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  • PayPal security warning
  • Hackers target Excel bug
  • FAST moves to nab illegal SME software downloaders
  • EC demands online accessibility improvements
  • Gates to step down
  • Sybase acquires Solonde
  • Security company wins trademark rights to ‘spam’
  • NHS National Programme for IT faces ‘significant challenges’
  • Users attack Microsoft’s counterfeit clampdown
  • EC calls for cap on mobile roaming charges
  • Google to launch its own version of PayPal
  • O2 and RIM target SMBs with new BlackBerry
  • Microsoft offers SMBs all-in-one security and protection
  • Scottish Executive integrates social care data and procurement
  • SAP improves global trading tool
  • ONS extends IT services contract
  • British Council upgrades business systems with SAP
  • Amazon to sell food
  • Microsoft forms customer interoperability council
  • Exploits for Microsoft flaws unleashed
  • ClearCube to stress datacentre gains
  • HP extends automated change and configuration to the datacentre
  • Datacentre acceleration market tops £186m
  • Data Connections launches security for datacentre product line
  • Dell delivers datacentre boost
  • IT services revenue up 6% in 2005, says Gartner
  • MySpace to sell off search engine
  • Faulty anti-virus update bites Barracuda's customers
  • IBM adds server bite with Viper
  • OpenVZ supports virtualisation development on IPv6
  • Jaluna reveals real-time visualisation technology
  • VMWare launches next generation of infrastructure virtualisation
  • IT consolidation market expands
  • IBM releases SOA templates and tools
  • AMD sells Alchemy chip range
  • Oracle issues 'safe' Linux configurations
  • Downtime: A fitting replacement for NHS tongue twister
  • US government warned VoIP taps could threaten internet
  • Microsoft patches 21 security flaws
  • CRM software sales continue to boom
  • Siebel will be the centrepiece of next-generation Oracle Fusion CRM
  • Microsoft entices developers to Office Business Applications
  • Microsoft identifies 5.7million infected machines
  • Royal Navy pick Steelhead comms
  • Novell holds up Bandit for ID management
  • Online recruitment could save NHS £80m per year
  • Worm burrows into Yahoo mail
  • BCS and ISM link membership
  • IBM’s Palmisano announces the end of the multinational
  • Judge throws out challenge to Google Earth
  • Amicus union launches Women in IT charter
  • Hot skills: Take on the Java world as Atlas battles with Ajax
  • How far is this tax fiasco down to IT?
  • Eclipse tool optimises travel website
  • Microsoft tackles the data overload with search tools
  • Investigating why people misuse computers and how to stop them
  • Microsoft drops plans for Office PDF feature
  • Red Hat completes JBoss deal
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  • Screwfix seeks sales boost from higher intelligence
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  • 'Bad design' of B2B websites hits sales
  • IT problems cost Cadbury
  • Mega merger sparks IT integration race
  • Royal Opera House sets the scene with virtual reality system
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  • Audit office set to publish delayed NHS IT inquiry
  • The big question: Should staff be allowed to watch the World Cup at work?
  • Auditor reveals scale of fake ID tax credit fraud
  • Fifa ready for cyber attack on World Cup
  • Shell keeps chip and Pin on red light
  • Going, going, gone: OGC auctions IT hardware
  • Betfair backs BI in drive for World Cup winnings
  • IBM’s latest DB2 database server lifts off
  • EDS deal ‘appears improper’, say MPs
  • Experts to offer outsourcing advice
  • Stay at home and get on with the job
  • Swiftcover.com uses BI to improve website
  • Skoda speeds up customer follow-ups with PDA-based system
  • DWP ordered to hand over ID card feasibility study
  • US agency to enforce pharma tracking
  • Microsoft releases first high performance computing server
  • Microsoft sets out enterprise web-services vision
  • Apps integration and middleware market grows 7.1%
  • Dell integrates Vodafone 3G in laptops
  • HP to improve network management
  • IT system causes chocolate log jam
  • Google tool enhances Firefox browser
  • Sophos releases enterprise firewall
  • British Library to secure its digital treasures
  • Pentium chip price set to slide
  • Cisco to buy two start-up companies
  • Batch of patches due from Microsoft
  • EMC expands application management offering with acquisition
  • Key NHS provider delays results and axes staff
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