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Friday, 20 November 2009

Salesforce promises customers a "private Dreamforce"

Meru makes Westcon fourth UK distributor

Top 10 articles, 20 Nov 2009

BMC teams with Salesforce for service desk app

Enisa launches comprehensive cloud security report

Expand favours niche distributors

Emulex partners offered the Edge

Cisco rouses partners with call to arms

EBay finally sells majority of Skype

Microsoft extends Dynamics capabilties

VARs urged to prepare for FMC adoption surge

NetApp sounds cloud alarm

Twitter founder details commercial account plans

Asus unveils netbook with more oomph

No major changes for Toshiba storage channel after Fujitsu buyout

Channel Awards 2009 WINNERS

Mandelson seeks sweeping powers to enforce copyright

Yahoo unveils Shortcut news tool

CA talks up 'profound' cloud computing revolution

Google elaborates on Chrome OS

Dell profits crash as corporates fail to buy

Botnet begins social networking spam run

Thursday, 19 November 2009

AOL slashes staff by a third

IT projects responsible for £11bn cost overruns

Security still an issue for cloud computing, says report

Verified by Visa phishing attack spotted

UK praised for e-government services

HP introduces continuous backup for laptops

Synaxon hooks up with Kaseya

HP workers vote for strike action

Companies investing in tech projects again

NetApp reports Q2 revenue dip

Stone on a roll with new digs and ambitious plans

Microsoft and SAP sing praises of Duet

Big picture looks good for screens

Comms service providers must get act together, Oracle claims

Security resellers bet on next year's success stories

Avaya gets EU green light for Nortel deal

Ingram Micro steps up piracy fight

Tool helps small firms cope with Active Directory

Microsoft links Outlook to LinkedIn

Mozilla boosts security with latest Firefox beta

Bullish NTS leaps into acquisition game

Information Overload – Getting to grips with the data explosion

Soca should have an oversight body, say MPs

Microsoft shows off Silverlight 4 beta

Polycom partners with BT on videoconferencing

AMD plans $890m reduction in debt

Salesforce doubles earnings with bumper year

Salesforce stresses usability with Sales Cloud additions

Rumour mill gears up for Google smartphone

Malware writers feeding on Twilight mania

Wednesday, 18 November 2009

Microsoft delivers Office 2010 public beta

IBM researchers build cyber-moggie

Salesforce talks up Chatter enterprise collaboration

Office 2010 beta available to millions

DVLA extends IBM outsourcing contract

MSI brings Wind12 mini notebook to the UK

HP offers sharper Insight into remote support

Minister announces delay to broadband quango launch

Police e-crime unit swoops on Zeus suspects

Tandberg signs with Microtronica

Nokia may swap Symbian for Maemo at the high end

EU ombudsman criticises Intel anti-trust probe

Fortinet to make $70m through IPO

Security study exposes enemy within

O2 pledges millions to network upgrade

Gumblar botnet on the march again

Microsoft launches Azure cloud platform

O2 invests in mobile network

Gartner advises on top smartphone tools

Queen's speech highlights digital priorities

IDC announces the top tech for cutting carbon

Citrix appoints ISC as Platinum partner

Ordnance Survey data to be made available next year

Opera Mobile 10 beta ready for testing

WatchGuard adds Sphinx to distribution riddle

Investigation into FireControl project

Didata chalks up full-year growth

T-Mobile employees sold data from thousands of customers

KCOM Group brings key brands together

Systancia combines desktop and apps virtualisation

Nominum simplifes DNSSec roll-outs

YouTube Direct targets citizen journalists

Red Hat updates with Fedora 12

Microsoft fleshes out Azure platform details

Chip giants split supercomputing honours

Riverbed reveals cloud service plans

T-Mobile workers sold customer data

Microsoft outlines 'three dimensional' search strategy

Tuesday, 17 November 2009

Pirate Bay updates peer-to-peer mechanism

