• Data overload? Now you can ship petabytes of data on hard discs to Amazon
• Adobe co-ordinates fixes with Patch Tuesday
• NetApp splashes out $1.5bn to pick up Data Domain
• Lenovo announces big losses in last quarter
• Notes reporting a good fit for Nautica and Wrangler company
• Linux welcomed on the desktop
• Law firm for ex-NHS IT head Richard Granger issues warning
• Chip maker to re-hire hundreds of workers
• "Nearly killed" by e-records data model
• Simple information security mistakes can cause data loss, says expert
• Bank delivers card readers to secure customers
• Sectors – EMCWorld blogged to death, Why NetApp is buying cockroaches
• IBM writes software to improve data placement on solid-state drives
• PIPE's new submarine cable lands in sleepy Collaroy
• London Stock Exchange enhances IT
• Google losing real-time battle to Twitter
• Europe defends data protection law
• Young IT experts confident despite recession
• RIPE NCC pushes for IPv6 adoption
• Social networking sites keep users' photos after deletion
• Gmail translates 41 languages
• GPS users could be affected by failing satellites
• Apple warns of potentially shocking iPhone and iPod experience
• UK firms face eDisclosure timebomb, survey shows
• Twitter exposes Jonathan Ross e-mail address
• HP announces more job losses despite cutting costs
• Lagan Construction implements Mimosa Systems' NearPoint for email archiving and legal compliance
• Mobile collaboration to deliver borderless organisation
• No end in sight for IT job cuts in banking
• M&S: profit down, IT investment up
• Computers can detect bullying on social networking sites
• SAP go-live politically sensitive in elections run-up
• Microsoft and Linux join forces over software warranties
• Learn PHP and get a job
• Workers expose all the wrong things in bed
• Lords want to engage with citizens - can Web 2.0 help?
• Mobile broadband growth drives mobile video adoption
• Servers go green with Energy Star
• Microsoft Office 2010 leaked onto web
• Twitter develops tools for cash and stickiness
• Vulnerability unpatched in Microsoft server product
• Web plug-in puts Flash control into users' hands
• Sybase broadens mobile apps and device security
• Jailed eBay scammer ordered to pay £100,000 compensation
• Facebook's OpenID support gives user single login
• Businesses ignore alternatives to job cuts
• Ultra mobile device market heats up
• Negotiation firm develops bespoke cloud application
• SMEs capture business opportunities from social networking
• IT builds social intelligence
• IT gaining business influence, says Harvey Nash
• Wipro opens more jobs to Western regions
• Video: Google wants a better Street View
• Europe's largest chipmaker, STMicroelectronics, reports signs of upturn
• How to devise a disaster recovery plan
• Tape suppliers struggle with disk for recession revenue
• UK spending patterns still largely plastic: APACS
• Server market at crossroads: IDC
• Wolfram search tool launches tonight
• HP feeling the heat over faulty batteries
• IT job seekers say certification gives them the edge
• Soca recovers millions from cyber criminals
• Reports of Gumblar's death greatly exaggerated
• Government CIO's tribute to 50,000 IT staff
• Deputy CIO at Whitehall lands new digital role
• 'Naive' BT Global Services split into three
• Google embarrassed and apologetic after crash
• Facebook hit by another phishing attack
• Computer Weekly's IT Salary Checker widget
• Turnbull/Rudd battle echoes EMC/NetApp brawl
• Google and Amazon will be key future cloud suppliers
• Union condemns Fujitsu's plans to stop final salary pension
• Bantec uses SaaS to boost efficiency by a quarter
• Millions of servers: the future of cloud firms Amazon, Google, Yahoo, eBay and Microsoft
• Twitter reverses controversial settings change
• Sapphire: IT staff need to talk business
• Google forced to re-shoot Street View in Japan
• Sapphire: SAP bullish as firms sign up to 'Salesforce killer'
• Lorenzo "fantastic" says head of CSC Europe
• eBay court victory will not end battle, says lawyer
• Can IT improvements help prevent another Baby P case?
• Tories plan online system as expenses row deepens
• Vodafone and O2 block new spectrum plan
• BT to cut 15,000 more jobs
• Court orders eBay and L'Oréal to collaborate against counterfeiters
• Government plans to extend Freedom of Information Act
• How social engineering cracked a FTSE company
• NHS imposes USB stick security
• Internet shopping safer than many other online activities
• £10bn smart electricity meter project could change consumer behaviour
• UK could get cybersecurity czar
• IT contracts for hospitals “not very successful”
• Google wins biggest Google Apps contract
• Twitter's new replies policy causes uproar among users
• EU data directive needs to get real, says report
• Netsuite woos redundant Sage staff
• Seagate to cut 1,100 jobs
• Tata to transform Volkswagen IT
• Foreign agents get state help to hack UK businesses
• CSC chief calls for NHS policy freeze
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