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• 18 October 2011

• News: Citadel programmer arrested over alleged algo code theft

  A programmer at hedge fund Citadel has been arrested over the alleged theft of key algorithmic trading software code from the company.

• News: HP's new virtualization servers provide path to cloud

  Hewlett-Packard on Monday announced new servers that come pre-configured with Microsoft software to help companies deploy virtualized workloads more quickly.

• 17 October 2011

• News: Federal government quietly changes copyright document

  The Attorney's General Department (AGD) has made unannounced changes to its latest discussion paper on copyright, removing a proposal for a streamlined process for copyright owners to access user details from ISPs for legal reasons

• News: Data centre hardware spending to reach US$99 billion worldwide this year

  Data centre hardware spending is set to reach US$99 billion worldwide this year, up from $87.8 billion last year, as in-house data centres decrease in influence, Gartner has claimed.

• News: How do they do IT? eHealth's bleeding edge part 2

  Part two of Computerworld Australia's look at how IT underpins the health sector.

• News: How do they do IT? eHealth's bleeding edge part 1

  Ever since the Federal Government announced its plan to construct a National Broadband Network (NBN) much time and talk has been dedicated to the endless possibilities of the fibre network. In few sectors has this been more the case than healthcare.

• News: Windows Intune 2.0: Four New Features

  An update of Microsoft's Windows Intune offers a batch of new features meant to simplify how administrators track and manage company-owned PCs and software.

• Opinion: The Threat Cloud Computing Providers Pose to Corporate IT

  The biggest threat cloud computing providers present to IT organizations is that they raise the bar for IT management. If a cloud provider can get a server up in eight seconds when it takes the IT organization two weeks, IT will be seen as hopelessly ineffective--and ripe for a complete teardown.

• News: SGI to launch Cloudera Hadoop package

  High performance computer system vendor SGI plans to offer pre-built clusters running the Apache Hadoop data analysis platform, the company announced Monday.

• News: RIM's free apps, tech support get measure of support

  Reaction was somewhat positive to Research in Motion's compensation offer to its customers after last week's global BlackBerry outage that lasted as long three days for some users.

• News: Customer, Lawson Software, hosting provider in legal dustup over ERP project

  Health-care business services provider MedSynergies has sued Lawson Software and hosting company Velocity Technology Solutions over a rash of alleged problems with an ERP (enterprise-resource-planning) application project, but Lawson and Velocity say MedSynergies is just trying to get out of a contract it inherited through an acquisition.

• Opinion: Use iOS 5's Shortcuts to Create Second E-Mail Signature

  By default, Apple's iOS limits you to one e-mail signature. That's fine if you only need one, but I know plenty of business people who'd prefer different signatures for different e-mail accounts, different recipients (co-workers versus clients, for example), and so on.

• News: Expecting a recession, Gartner urges 'creative destruction'

  Research firm Gartner Inc. sees another recession coming that will lead to tightened IT budgets at the same time that technology is being forced to respond to social and collaborative computing trends.

• News: RBS imposes technology spending freeze

  A leaked Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) email has revealed the cost-cutting measures the investment banking division of the bank is undertaking, which includes a freeze on all technology spending.

• News: California observes Steve Jobs Day

  The governor of California, Jerry Brown, set yesterday, Sunday, October 16 as "Steve Jobs Day" across the US state to coincide with a private memorial for the Apple co-founder at Stanford University.

• News: Gartner: The future of IT? Get ready to blow stuff up

  If IT is to successfully move into the future it's going to need to blow up its current way of thinking and the way it supports mature technologies.

• News: ICANN takes charge of Internet time zone master list

  After a lawsuit spurred a cadre of volunteers to cede management duties of Internet Time Zone Database, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has assumed control of the master list, which is used to coordinate time across different systems on the Internet.

• How-Tos: Bulk delete email on an iPhone

  Reader Arnie Goldstein asks the question that every iOS user has had flit through their mind at one time or another:

• News: EMC, VCE announce tighter Vblock integration

  EMC and the Virtual Computing Environment alliance Monday announced upgrades that more tightly integrate its management interface with VMware's vCloud director and vCenter Server tools.

• News: Tata posts strong revenue growth despite economic conditions

  India's largest outsourcer, Tata Consultancy Services, reported on Monday strong revenue and profit growth in the quarter ended Sept. 30, despite difficult economic conditions in some of its key markets in the U.S. and Europe.

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