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  • Government closes e-government standards body
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  • Siebel shareholders approve Oracle takeover
  • Watchdog plans data crackdown
  • Nokia cuts over 300 jobs
  • New ThinkPads bundled with Vodafone
  • Israeli Trojan espionage writers extradited for trial
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  • Microsoft to add free consultancy in upgraded Software Assurance
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  • US Homeland Security network condemned as insecure
  • Patent dispute forces Microsoft to push different Office package
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  • SAP to enter hosted CRM market
  • IBM releases free DB2 database
  • AOL patches critical media player flaw
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  • Reforms to Computer Misuse Act close gaps and increase penalties
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  • Payment delays highlight major slippage in NHS IT programme
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  • Processes key to outsourcing, banks told
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  • Salaries for IT security professionals rise by 3.5% in 2005
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  • Gateshead Council implements single customer database to simplify services
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