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Technology ComputerworldUK Technology is your essential resource for all the latest news, views and opinion on products and technologies and how they can be harnessed by IT managers to achieve their organisation’s objectives.
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Viacom gets YouTube data, but Google keeps code
Google need not reveal its search code to Viacom, but its YouTube subsidiary must disclose a database listing who watched what video, when, and from where, a New York judge ordered Tuesday.
Viacom International filed suit against Google and its video-sharing subsidiary YouTube in the US District Court for the Southern District of New York in 2007.
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Applications
Can Google Apps move up market?
With construction giant Taylor Woodrow turning to Google for core email applications, the search giant may believe it has made a bridgehead into the enterprise, but can Google Apps really deliver for business?
Business Intelligence
Master data management - looking beyond the customer
How to make sense of the battle of ideas between "cross domain" and specialist hub approaches to master data management.
Development
Ozzie is key to Microsoft's success against Google
Following the departure of Bill Gates, can Ray Ozzie steer Microsoft against Google?
Hardware
Three key trends for the datacentre
A blade consortium, backed by IBM and Intel, has predicted the future of the datacentre.
Mobile & Wireless
Funambol's open source challenge to Blackberry
Funambol plans to offer ad-funded email to consumers, and free Blackberry-style email to the enterprise. We asked the CEO to explain himself.
Networking
Log management as a tool against insider threats
How to engineer the log-management product, which was bought for compliance, to protect the network against insider threats as well.
Internet
Five must have CIO tools for Firefox 3
Firefox 3 comes loaded with tools for CIOs to play with, which allow new ways to communicate and do business.
Operating Systems
Bill Gates' final day
Bill Gates has transformed the IT industry. On his last day, we look at his achievements, some duff moments and his plans for the future.
Security Products
Log management as a tool against insider threats
How to engineer the log-management product, which was bought for compliance, to protect the network against insider threats as well.
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Servers & Datacentre
Virtualisation security puts a premium on IT teamwork
You don't need expensive consultants to secure your virtualised environment, but you do need the whole team acting as one.
Storage
Log management as a tool against insider threats
How to engineer the log-management product, which was bought for compliance, to protect the network against insider threats as well.
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Management
Government IT chief takes axe to budgets
Freshly appointed government IT chief Martin Read will head up a wide-reaching programme to slash government spending over the next 12 months through IT and back office efficiencies.
Community
IT industry hits £5m charity milestone
Technology companies and IT professionals marked a fundraising milestone, this week with a gala dinner hosted by Prince Charles at Windsor Castle.
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What a week: top stories you may have missed
Are we seeing the end of the green wave? Will Microsoft's new pricing regime give you value? How much damage can a software coding error cause your organisation? It has cost credit rating agency Moody's very dear.
