• IT contractors look for more job security as downturn bites
• WHSmith replaces HMV as most usable website
• Police to be able to check fingerprints on the street
• Microsoft Azure heads for the clouds
• SNIA: Recovery is more important than backup
• London buses trial centrally controlled CCTV
• Regulation could stifle economic recovery, claims RSA boss
• Compuware updates Microsoft code checking tool for developers
• Audit Commission clears £400m Somerset council IBM outsourcing deal
• BBC can keep details of TV detector vans secret, says Information Commissioner
• More teenagers entering world of cybercrime
• Microsoft releases Windows Vista Service Pack 2 beta this week
• Apple manufacturing defect hits new MacBook users
• SAP CEO bangs the drum on collaborative infrastructures
• Teenager questioned over Steve Jobs heart attack hoax
• Government rules out e-voting for 2009
• Dell says job cutting is over but developing global recession causes uncertainty
• Worm attacking unpatched Microsoft server systems
• E-shoppers profiled in clickable global maps
• O'Neill moves to single ERP system
• Concern as patient records leave the NHS
• How long until backups are just a nearline copy?
• Web security optimises network performance
• How to create an email archiving and retention policy
• All about Metro Ethernet
• IT key to Olympic Games London 2012
• Technology could help prevent stock market crashes and abuse
• UC projects will continue despite downturn
• Deloitte Fast 50 shows tech suppliers unafraid of credit crunch
• Symantec advisers Windows users to patch
• Data security, virtualisation and Saas top agenda at RSA Europe 2008
• DarkMarket had Anglo-Russian ancestors, says Soca
• Microsoft warns of global recession
• Microsoft issues critical out of cycle server security patch update for Windows
• Microsoft donates £5m technology to Lifeboat Institution
• Special report: Redundancy
• NHS fails to use IT, says King's Fund
• Government scraps Communications Data Bill
• Body Shop logs onto PCI:DSS with LogLogic
• Firms will suffer from information governance gap, says Economist/EMC research
• Peer pressure fuels green agenda, says Capgemini
• Tata Consultancy sees sales and profits slow as recession bites
• McAfee signs bundled security protection deals with HP ProCurve, Intel and VMware
• Users wary after Plasmon buyout threatens headquarters move to US
• OEM relationship between Dell and EMC coming to an end
• Make risk management a strategic asset
• LinkedIn gets cash for new enterprise social networking service
• European compliance lagging behind North America
• Astute Carillion beats CSC to submarine outsource deal
• Emergency patch for critical Windows vulnerability
• Citi seeks new CIO
• Recession fueling demand for hosted services, says Lawson Software
• London and South East lose IT jobs
• Autonomy dominates search space, reports IDC
• Police radios to work throughout London Underground
• Video: Google Android mobile device code now freely available for developers
• UTMs creep into the enterprise market, despite some resistance
• Rackspace accelerates for the cloud computing crowd
• Government report to champion high-speed broadband
• Hacker Gary McKinnon returns to court
• Apple’s quarterly results get iPhone boost
• American Airlines sues Yahoo
• Mobile phones may replace Oyster cards
• UK tops European identity theft table, says PayPal
• UK lagging behind on SOA
• Cyber criminals could crack keyboards
• Nick Leeson urges banks adopt IT risk management
• Yahoo confirms job cuts
• RIM gives enterprise app developers new tools
• German air traffic controller exposes virtualisation limitations
• RIM launches Blackberry channels to distribute developers’ apps
• Computer firms lead R&D spending
• Hewlett-Packard joins advanced smartphone race
• Black Eyed Peas star woos RIM developers with Blackberry supported music site
• Bombardier flies with model factory
• For storage vendors and storage users, recession = retrenchment
• Book Extract: Implementing Cisco Unified Communications
• Book extract: Implementing Cisco Unified Communications Manager on multiple sites
• Yahoo job cuts expected
• Online job seekers warned of sending in CVs before checking destination for fraud
• Union slams HP's plans to cut 3,400 UK jobs
• James Bond flies in to save Bletchley Park
• Sun Microsystems issues sales and profits warning
• VMware ESXi vs. Hyper-V Server
• Video: RIM unveils details of new Blackberry Enterprise Server
• Windows 7
• National Express optimises website to boost online sales
• Most businesses have no way to stop e-mail data leaks
• Cyber attacker faces 10 years in prison for hitting Scientologists
• Government to spend £10m on Blue Badge parking database
• IT staff among thousands to lose jobs at Merrill Lynch
• Economic slowdown to drive low-cost network security
• Oracle ordered to settle out of court with SAP
• Video: Firefox goes mobile
• Photos and Video: Blackberry Storm special report
• Suppliers must provide better security, says Toshiba
• Web 2.0 will prosper during downturn
• Determining the fan-out ratio: Port queue depth, IOPS and throughput
• IBM hopes third party SoFS interest grows
• Video: HSBC business customers can bank on Blackberry
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