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  • Concern over HMRC attempts to constrain directors' public speech
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  • Zotob worm beats IT departments in race to patch vulnerable systems
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  • Blinds retailer to save 1m with mobile deployment to salesforce
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  • Blue Arrow extends SAN to support Exchange
  • More radio spectrum for RFID devices
  • Microsoft tool will ease deployment of Vista
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  • RightNow CRM suite is given sales upgrade
  • Gymnastics site maintains flexibility
  • Barclays' new CIO named
  • Oracle adds analysis tools to Projects
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  • Council takes IT in-house after dispute
  • New in brief
  • Shipbuilding group beefs up its financial reporting system
  • IBM WebSphere XD aids operational efficiency
  • Work on leadership and persuasion to join IT management
  • Uncertainty surrounds NHS IT Programme as local providers delay core systems
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  • Nearly half of US Air Force officers may have had identity stolen
  • Secure Computing to buy Cyberguard
  • Search facility adds personalised service
  • Apache releases web services suite
  • JBoss eases use of open source
  • Sun puts forward 'dream' solution for DRM standards
  • Wireless IT leaders support Digital Communities initiative
  • PC recycling in China and India worries Greenpeace
  • IBM release aims to simplified data transformation
  • Asda to introduce sub £300 PC
  • Police intelligence database goes live
  • Sun establishes open-source office
  • Adobe issues critical Acrobat patch
  • Salesforce.com hopes to woo larger firms with data back-up expansion
  • Microsoft updates PC clean-up tool to contain Zotob spread
  • Intel focuses on mobile device chips
  • EMC set to acquire Rainfinity
  • IBM unveils business intelligence package
  • Vimto manufacturer makes saving with document management system
  • Citrix Systems set for $300m Netscaler purchase
  • US technology standards institute offers IT vulnerability database
  • Symantec set to acquire Sygate
  • IETF approves proposal for Atom format
  • The logical solution to worms like Zotob
  • Salary watch: Cashing in specialty skills
  • Worldwide IT spending set to grow, says IDC
  • Juniper pluggable modules improve Netscreen firewall and VPN systems
  • HP sales boost as restructuring costs bite
  • AMD ships new 64-bit notebook chip
  • UBS signs multi-million pound Dell PC deal
  • Apple releases 44 security patches for OS
  • Major news organisations hit by fast spreading virus
  • Reduce risks of disaster recovery testing
  • Is it time for a VoIP firewall?
  • IT managers lose sleep over supporting business priorities
  • Novell releases GroupWise update
  • Lloyd's underwriters to cover legal risks arising from open-source use
  • Councils not promoting websites enough, says Socitm
  • Sun thought to be eyeing September launch for StarOffice
  • Intel shipping of dual-core processors
  • EMC enhances Documentum eRoom data access tool
  • Cable & Wireless snaps up Energis
  • UPS invests in RFID asset tracking
  • Barclays names new CIO
  • Bulldog to launch video on demand service
  • Firefox loses share of browser market
  • Autonomy upgrades mobile data search
  • Hackers could exploit security flaw in Gaim IM client, warns Secunia
  • Biggest ever data theft culprit faces long sentence
  • Microsoft to offer Vista tool to ease installation
  • Siebel supports SuSE
  • Users get free Windows flaw scanning tool
  • Home Office seeks market feedback on ID cards
  • Hackers attack Veritas data back-up flaw
  • Oracle Discoverer 10g certified for use with Peoplesoft EPM
  • Qualcomm set to buy Flarion for $600m
  • Councils on course to beat Gershon targets
  • Oracle adds analysis module to latest Projects release
  • Sunbelt fix takes on spyware keylogger
  • Worldcom’s Sullivan is jailed for five years
  • Amazon pays $40m to settle patent infringement case
  • Dell profits top $1bn for second quarter
  • VMware to support modified virtual versions of Linux and Solaris
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