• BT to pilot fibre to the kerb broadband next summer
• Link authors to data to prevent unauthorised change
• Indian outsourcer Infosys posts 19% increase in sales
• Ultra-mobile device market set for rapid evolution
• IT contractors feel the pinch in downturn
• World Bank open house to hackers for a year, reports Fox News
• Buy Web 2.0 while the price is right, firms told
• Online bank runs deepen financial sector’s problems
• Britannia and Co-op in latest integration talks
• Arc brings big audio to Lenovo
• WPA failing to protect wireless data, say experts
• Specsavers signs Fujitsu Siemens Computers for global expansion
• British Airways makes 450 managers redundant
• How to troubleshoot Exchange server backups and restores
• The history and future of IP QoS
• Microsoft launches campaign around X-Factor
• Programs compete in Turing test for Loebner Prize
• Romanian phisher pleads guilty
• GPS tracking device for teenagers’ cars and family pets
• Credit crunch reverberates across IT industry
• Firms should not see data security as a ‘one-size fits all’ requirement, says Verizon report
• Security Savings Bank adopts Facebook as marketing tool
• 1,100 back-office jobs go at Deutsche Bank as it expands retail operation
• Poor data classification can cost firms millions of pounds
• Cisco's plan to give networking pros wider responsibilities
• Scots demand next-generation broadband
• Cybersquatters take a bite out of Pizza Hut’s new web identity
• Fraud survey highlights business security failures
• MoD loses hard drive containing armed forces data
• Data loss could cost EDS, leading to financial and staff penalties
• Solid State Disks: The little-known third variety
• Evaluating Fibre Channel, InfiniBand and Ethernet protocols for network virtualisation
• IT firms feel the squeeze
• Financial chaos pushes banks to change IT strategy on the fly
• Asus adds to netbook range with S101
• Open up broadband 'duopoly', Ofcom urged
• IBM goes after WebLogic users with new WebSphere
• Google offers firms hosted e-mail archiving for up to ten years
• Virgin Media forces BT to pull misleading broadband ad
• Sarah Palin email hacker charged
• IT project team changes by consultants are unacceptable
• Court of Appeal makes key judgement on software patents
• Video and photos: Free BlackBerry Storm developer tools to streamline development on new smartphones
• Hewlett-Packard slashes 3,400 UK EDS jobs following acquisition
• Make Lloyds TSB stop outsourcing as condition of cash injection, union tells government
• Government must do more on internet security, say Lords
• MoD spins out UFO X-Files with speedy redact technology
• Symantec buys MessageLabs for £410m to extend on-demand security offering
• Indian outsourcer Tata acquires Citi’s BPO arm for £300m
• Britannia gets 40:1 data reduction in DR site move via double dedupe
• Is solid state disk reliable?
• Prepare your network for voice over wireless LAN
• How to secure Office Communications Server
• Managing Windows networks using scripts, Part 12: Windows Management Instrumentation
• IBM offers Express Advantage optimisation with Bladecenter servers
• Nearly half of CIOs admit corporate indifference to software quality
• Fraudsters target bank accounts as credit crunch bites
• Video: Rim's Blackberry Storm rivals iPhone in touch-screen market
• Transport for London claims Oyster card security
• Mobile technology may limit harm of laptop data loss
• Reports of the Internet's demise are premature ... again
• Solid State Disks: The details
• What are SIP trunks (and why you need one)?
• Don't jump to Hyper-V unless you have to
• IT professionals failing to drive green strategies at their firms
• National Skills Academy for IT announced
• SAP feels the credit crunch
• IPsec VPNs part four: How to generate and exchange pre-shared keys
• Volatile market puts trading venues under pressure
• Scotmid dumps Hewlett-Packard for IBM virtual servers
• Government gives GCHQ £1bn for Big Brother pilot
• Users attack PayPal's anti-fraud policies
• Two-thirds of firms adopt data de-duplication to increase storage inefficiency
• Shoe retailer Stylo deploys Salmon e-commerce platform
• NHS IT professionals call for “simple systems”
• Smartphone and PDA users unconcerned about viruses and hacks
• Don't jump to Hyper-V unless you have to
• Data deduplication boosts storage efficiency
• IT distributor upgrades its storage... twice!
• What is a configuration management database and how can they help IT?
• Accenture to cut hundreds of jobs
• eBay slashes 10% of its workforce in response to slowing sales
• Nomura gets 1,200 Lehman IT staff
• Vint Cerf tells IT staff to volunteer
• Financial services IT pay drops 12% in six months
• Wipro predicts IT services shake up
• T-Mobile admits to losing 17 million German customer records
• Microsoft desktop optimisation management update now available
• Open source Microsoft .net platform available today
• Windows XP given yet another stay of execution by Microsoft
• T-Mobile and 3 to use BT’s 21CN to support mobile broadband
• City of London deploys ECM platfrom to give staff single source for records
• Companies don't look after personal data, say 90% of people
• Streamlining storage processes will help admins survive economic crisis
• Council opts for tiered Compellent SAN to cut staff and power costs
• Long-term problems at pioneer Cerner smartcard site revealed in NHS document
• Pimp your virtual 10GbE card
• Arup deploys Copan to free up data centre power
• Where does Microsoft go next?
• Security researcher discovers massive criminal database
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