- IT vacancies decline by 24% in three months
- "Downadup" worm infections skyrocket
- Stock Exchange’s data challenge gets bigger
- CIOs failing to build personal brands, survey finds
- AMD makes another 1,100 staff redundant
- More cost-cutting to come at RBS
- Foodvest consolidates IT with UC4 to unify company
- Forrester warns of SharePoint limitations
- Cardiff County Council gets LogRhythm to beat the GCSx blues
- Set-up complexity stifling mobile data usage
- Nortel UK bankruptcy threatens staff pensions
- Nortel's bankruptcy an opportunity for "industry rebalancing"
- EC takes on Microsoft where US authorities failed
- Most UK companies fail to manage virtualisation, survey shows
- Data security compromised as 9,000 USB sticks taken to the cleaners
- State Farm Insurance dumps Satyam
- Spammers jump on Obama bandwagon claiming he's turned down job
- UK companies involved in a third of 2008 tech M&As
- Government urged to do spectrum deal with industry to deliver fibre-broadband to all
- Cisco CTO in frame to be appointed first US CTO by Obama
- Back to security basics, say Infosecurity Europe exhibitors
- Barack Obama - top technology quotes
- Business as usual at Apple without Steve Jobs, analysts say
- Satyam staff dreams shattered
- MoD concealed the truth on £7bn DII project costs
- Satyam may ask customers for cash early
- Firms keep SAP upgrade projects on track
- IT budgets flat in 2009, says CIO survey
- Salesforce.com extends cloud services offering
- Earphones a breeding ground for bacteria
- Suppliers win protection from damages claims - court judgement
- IT sector takes responsibility for tackling recession
- SCO plans asset sale to help finance long-running legal battles
- How Windows 7 will change applications
- PC shipments down for first time since 2001
- Marks & Spencer expands IT service deal with Computacenter
- Obama uses Salesforce to connect to US public
- Intel posts 90% fall in profits as PC market shrinks
- 95% of music downloads illegal, IFPI report says
- Government tax breaks needed on IT training to survive recession
- Top five technologies in Windows 7
- Gordon Brown's hi-tech lottery towards a digital Britain
- Infosec professionals survive well in credit crunch
- Nortel's CEO explains why he filed for bankruptcy
- New laws may curb P2P file sharing
- New technology could reduce risk of repeat De Menezes killing
- High Court could delay McKinnon's extradition appeal
- Tata blames rising dollar for falling profit and revenue
- Barclays cuts more jobs
- Nortel will supply London Olympics despite filing for bankruptcy
- Gartner cancels its main spring conferences
- Health IT officials threaten rebel trusts with penalties
- Trust forfeits 'free' NPfIT system and buys its own
- Nortel files for bankruptcy
- Government plans personal data sharing scheme
- Windows 7 Beta 1: First impressions from the inside out
- Five predictions for business intelligence
- Nortel CEO moves to stem customer exodus following bankruptcy
- Citigroup’s split could disrupt IT rationalisation
- YouTube messaging system 'compromised' to spread malware
- Broadband to become a universal service obligation
- 'Downadup' worm targets corporate networks
- Google axes 100 recruitment staff
- Department of Health threatens hospitals bypassing NPfIT
- 'Badly planned' MOD DII IT project led to 'major delays'
- Apple shares drop as Steve Jobs takes six months off
- Navigating host bus adapters, zoning and LUNs
- Fujitsu Services UK chief executive quits
- PC World parent company faces increased financial pressure
- Tata takes over some Satyam business
- Nortel Networks files for bankruptcy
- Brits help crash tropical island caretaker jobsite
- London councils save cash with shared grid student comms
- Toys 'R' Us deploys new e-commerce platform to support Web 2.0
- HMRC advertises for £205,000 CIO
- Financial services IT spending falls to $353.3bn
- Nortel files for bankruptcy protection
- Bus firm offers parents Wi-Fi school bus tracking
- Irish Life saves £100K+ by offloading Unisys data
- Airwave radio rolled out on London Underground
- Global IT spending to fall 3% this year
- Technology sector slumps
- Becta launches school IT progress scheme
- Barclays UK investment banking IT jobs hang in the balance
- Barclays uses software to save space
- Google in targeted marketing rules talks
- Gartner predicts tight budgets for 2009
- Yahoo announces Yang replacement
- The realities of virtual tape libraries
- Case Study: Antarctic research base optimises WAN
- Manufacturers may lose thousands of IT jobs
- ICO slams privacy notices, seeking new code of practice
- Oracle making 'up to 8,000' redundant
- Strong online performance helps Tesco avoid Christmas gloom
- Kiwi police make first Facebook arrest
- Wales gets first disaster recovery centre
- CLA seeks help to identify broadband blackspots
- London Stock Exchange faces new competition
- New information commissioner?
- Subway deploys new POS across 30,000 outlets
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