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Large CSC project dumped amid growing crisis
CSC, which is embroiled in potentially damaging fraud allegations and shareholder lawsuits, has lost a large project mired by cost overruns and angry political arguments. read more »
Anonymous releases recording between FBI and UK law enforcement
Hacktivist group obtained an email containing the dial-in details and access code for the conference call read more »
Lack of career information means IT industry loses out, says CompTIA
Schools and universities need to make students more aware of available IT career opportunities read more »
Anonymous data isn't really so anonymous after all, says Microsoft
Even anonymised data can leak information about IP addresses and cookies read more »
Facebook IPO says a lot about their technology
Now we get to find out about their long hidden patents, data storage and intellectual property read more »
Apple request to block Samsung Galaxy products rejected in Germany
Cupertino had called for a ban on sales of Galaxy Tab 10.1N tablet and Galaxy Nexus read more »
Microsoft researchers discover cookie forwarding scheme
Scheme could forward stolen cookies to zombie botnets read more »
BT Global Services narrows loss
But no mention of cancellation of NHS IT programme read more »
Misys and Temenos eye merger
Software firms could become largest specialist financial IT supplier read more »
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