• Companies fail to get the most out of business data
• Adobe Flash puts Facebook on Air
• Sectors – EMC and NetApp leave each other alone PLUS another dodgy rap video
• Nationwide merger with Dunfermline poses few IT challenges
• Redundant staff blow whistle on bosses for pirate software
• New business comms platform to hasten ROI
• Two billion mobile broadband users by 2014
• China cyber spy update: business vulnerable to social malware
• Patch to stop potential conficker attack this week, say security firms
• MOD computerised payments system catastrophic, say MPs
• China based cyber spy ring 'GhostNet' exposed
• Gartner: How to succeed at identity and access management
• Importer dumps tape for Acronis backup
• IT in the recession: Part 1
• Executive interview: Pierre-Yves Cros, UK chairman, Capgemini
• Pink Floyd guitarist supports McKinnon protest
• Will Twitter's 3000% traffic growth make it any money?
• Developing software for the cloud
• Twitter grows 3000% in a year
• Security concerns for cloud computing
• Parliament falls victim to Conficker virus attack
• Satyam fraudster faces lie detector
• Data errors lead to new concerns over health records database
• Broadband UK failing the public
• Google trims another 1% of its global workforce
• Cybercrime a challenge for law enforcement agencies
• Huge discrepencies in mobile broadband charges abroad, study finds
• 206-year-old stockbroker finally gets online
• Businesses need to keep up with cybercriminals
• IBM confirms job cuts
• Robots body language helps human to understand them
• Local government staff face fines over IT jargon
• Recession leads to more business for Red Hat
• Lenovo restructures business
• Four ways to use Twitter in business
• A decade of viruses: Melissa turns 10
• IBM shortlisted to buy Satyam
• Blackberry: Storm blows over Google's My Location voice service
• Mac users not exempt from malware, says Sophos
• IBM to cut thousands more jobs, union says
• Virgin Blue considering Exchange, Office in the cloud
• Police collaboration with business on e-crime to be formalised
• National Audit Office cannot account for £161m C-Nomis expenditure
• Can Skype pull off a move to SIP?
• Banco Santander hires Accenture for IT integration
• e-Crime Congress 2009: Enterprises vulnerable to cyberattack, says KPMG
• Twitter and Wikipedia could be on school curriculum
• Union accuses HSBC of 'creative accounting' with job losses
• IT mistakes today are business mistakes tomorrow
• Benefit cheats could be detected on Facebook
• Seven-year-old gets B grade in computer science GCSE
• Four technologies to boost business in the recovery
• SAS drills into social networks to combat fraud
• iPhone mugger caught after e-mailing his own picture
• Software firm fines staff for using jargon
• Soaring mobile broadband boosts enterprise mobile device market
• FaceBook plans to step up privacy controls
• Mobile computing users' attitudes pose potential security threats
• Firm Basel II risk management requirements needed now more than ever
• IT glitches threaten child database security
• Nearly 2,000 bloggers write about women in IT for Ada Lovelace day
• Kings Transport in top gear with new WAN
• Volkswagen and Ringnes use IBM RFID platform to improve supply chain
• Recession buster: five tips to lower software maintenance fees
• Public sector still spending on IT, says RM
• Investment industry targets efficiency for 2009
• IT grads told to brush up their language skills to get higher pay
• Recession will unite bank risk departments
• Manchester gets 100mbps fibre broadband
• IT budget constraints force project focus, vendor deals
• Are application-specific backup tools worth it?
• Cloud backup - the pros and cons
• Get cracking crushing Conficker
• Free threat modeling tool can ease application planning
• Robert Kaplan, founder of Balanced Scorecard, says CIOs should pay more attention to risk management
• Privacy campaigners pressure web firms to boycott Phorm
• Satyam staff could de-rail a deal
• Skype allows firms to make cheap calls through SIP PBXs
• 3 ups the mobile broadband ante
• FAST calls for whistleblowers to report pirate software
• Mobile WAN optimisation is not always the answer
• BT announces 40mbps fibre broadband areas
• Intel freezes management salaries
• IT departments failing to use 'access management' for competitive advantage
• Further IT outsourcing price cuts expected
• Government databases 'breach human rights', claims study
• Businesses miss identity and access management value
• Cyber attacks top business risk fears
• Poor IT saved Northern Rock
• How to troubleshoot SATA hard drive connections and issues
• Experts urge use of Conficker removal tools before April
• Sectors - HP takes on EMC and NetApp, swipes Cisco for good measure!
• Children’s Mutual has no regrets on reaching milestone
• BT to be allowed to bundle services for the first time
• iGate backs out of Satyam bidding
• Leaked letter reveals Dell's redundancy plans
• Government defends red light warning in ID card reviews
• Satyam bidding deadline arrives
• How to create persistent, secure connections for roaming WiMAX, 3G and 802.11x
• 100mbps mobile networks due next year
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