PSCo appoints Mark Warden as project manager

Insight Enterprises quashes Manchester closure rumour

Northamber Q1 sales drop nine per cent

ICO investigating mobile firm over data leaks

Dell pitches Inspiron Zino at the style-conscious

Kingston Technology drives SSD sales

Lenovo updates Secure Managed Client tool

Ripe launches new IPv6 resource

Swindon rolls out free Wi-Fi

CAD VARs see Symetri in merger

Consumer information market to be worth $12bn

Symantec caught out by Conficker

Adobe unveils AIR 2 and Flash 10.1 betas

Intel unveils text-to-speech Reader device

Samsung targets SMEs with new printer range

ARM backs Android with developer resources

IT profession has most inactive workers says survey

Orange and Twitter partner on mobile tweets

Channel mulls Riverbed-Expand acquisition rumour

Bogus Facebook page harvests login details

Tories bash Manchester ID card launch

HP strike ballot threatens DWP projects

Hackers sentenced for Trojan bank heist

Controversial historian suffers email hack

McAfee warns of imminent cyber warfare

GlobalSign launches multi-year email security certificate

Companies still lacking data management policies

HP steps up Extreme Scale-Out push

Dell confirms entry into smartphone market

Gartner heralds rebounding semiconductor sales

SAS integrates BI product with six databases

Monday, 16 November 2009

Samsung releases Galaxy Spica handset in Europe

St Albans Council loses fourth laptop this month

First ID cards go on sale

Online bank hackers get 13 years

Fujitsu strike action averted

IBM launches business analytics cloud

NetApp eyes new partners in race for channel crown

Cisco raises Tandberg bid to £2bn

Cisco ups offer for Tandberg by extra $400 million

Citrix to Dazzle with apps provisioning

Nebulas turns soothsayer

VeriSign vows to tighten web security

British Airways upgrades systems with service-oriented technology

Internet Governance Forum hit by censorship claims

Rights group throws the e-book at Google

Astaro launches free firewall for SMBs

Apple wins Psystar Mac clone case

Imago inks digital signage deal with Future Software

ChannelWeb's top five

LG guns for B2B channel with dedicated team

Ingram seals Cisco global deal

Asos.com defies downturn

Audio revolution predicted

UK Windows 7 sales lag behind Europe

Synaxon offers loyalty rebate

Avaya promises ongoing support of Nortel products

ISPs unhappy with data proposals

Yahoo site flaw uncovered

Sunday, 15 November 2009

Internet Governance Forum renews call for IPv6

Saturday, 14 November 2009

Developers walk out on App Store

Microsoft opens up Windows 7 to advertisers

Top 10 issues overloading IT managers

Programmers charged in Madoff case

Activists launch online copyright database

Friday, 13 November 2009

Hitachi GST bites into Apple channel

Panda sharpens claws for SaaS push

OpenSuse project releases major update

FPB launches attack on 'phoenix' practice

Mental health data stolen from NHS trust

RSA shuts down scam site

MPs urge Johnson to show clemency in McKinnon case

Square One gets into print and imaging game

SMEs feel the love for remote working

Twitter to launch paid-for service for businesses

Logicalis claims lead in cloud computing

Government uses dodgy case study to justify CPS proposals

Phishing attack targets financial clearing house

New Flash vulnerability discovered

Top 10 articles, 13 Nov 2009

Microsoft launches Bing in the UK

Sources report Equanet staff unease

Environment Agency signs "greenest ever" IT contract

NHS IT spending falls short of forecasts

VARs SIP cautiously as obstacles remain

LG leaps into B2B channel

Ingram Micro suffers break-in

Trading Standards funding fiasco

UK IT Industry Awards 2009 - The winners

Summit: European datacentres set for boom times

AMD hails role of SMEs in future growth

Summit: Startup promises disc storage that will last for 1,000 years

One year after McColo bust, spam is back with a vengeance

Microsoft warns of Windows perils

Apple planning retail offensive