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9 April 2013
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News Corp prez threatens to pull Fox TV off the air
Miffed at court's refusal to block Aereo streaming service
Dell ready to pay Icahn $25m to behave himself during buyout deal
Flashing cash all around to get a deal done quickly
Tax man to take a bite of tech employees' free meals?
Gratis grub should be counted as income, say experts
London Boroughs join forces in mighty £1bn IT procurement framework
This enormous purchasing juggernaut will devour us all
Channel firms, rejoice: You're not going out of business nearly so often
Anyone would think we are talking up recovery
Capita slurps crashed 2e2's ex-flack-in-chief to bolster sales
Ex-BA Ian Thomas starts today
Microsoft hosts bar mitzvah for mature Azure
Little fellow is growing up, now ready to get a job
Cloud disaster-recovery startup gets pre-IPO VC cash slurp
Need a catcher in the cloudy rye?
Network Goliaths and upstart Davids join in on OpenDaylight SDN project
Trying to pull a Linux maneuver for malleable networks
Fujitsu looks to blast cloud silos with RunMyProcess buy
Silicon Valley to be site of new cloudy hub
HP's 'historic' Project Moonshot servers aim at hyperscale future
First Atom nodes, then ARM and others to 'change the server market'
What'll we do tonight, Kieran? Same thing we do every night, Tintri....
... try to take over the VM storage world
Everything faster than everything, boast soft flash wizards
Your boots may be made for walkin' – ours are faster
Whatever happened to self-service computing?
The administrator lives on
HDS CTO: Man, I could just throttle our array... er, in a good way
Fat NAS box does dedupe, when it's got a sec
Oracle reveals strategy for internet of things
Java on the edge, middleware shakes hands with Exadata … and the lights go on
USPTO backs down on iPad mini trademark objections
'The examining attorney apologizes for any inconvenience caused'
Review: HP ElitePad 900 Atom tablet
'And finally, monsieur, a wafer-thin Win8 slab... sort of'
Canadian gov: Have half a million BlackBerrys now, pay later!
We're NOT desperate, we've been doing this since 2006
Australia's coalition reveals bits of broadband plan
Turnbull as fiscal conservatism beats Turnbull as philosopher prince
BT boss barks at TalkTalk for being 'copper Luddites'
Even though most of telecom giant's new fibre network is mainly FTTC
Facebook VOICE is what telco barons should fear - not a Zuckermobe
Analysis Just killed a chicken, now your profits are next... bitch
Nokia Life touches down in Kenya, jingles pocketful of Microsoft money
But only rich westerners, and Nokia, get stuff for free
US judge: no class action against tech giants' 'wage-control pact'
Disgruntled unpoached bods can continue battle, however
Get lost, drivers: Google Maps is not for you – US judge
California clamps down on furtive fingering
Kissinger and tell: WikiLeaks scrapes 1.7m US diplomatic reports from the '70s
Six-fingered* Assange republishes America's national archives
New rules to end cries of 'WTF... a £10 online booking fee?'
Excessive charges: Hopefully something to tell your grandchildren about
Microsoft's security apps still trip up on Windows 8
Up to 20% of 0-day attacks evade Redmond's defenses, says AV-Test
Parking ticket firm 'exposed private info' - ICO making enquiries
Exclusive Katie Price's throbbing ride apparently NOT revealed, though
Anonymous blitzes Israel in new attack
OpIsrael rocked, says Anon. Nothing to see here, says Israel
German court says nein to Apple's slide-to-unlock patent
Appeal is on its way
Office for Mac 2008 support umbilical chopped off
But you can buy it again, and keep on buying it
Tick-tock! 40% of PCs start Windows XP malware meltdown countdown
In 365 days, you'll be on your own against the hackers
Upstart $3bn forex trader dumps Oracle JVM for Azul's Zing
A bad case of the jitters
'1337 hacker' scrawls all over careless coders' SourceForge sites
'If others did this, they might not have been so nice'
Windows XP support ends a year from … now!
Official support ends April 7th, 2014, zombie support available at huge price
US Navy blasts drones with ship-mounted LASER CANNON
Star Wars defense planned for Persian Gulf debut in 2014
Climate change set to bumpify transatlantic flights, say researchers
Flights across the pond won't be pleasant mid-century
Pyongyang to unleash NUKULAR horsemen of the Norkocalypse?
Just how real is North Korea's missile threat?
Japanese boffins READ YOUR DREAMS with MRI
Kyoto researchers claim 60 per cent success with dream mapping algorithm
Spooky action at a distance is faster than light
Chinese boffins put the clock on information transfer between entangled particles
CoreData fends off attack
Red-tops get red faces
Website which 'could have prevented Rwandan genocide' goes live
Anyone ever called you a cockroach? Sperg? Swingbelly?
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