• DNA database breaches human rights, European court rules
• Hacker McKinnon given yet another lifeline against US extradition
• Judgement due on DNA database
• Amazon MP3 launches in the UK
• Biggest winners and losers of the NBN
• Does Apple have worms?
• Bill Gates calls on US to spend more on technology education
• Torrents of Disruption on the Way?
• £12bn snooping database ommitted from Queen's Speech
• Service desk woman paid less than men
• Major job cuts expected as Palm cuts costs
• Woolworths collapse causes Zavvi website shut-down
• Windows 7 Beta 1 available from January
• One billion mice from Logitech
• Utility firms improve online experience
• Nokia takes Symbian open source plans forward with acquisition
• Jobs market decline hits record levels
• Nervous staff trawl corporate networks for sensitive data as job losses loom
• IT departments confident of delivering their projects next year despite recession
• British Airways in talks to merge with Quantas
• Nokia N97 geo-location phone launched at Nokia World 08
• Government injects £30m into small IT firms
• IT jobs at risk as newspapers merge back offices
• Open source makes sense in a recession
• Governance and quality frameworks can ease economic woes
• Accidental deletion of virtualised data soaring
• "Ports"
• Wi-Fi Protected Access crack cause for concern
• Nearly 90% of firms to maintain or increase SaaS use
• Creating a secure WLAN - with new part three!
• Microsoft invests another £4m in European NGOs to fuel e-employment
• Cold Inverness seen as ideal location for new datacentre
• Coors and Pitcher & Piano chain offer free mobile beer vouchers
• Online tool will predict depression
• BT sees Wi-Fi traffic double in a year
• More financial services IT jobs cut
• Phorm ushers in new UK-based directors
• Global firms neglecting core IT skills
• Britney Spears and wrestling beat Obama in search charts
• IT directors fear their staff most when it comes to security
• UK firms tap into cloud computing savings
• Data hack makes cyber-shoplifting easy
• Poor use of IT played role in Baby P tragedy, report says
• Government must now focus on services for NBN
• "Connections"
• IT and business alignment increases confidence
• Fujitsu Siemens tracks lost laptop and locks data
• IT employers block new technology at their peril, says CMI
• SMBs’ computer needs satisfied for a tenner a month
• Firms buy second-hand PCs to stick with Windows XP
• STS offers retailers universal payment system
• Europol to set up alert system to tackle web crime
• CPS could prosecute BT over Phorm ad trials
• Virgin offers mobile internet for 30p a day
• Oracle customers are happy, happy, happy!
• Human error tops IT security concerns
• CIO role is confused, says survey
• You can make money from old mobile phones
• "Sectors"
• Local council finds better way to track lost laptops
• Stopping spam brings additional security benefits for cable company
• Insurance firms must treat customers fairly from end of December
• Eventid.net - a great, free, Window management tool
• Climate Change Act will have impact on IT
• Unions complain about HP's 'slash and burn' redundancies
• Three Peaks Challenge 2009
• Google warns of Christmas malware e-mails
• Olympics adds to National Grid pressure
• Evidence mounts for NPfIT review
• NCC acquires security testing rival NGSS for £10m
• Republishing BNP data may not be lawful
• Hidden code threatens web users
• CIOs asked to lead through recession
• Yahoo to lose European head
• Most anti-virus software can't detect botnet malware
• UK IT market resilient despite recession says Intellect
• Government gets new powers to increase data sharing
• Almost a third of CIOs earn more than £250,000
• Fujitsu Siemens offers free laptop upgrades after three years
• IT teams sign up for 2009 3 Peaks challenge
• Data security breaches: How to respond
• Spectrum dusts off old tape drive to help Astronauts
• Cloud computing – buyer beware
• Outsourcers react to Mumbai terrorist attacks
• SAP user group denies CEO dismissal is linked to enterprise support
• IT man defies doctors in pledge to row across Atlantic
• Firms told to mediate and not rush to court over IT project problems
• Ashdown condemns £12bn Big Brother communications database
• FireControl delayed
• Western IT outsourcing at risk of attack
• Video: Ashdown slams 'Big Brother' communications database
• Bankrupt SCO loses appeal over Novell Unix damages
• CIOs can play key role in tackling downturn, says Boston Consulting
• Teacher spent four hours a day on Facebook
• IT jobs at risk as Woolworths and MFI call in administrators
• Tata relocates Mumbai staff amid terrorist attacks
• Recession boosts SaaS model
• European Commission says technology action plan can lead Europe out of recession
• States have lost control of the internet, says think tank
• Lycos Europe closures to lead to job cuts
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