What a week: top stories you may have missed
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By IDG reporters | Published 10:00, 12 December 08
Editor's Highlights
NHS 'can’t go on and on' with IT rollout problems
Chinese experts mistakenly released unpatched IE7 exploit
Virtual server sprawl will destroy cost savings says Boeing
Outsourcing ‘will change’ after £709m BSkyB-EDS court verdict
Government spends less on policing cybercrime than on MoD parties
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FBI hires former Lehman Brothers IT exec to be its CIO
Royal Mail to deliver SAP human resources platform
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Citrix extends desktop virtualisation to iPhone
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UK councils ‘not sure’ if they have encrypted laptop data
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