secondary’ mobile computing devices
  • Third of senior staff at top firms fall for game honey trap
  • Mozilla updates Firefox as it gains ground
  • (ISC)2 publishes security resource guide online
  • Competition Commission blocks Project Kangaroo
  • Kaspersky files image-based spam busting patent
  • Average UK data breach costs firms £1.7m
  • Legal firm reduces risk with enterprise search
  • Satyam could be auctioned off electronically
  • Facebook celebrates fifth birthday
  • Spiceworks develops Twitter-like network service status update
  • Atkins awards Capgemini £13.7m IT contract
  • Network operators profit from chaos
  • Snow storm highlights business continuity failures
  • Google defamation trial postponed
  • Novell axes 100 staff
  • Backup priorities: Knowing your environment
  • NHS trust updates email, laptop security to aid patient confidentiality
  • Software programmers needed despite slump in job vacancies
  • Snowbound businesses show they have learned lessons of the floods
  • Security: SQL Injection and rogue movies and PDFs target website visitors
  • Talend: open source data integration goes mainstream
  • FT sues Blackstone over alleged premium content abuse
  • Vodafone sees 30% increase in UK mobile data sales
  • Dell Premier Page - ready for a 15% price hike?
  • Partnerships the key for mobile broadband suppliers
  • SMEs get productivity from mobile applications
  • Snow shows strengths and risks of remore working
  • BT OpenZone gives Londoners location-based info
  • US army backs flying cyborg beetle project
  • Facebook to sell user data to market research firms
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