• IBM employees brace for thousands of job cuts
  • Barclays cuts another 400 IT workers
  • Glasgow financial district first for subway mobile access
  • Salesforce.com downtime: Twitter keeps users in the loop
  • Financial firms at risk of not backing up data as job losses spiral
  • IT services firms expand offshore operations
  • Salaries down for IT pros, says Janco survey
  • Figleaves.com goes to Citrix for optimum coverage
  • IBM spreads collaboration offering on Mac platform
  • Businesses warned of Middle East-related cyber attacks
  • Sun acquires Q-layer to expand cloud computing offering
  • Satyam chief B Ramalinga Raju admits to fixing the outsourcer's books
  • Orange provides extra juice to mobile broadband network
  • Business intelligence leaders move to mobile computing
  • Marks & Spencer confirms 1,200 job losses
  • EDS ends tax credits saga with £25m payoff to HMRC
  • Scotland and Northern Ireland e-crime capitals of UK
  • Macworld 2009: Apple smashes laptop battery barrier
  • Videoconferencing solves e-health dilemma
  • E-mails lure tax payers to fake HMRC website
  • Logitech to cut workforce by 15%
  • Atos Consulting offers tips on boosting business performance in a recession
  • Vodafone wins £5m National Grid contract
  • One in five directors clueless on software licensing
  • Marks and Spencer bugged staff, says GMB
  • Gartner's 10 CIO resolutions to survive 2009
  • Police get another £30m for mobile data devices
  • M&S rumoured to be planning job cuts
  • Vuzix delivers big screen sunglasses
  • DWP IT veteran John Priest awarded CBE
  • Barclays to roll out contactless debit cards to all customers
  • Barack Obama and Britney Spears among Twitter hack victims
  • Police map crime geography
  • Celebrity Big Brother uses RFID technology to track housemates
  • Cab firm slashes hardware costs with e-mail archiving
  • HP updates mini notebook
  • Private sector involvement in Big Brother database revealed in July 2008
  • Police can hack into home computers remotely
  • Internet Explorer market share slips to 68%
  • Twitter hit by phishing and spam attacks
  • Cost to trump sensitivity in new government IT contracts
  • Data loss victims expected to more than double in 2009
  • Apple admits Steve Jobs will not attend Macworld because of illness
  • European Commission plans company e-invoicing proposals to cut carbon footprints
  • Arise Dame Wendy Hall
  • Hedge funds slash IT spending
  • Isaca celebrates 40 years
  • Wikipedia raises more than $6m from donations to keep going
  • Security risk in Windows 7 pirates
  • Microsoft applauds Chinese counterfeit software prison sentences
  • Broadband drops 25% at peak times
  • Digital jobs and high-speed broadband to head government job creation plan
  • Dell creates global business sales operations to better serve customers
  • Faster Payments Service enjoys healthy half-year growth
  • Web users warned over security of P2P Windows 7 OS file
  • Microsoft job cuts: thousands of UK staff at risk
  • Five hot storage technologies for 2009 (and five flops)
  • Snort and MSFT's recent remote code execution bug
  • Tiered storage steps up its game
  • Mobile broadband uptake surges
  • Data losses set to soar, KPMG predicts
  • Cybercrime reports: Security not broken, but breaking at the seams
  • ComputerWeekly Chrimbo quiz to get your grey matter working
  • Ian Yates' quite literal year in review
  • Technology of the year award
  • Predictions for 2009
  • Ian Yates' quite literal year in review
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  • TechTarget ANZ's greatest hits
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  • Technology of the year award
  • True demand for 3G-embedded mobile computing
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  • Richard Chirgwin's Holiday Favourites
  • Richard Chirgwin's Holiday Favourite
  • Processor battle shaping ultra mobile computing market
  • Vodafone unveils pay as you go mobile broadband
  • Mainstream UC boosts mobile computing
  • Network virtualisation explained
  • Telstra demands independent umpire for telecoms cost model
  • Highways Agency combines with Google for route 2.0
  • Ofcom acts against rip-off comms charges
  • Falling pound drives massive increase in hardware prices
  • Uncertain Christmas for remaining Woolworths IT staff
  • CIOs need to be more business-savvy, McKinsey survey says
  • Cable damage disrupts internet services
  • Microsoft research head presents Royal Institution xmas lectures
  • Google closes data storage service for scientists
  • Charities deploy on-demand CRM to improve operations and fund-raising
  • Software market to be hit hard by recession
  • Poorly managed government IT contracts help waste £290m a year
  • Oracle blames strong dollar for profit slump
  • The ten most noteworthy web and network incidents for 2008
  • Mobile broadband demand props up crunched WiMAX
  • Embedded 3G mobile broadband device growth to stall
  • Anti-theft solution bolsters mobile computing security
  • Firefox browser patched for critical security flaws
  • BBC iPlayer made available to Mac and Linux users
  • Betfair hires new CTO after seven month wait
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