• Manchester to host international freedom of information event
• Nearly 7,000 civil service jobs at risk in government-as-a-platform strategy
• MPs demand answers from HMRC over Childcare Service website problems
• FBI arrests UK WannaCry hero on malware charges
• Keeping Australia’s aeromedical service connected to the cloud
• Newcastle to put gigabit broadband in council properties
• Cyber criminals make it difficult to follow the money
• Interview: Vodafone CTO juggles legacy network and cutting-edge technology
• Sub-postmasters allege 'bullying and intimidation' by Post Office over Horizon IT system
• Voice control in BBC iPlayer pilot demos Microsoft's AI ambitions
• Ransom DDoS attacks on the rise
• IT pros look to endpoint security to counter custom malware
• Broadband satisfaction levels fall as Brits stream more content
• Synergy research emphasises gulf between higher and lower ends of cloud provider market
• US plans IoT security legislation, but UK unlikely to follow
• UK cities outside London show signs of technology innovation
• IT outsourcing demand fuels record deal value in first half of 2017
• Fruit firm W B Chambers uses IFS suite to grow business
• British Airways online check-in systems hit by another IT failure
• Apple share price reaches record high on quarterly results
• One in three SMEs in Singapore hit by ransomware
• Price war blamed for poor fibre broadband speeds in Australia
• Businesses failing to understand GDPR compliance status
• SMEs failing to address cyber threats despite risks
• Nominet invests £400,000 in digital work experience programme
• Imperial College, University of Edinburgh and Harvard to run NHS Digital Academy
• Young people drive worldwide internet adoption
• UK to call on US tech giants to step up fight against extremism
• Why Facebook’s AI termination raises safety concerns
• Sigfox wants to drive IoT adoption to tipping point
• Apple's delayed Irish datacentre prompts calls to reform country's planning system
• Nearly half of UK SMEs spend less than £1,000 on cyber defences
• Parliament’s digital chief quits to become Arup CIO
• OVH opens first UK datacentre in south London
• BT makes firm offer to meet USO broadband commitment
• Enterprises are upping security demands on SME suppliers
• Virgin America praised for cyber breach response
• How Japan is gearing up to secure the Tokyo Olympics
• Hyperoptic targets two million properties with gigabit broadband
• BT hands over £225m to ward off legal action over accounts scandal
• AWS emerges as a bright spot in Amazon’s ‘mixed’ Q2 results
• CIA hacking tools for Mac OS and Linux exposed by WikiLeaks
• DVLA trials Amazon’s Alexa for MOT and vehicle tax updates
• Intel reports record second quarter
• Singapore to review personal data protection rules
• Cyber security not a priority for most sectors, study finds
• EE’s dominance in mobile network quality no longer a given
• Unified communications supplier Mitel buys competitor ShoreTel
• Sky to create 300 tech jobs to bolster capabilities of streaming services
• Meg Whitman steps down from HP Inc board
• Tribunal strikes down Ofcom rulings on business broadband
• Facebook share price hits record high
• Nordic digitisation brings unwanted consequence of heightened cyber security risks
• GDS wants IT suppliers to use its GaaP products – but won’t offer service guarantees
• Radiation detection devices open to cyber attack, researcher finds
• Relational databases relatively poor at running digital transformation projects
• UK police forces taking action to quash data misuse
• Outcome of judicial review into Apple's Irish datacentre dispute delayed until 12 October
• Events business uses fixed-wireless to serve demanding clients
• UK firms see employees as top risk to GDPR compliance
• Google Cloud Platform reaches new heights in Alphabet results
• RSA president calls for business-driven security
• Adobe to kill off Flash Player by end of 2020
• Australian businesses bullish on AI
• GSK hires ex-Walmart CIO Karenann Terrell as chief digital officer
• Unilever signs partnership deal with Accenture to drive sales for ‘digitally savvy’ consumers
• Ransomware threat escalating, warns Europol
• Ransomware as a service is a game changer, warns Sophos
• National Army Museum uses Tide for future personalisation plans
• North Korean web users enjoy Amazon, Facebook and YouTube, report claims
• Big data means big risk, Swedish Transport Agency leak shows
• CIF gears up to target public sector cloud
• London security centre handed £14.5m to get off the ground
• BP broadens public cloud strategy by adopting Microsoft Azure for data analytics
• APAC public cloud market to surpass $10bn in 2017
• AA Ireland turns to predictive analytics in fraud crackdown
• Nordea deploys AI to speed up customer service
• UAE hotel upgrades wireless network and internet connectivity
• Mastercard outlines future digital payment platforms after improvements to Qkr
• Tech disruption forces CEOs to rethink leadership
• Tesco expands reach for same-day grocery delivery
• What are Amazon Web Services’ Nordic plans?
• Daimler and Bosch show off autonomous valet parking
• IR35 reforms: IT contractor fleshes out details of potential HMRC legal challenge
• European Commission calls for free flow of data after Brexit
• UK government wants to give 6,000 teenagers cyber security training
• Singtel bolsters LTE network as Singapore gears up for 5G
• CaixaBank deploys tablet PCs across retail banking to improve account management
• Scottish community broadband network gets funding to expand
• What's behind Google Hire?
• Destruction of service attacks an existential threat to business, says Cisco
• Azure propels Microsoft intelligent cloud earnings
• Research from Ponemon Institute highlights lack of confidence in public sector IT
• CIO interview: Marc Roberts, CTO, HiyaCar
• Bank to help youngsters manage money through video blogs
• Government confirms tech experts advising on digital economy
• Lords to probe ethics of artificial intelligence
• Security Serious Week summit goes virtual
• Devil’s Ivy a call to action on IoT security
• SAP Q2 2017 results: cloud revenue €932m, 500 new S/4 customers
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