News Archive - October 2009
- 30th October 09 : HMRC agrees IT deal to save millions
- 30th October 09 : Major domain changes to 'internationalise' the internet
- 29th October 09 : Filesharing changes will 'not stop illegal downloads'
- 29th October 09 : Disaster recovery 'may be improved' by SaaS
- 28th October 09 : Halloween will see 'big jump in malware'
- 28th October 09 : Windows 7 will 'maintain Microsoft market dominance'
- 27th October 09 : Disaster recovery 'overlooked' by Canadian businesses
- 27th October 09 : Microsoft pulls plug on Family Guy deal
- 26th October 09 : E-books will 'boom in popularity'
- 26th October 09 : iPhone has 'transformed business relationships'
- 23rd October 09 : 2012 broadband plans will be 'too late' for businesses
- 23rd October 09 : Postal strikes 'put pressure on IT networks'
- 22nd October 09 : Google campaign shows 'confidence against competition'
- 22nd October 09 : IT hopefuls 'should use skills' to get hired
- 22nd October 09 : Computer science placements rise
- 21st October 09 : Supporting filesharing cut-off proposals is 'political suicide'
- 21st October 09 : Broadband tax 'to be dropped' by Tories
- 20th October 09 : Apple results 'show greatness of branding initiative'
- 20th October 09 : Windows 7 will be 'good for Microsoft'
- 19th October 09 : Brits offered new broadband speed checker
- 19th October 09 : Small businesses in IT 'must optimise mobile web environments'
- 16th October 09 : Business Link: Postal strike will affect small businesses in IT
- 16th October 09 : Small businesses in IT 'irrational with mobile data'
- 16th October 09 : Internet disconnection can cause 'real problems' for people
- 15th October 09 : Small businesses in IT 'must accept inevitability' of Windows upgrade
- 15th October 09 : Villages to become focus of Digital Britain testing
- 15th October 09 : Technology market bottoming out, says Gartner
- 14th October 09 : Apple head given most admired entrepreneur crown
- 14th October 09 : Family Guy to promote Windows 7
- 14th October 09 : Microsoft patch fixes record number of flaws
- 13th October 09 : Tim Berners-Lee apologies for double slash
- 13th October 09 : UK 'needs to encourage foreign investment in domestic IT'
- 12th October 09 : Businesses must 'watch over bandwidth-hungry applications'
- 12th October 09 : Network sharing has 'many benefits'
- 12th October 09 : Virtualisation is 'confusing'
- 9th October 09 : YouTube hits one billion views a day
- 9th October 09 : UN calls on small businesses in IT to be greener
- 8th October 09 : Online scammers are becoming "smarter and smarter"
- 8th October 09 : SMEs will 'push the IT industry to recover'
- 7th October 09 : Hotmail accounts were likely 'easy to hack'
- 7th October 09 : Twitter leads to G20 arrests
- 6th October 09 : Which?: Older people not scared of computers, though confused
- 6th October 09 : Brain drain 'will likely happen', says new study
- 5th October 09 : First online-only football game 'highlights IT support issues'
- 5th October 09 : Small businesses in IT 'may be avoiding broadband complaints'
- 5th October 09 : Video marketing 'met by lack of trust'
- 2nd October 09 : Broadband drawbacks are 'not a major issue'
- 2nd October 09 : Microsoft gives thumbs up to Windows XP mode on new OS
- 1st October 09 : Broadband uptake to 'defy recession'
- 1st October 09 : UK broadband 'not close to top 20'
