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• UK data breach could cost banks $500M, says Gartner
  IDG News Service, The Industry Standard
  Nov 26 2007

  By Jaikumar Vijayan, IDG News ServiceBanks in the U.K. could end up spending upwards of US$500 million to deal with the aftermath from the recent loss of computer disks containing bank account and ...

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• Fired Microsoft CIO re-emerges at mortgage firm
  IDG News Service, The Industry Standard
  Nov 26 2007

  By Eric Lai, IDG News ServiceFormer Microsoft Corp. CIO Stuart Scott, who was fired by the software vendor earlier this month for violating unspecified company policies, has landed a new job -- and a ...

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• Clinical trial software works with iPhone
  IDG News Service, The Industry Standard
  Nov 26 2007

  By Peter Cohen, IDG News ServiceNextrials announced Monday that its Prism clinical trial data management system now supports the iPhone. The new support enables researchers to view their clinical ...

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• Forrester: Businesses will pay service firms by output
  IDG News Service, The Industry Standard
  Nov 26 2007

  By Leo King, IDG News ServiceBusinesses will set contracts to pay service providers only if they meet agreed objectives, rather than on a traditional time and materials basis, a leading analyst at ...

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• UK gov't admits Data Protection Act under scrutiny
  IDG News Service, The Industry Standard
  Nov 26 2007

  By Tash Shifrin, IDG News ServiceThe review of data sharing in the public and private sectors will consider changes to the 1998 Data Protection Act and new legal sanctions, the government has ...

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• Nintendo denies reports of artificial Wii demand
  IDG News Service, The Industry Standard
  Nov 26 2007

  By GamePro staff, IDG News ServiceNintendo has refuted ongoing speculation that the company is limiting the supply of global Wii units in an effort to fake demand. "We strongly reject and resent the ...

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• 'Man in the browser' is new threat to online banking
  IDG News Service, The Industry Standard
  Nov 26 2007

  By Computerworld UK staff, IDG News ServiceHackers infecting PCs with malware that is only triggered when they access their bank accounts, is the latest threat to online banking, according to ...

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• Strategies for dealing with IT complexity
  IDG News Service, The Industry Standard
  Nov 26 2007

  By Galen Gruman, IDG News ServiceIt's called Moore's Flaw, the flip side of the famous axiom that has driven the furious pace of IT innovation for several decades.Moore's Law (in one of its many ...

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• Brands scarred by phishing scams
  IDG News Service, The Industry Standard
  Nov 26 2007

  By John E. Dunn, IDG News ServiceA survey has found that phishing scams don't just hurt consumers -- the brands hijacked by criminals to launch attacks can also emerge with scars.This is the main ...

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• CORRECTION - Animals to sleep through zoo's big tech upgrade
  IDG News Service, The Industry Standard
  Nov 26 2007

  By Computerworld staff, IDG News ServiceDue to a Computerworld error, the story "Animals to sleep through zoo's big tech upgrade," posted to the wire Monday, incorrectly listed the number of Cisco ...

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