• Obama backs net neutrality
• Interview: Building links between marketing and IT for the greater good
• Vtesse loses appeal over state aid for broadband in Cornwall
• Google targets 300 million Indians with Hindi-language website
• Digital Scotland passes 150,000 premises with superfast broadband
• Future Decoded event raises questions on digital risk
• Investment opportunities lead to more IT jobs in banking
• BT to train counsellors working with online child abuse victims
• Deutsche Bank gets first chief data officer
• Cyber Security Challenge UK gears up for cyber terror final
• Atos launches security apprentice academy
• Are IT professionals ready for Microsoft in the cloud?
• Banks play down cyber attack levels
• Government backs down on prescriptive PSN security compliance
• Cyber criminals target travelling executives, warns Kaspersky Lab
• Price hikes on comms and internet services loom under changing EU VAT rules
• Business braces for heavy Patch Tuesday
• Ofcom to auction tranche of MoD-owned spectrum
• Vodafone’s Rural Open Sure Signal 3G communities begin to go live
• How networking brought innovation and automation to Heathrow Terminal 2
• Dark markets downed in international anti-cyber crime operation
• IT stress testing can fix banks' legacy problems, say experts
• Most mainstream messaging apps fail security test, says EFF
• Home Depot traces credit card data hack to supplier compromise
• Ofcom launches initiative to plug SMEs' lack of confidence in communications services
• Police forces use private cloud to access Holmes database
• Aegis signs contract with Punjab National Bank
• Tintri raises capacity and adds Hyper-V in hybrid flash T800 series
• Huawei invests £5m in University of Surrey 5G innovation centre
• ITN deploys wireless transmission technology for breaking news
• Cabinet Office launches digital marketplace
• Capgemini third-quarter revenues grow 2.8% to €2.59bn
• Info-stealing malware hits Apple iOS devices
• CityFibre takes gigabit network to West Yorkshire
• Advanced Mobile Location pinpoints 999 calls to within 30m
• Southampton university fuels research with IBM Watson analytics
• Government’s technology Catapult Network must expand
• UK government joins forces with insurers on cyber security
• Transport sector needs to collaborate to make technology advancements
• Hour of Code to launch in UK
• Nationwide launches smartwatch banking capabilities
• Why national roaming may not be the answer to mobile not-spots
• Tech Partnership makes TechFuture Girls coding clubs free for schools
• Government open standards - the curious case of Microsoft and the minister
• Vince Cable announces £50m funding for emerging technologies
• Ministry of Justice eventually outsources user computing services
• CIO interview: Glenn Murphy, London & Capital
• UTC students design level crossing to learn real-world skills
• UK immigration policy “politically toxic”, says business secretary
• Information Commissioner’s Office issues SQLi warning
• EU puts €14.4m into UK-inspired open data movement
• M&S online sales hit despite website refresh
• Landmark quarter for IT outsourcing as spending increases
• CIOs have erratic IT services pricing on their side
• Interview: The IT powering animated movie-making
• Remote working puts business data at risk, study shows
• Government may force networks to accept national roaming
• Three UK saves £10m a year by integrating stores, web and call centres
• Facebook reports 24% increase in government data requests
• Digital Catapult opens at King's Cross and begins regional expansion
• Google joins enterprise cloud battle with additions to its cloud platform
• Cisco Cloud Index: Cloud to represent 76% of datacentre traffic by 2018
• Departments lack common targets for implementing open-document standards
• Fashion retailer Esprit outsources SAP services
• Only 5% of Brits think IT is a fulfilling career choice
• Business-facing websites lag behind in security, study shows
• The View from The Shard to deploy Aruba mobile location services
• Government asks for more information on digital currencies
• Airbus interview: research, innovation and the future of aviation
• GCHQ head calls for overhauled tools to fight extremists online
• Case study: Papworth Hospital’s first steps to electronic patient records
• HDS takes a stab at managed service provider market
• Wi-Fi forecast predicts one hotspot for every 20 people by 2018
• Marketing leaves IT behind in drive for digital experience
• RBS to be fined tens of millions for IT failure
• Infosec heading to tipping point, says NTT Com Security
• Indian banks invest in real-time data
• West Yorks Police deploys 4,000 Samsung Galaxy Note 3 phablets
• MPs launch inquiry into rural broadband coverage for farmers
• Cert-UK deals with more CNI incidents in second quarter
• First ever CeBIT India to focus on cloud, social, mobile and big data
• RBS to help police with cyber and other expertise to fight financial crime
• Users warned over 'aggressive' Oracle software licensing tactics
• Citibank embarks on £5.2m project to make London datacentre energy-efficient
• Hitachi to launch six innovation solutions in next six months
• Technology is changing society's values, says Hitachi
• DataDirect Networks adds Amazon S3 gateway to WOS platform
• Ipswich hospital improves healthcare service with Esri data visualisation
• Fujitsu forced to disclose subsidiary staff pay
• PCI security council publishes security awareness guide
• East Renfrewshire uses Huddle to connect with neighbouring councils
• Royal Mail to roll out new mobile devices
• 2014 one of strongest years for UK IT outsourcing
• Microsoft threatened MPs over open-standards policy, claims advisor
• Salesforce’s UK datacentre opens for business
• Tech City invites startups to apply for next Future Fifty programme
• Pirate Bay co-founder faces up to six years in jail
• UK-led cyber crime taskforce proving its worth, says top EU cyber cop
• Problems surface as first users attempt to use Gov.uk Verify
• Local councils need common standards to develop digital
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