• 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
• Google defends search energy use after newspaper claims
• Online sales jump 30% despite "dreadful" Christmas for retailers
• Sony shares tumble amid fears of losses
• Security tips for surviving the credit crunch
• New Satyam board must find cash, retain customers and hang onto staff
• Pupils suspended for Facebook hate campaign
• Gary McKinnon's mother's appeal to the DPP
• Experts reveal 25 coding errors that let in hackers
• Gary McKinnon's mum tries to stop his extradition
• CES: Samsung unveils projector mobile phone
• British Museum adopts VoIP and upgrades CCTV with new network
• Microsoft lifts Windows 7 beta download limit after technical problems
• Three Indian outsourcers barred by World Bank
• New board at Satyam following chairman's arrest
• Bush electronic leaving card flooded with abuse
• ECM is good for the environment, says Gartner
• Co-op reports good electrical sales for Christmas
• IT worker jailed for hacking into his former employer's systems
• CES: Palm unveils mobile OS and smartphone
• HMRC puts IT problems behind it as online tax returns grow 40%
• OGC makes government procurement tools available
• Video: Satyam senior executives outline plans
• Microsoft still eyeing Yahoo search business
• Conservatives commit to high-speed broadband action plan
• Satyam crisis puts CIO eyes on India
• HMRC appoints ex-Tesco CIO to board
• Satyam staff exodus as fraud unravels
• Microsoft to issue single security patch next week
• CES: Panasonic trumpets first 3D HD home entertainment system
• Skype brings VoIP to Google Android and 100 Java mobiles
• Christmas Day a shoppers' favourite for online purchases
• Japanese electronics firms set up US national recycling scheme
• Tech sector job cuts could signal end-user gains
• CES: Dell unveils home theatre laptops
• ISPs told to store all users' e-mails for a year
• Cisco, Brocade Fibre Channel strategies differ
• New ideas wanted for increasing diversity in IT
• TJ Maxx hacker jailed for 30 years in Turkey
• Video: Marks and Spencer whistleblower remains defiant
• Most UK broadband far slower than advertised
• Why did EDS cough up £25m to HMRC?
• BT broadens free call numbers
• CES: Toshiba brings web content to larger TV screens
• CES: Toshiba shows off green credentials
• Satyam emergency conference reveals recovery plans
• Smash old hard drives for total data security, says Which?
• Microsoft: the year ahead
• Intel results: Atom bomb blows hole in Q4 earnings
• Cisco expands multimedia home networking
• Troubled Satyam needs cash
• US Congress urged to invest $30bn in IT infrastructure
• Online growth fuels Sainsbury's Christmas success
• Dell to axe 1,900 jobs in Ireland
• SAP demands that Oracle releases software profit margins in legal case
• Microsoft may be planning to get Yahoo through back door
• FSA urges UK banks to make £1bn IT investment
• IT firms encouraged to enter apprentice awards
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