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  • Degrees provided out-of-date technology skills, say graduates
  • MS .net set to be most wanted skill in 2006
  • Microsoft moves to Vienna for next version of Windows
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  • Hackers claim 900,000 blog accounts compromised
  • Novell changes software licensing model
  • Tokyo Stock Exchange considers early upgrade after second crash
  • AOL launches new broadband strategy
  • Microsoft bolsters Software Assurance scheme
  • Adobe Acrobat goes 3D
  • CA cuts virtualisation software deal
  • DYS gets reward from network management
  • Softek Storage gains further funding
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  • US prosecutors demand jail for spammer
  • F-Secure patches 19 security products against attack
  • Motorola posts strong fourth-quarter on back of mobile sales
  • Progress buys Actional to boost SOA provision
  • Apple's Intel laptops may not meet demand
  • Microsoft and Yahoo hand over web searches to US government
  • eBay optimises site for 02's i-mode
  • Rocket scientist sells himself on eBay
  • Fast Wi-Fi speeds on the way
  • FBI says 90% of US firms experience computer attacks
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  • HP and Hitachi to jointly improve enterprise security
  • Potential WiMax users left waiting
  • Northern Ireland Water Service awards £70m billing contract
  • Police to store number-plate data for at least two years
  • US consumers still happy to buy online
  • Coalition agrees on spyware guidelines
  • Flawed US government site shut down
  • MasterCard offers merchants security incentives
  • Apple and Microsoft move to fix bugs
  • Archiving gets firms’ back-up
  • Call centre staff homeward bound
  • RFID growing fast
  • IT salaries level out
  • European IT firms ‘too costly’ to compete globally
  • NTP to give 30 day's notice of Blackberry network shutdown
  • Cisco fixes VoIP security problem
  • Project Fusion almost a done deal, says Oracle
  • European PC market outstrips North America
  • Security threat to back-up systems
  • Government to launch low-value contract portal
  • Microsoft delays XP service pack 3 until 2007
  • Royal London deploys staff snooping system
  • Oracle fixes 82 flaws in its software
  • CA buys IT automation company
  • Microsoft simplifies software support cycle
  • Mercury boosts SOA portfolio
  • Corel challenges Microsoft with new WordPerfect Office
  • Oracle sees SOA suite spot
  • SAP scores with retail IT solution
  • Public sector now hires the most IT contractors
  • Wal-Mart advances its RFID system
  • Gap signs £650m outsourcing deal with IBM
  • Merseyside fire service gets hosted financials system
  • IE7 will allow users to easily wipe their history
  • Microsoft issues first security patch for Windows Vista
  • HP to support complete open source JBoss range
  • Fraudsters steal millions from online tax credits system
  • RFID tagging used to fight back against counterfeit drug problem
  • Careers clinic: making the right career moves in 2006
  • Microsoft goes after Lotus users with migration tools
  • Yahoo loses Nazi hate case
  • Western Europe sees gradual RFID take-up
  • Government ID card plan hits buffers
  • Wi-Fi security flaw hits Windows
  • New GPL open-source software licence launched
  • Microsoft slashes cost of SME accounting package
  • IBM and Cisco Systems boost Standard Life data centre
  • CyberGuard launches datacentre security suite
  • Utility Computing is still not a reality for data centres
  • APC launches Data Centre University
  • Degree controls datacentre cooling bills
  • ERP system chips in to expansion plan
  • SMEs miss Bacstel switch deadline
  • Revenue red-faced as IT system wrongly fines 10,000 companies
  • CA to add self-healing capabilities
  • Financial reporting software lets oil firm drill down into management data
  • Government becomes UK's largest employer of freelance IT workers
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  • Housing Corp terminates £17m Elonex IT contract
  • Socitm welcomes Watmore move
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