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• Virgin Media Business sees strong end to 2010
• Cyber crime costing UK firms £21bn a year
• Micro-P confirms Brown as commerical director
• Security camera growth handing data dealers opportunities
• Dell staffers arrested following botched PR stunt
• SME group calls for changes in tax law to sustain growth
• Dell profits swell on back of biz refresh cycles
• Resellers urged to deal with more service queries online
• Chinese comms firm to bid for Nortel patents
• Micro Focus shares slide after profits warning
• Kroll Ontrack makes tweaks to data recovery partner set-up
• 2e2 appoints broker to seek buyer for Morse units
• IBM rolls out Cloud Computing Speciality programme
• Intellect tells government IT growth can help the economy
• ShoreTel outlines plan for profitability, acquisitions
• Citrix seals Netviewer web conferencing deal
• Insight prepares for $10m impact of Microsoft fee cuts
• Computacenter stumps up £17.6m for Top Info
• Sweating IT assets the response from cash strapped councils
• Coalition cuts put pricing pressure on Phoenix
• Avnet CEO Vallee steps down to drive acquisition strategy
• Visa moves to reduce PCI DSS burden send out mixed signals
• Daisy acquires competitor O-bit Telecom
• Avaya distributors rue component shortages
• FAST calls for ACS:Law downloaders court case to continue
• Telco sector already proving M&A watchers right
• Ingram Micro reveals progress in the cloud
• Government suffers major setback in BSF cuts programme
• Chess Telecom backs off voice provision to BT
• Vendors urged to be more transparent over software audits
• Nokia, Microsoft deal 'will disrupt' mobile market
• MicroScope's top stories, week ending 11 February 2011
• Channel facing rough ride as reseller insolvencies spike
• Alcatel-Lucent profits on the way up at last
• Labelling firm latest to be named and shamed by BSA
• Pat Hume pops up at GFI
• Software audits on the rise
• Cisco numbers spook the market once again
• Sourcefire plans to extend services through resellers
• HP launches SMB network specialisation
• Buffalo Technology calls time on memory sales in Europe
• Netgear posts quarterly sales record
• Westcon Security given lift-off for Europe from Skybox Security
• SCC urges G-Cloud rethink
• Government gets banks to pledge £76bn in lending to SMEs
• Nokia a 'burning platform' says CEO Elop
• Employers looking for IT staff to build up in-house expertise
• Xchanging founder and CEO quits after profit warning
• Latest data loss fines keep issue in the spotlight
• TalkTalk cuts 580 jobs as sales remain flat
• IBM UK tweaks distribution management
• Open source uptake provides opportunity for developers
• Phoenix IT Group staff defections to Concorde continues
• Blue Coat launches partners at secure clouds
• Smart phone security threats on the rise
• Antenna picks up mobile internet specialist
• Equanet eyes services growth with new head of IT solutions
• Government misses deadline for first round of IT reform plans
• Accenture predicts easier to use BI and automated security
• C2000 hand Reed dual role as GM for PCs and software
• Atos Origin calls time on email
• Corero backs into US security outfit Top Layer
• Microsoft to cut EA fees for LARs by more than two thirds
• Distribution changes afoot for HP and Dell
• Acer UK PC sales hit hard as market tumbles in Q4
• Apple partners rue demise of Xserve
• Vendors start recall of Sandy Bridge machines
• NetSuite grows revenues but losses remain
• Apple comes under pressure to reveal post-Jobs scenario
• Avnet CEO: We still have an appetite to acquire
• PARS Technology talking to buyers and investors
• Distributors define role in the cloud economy
• Intel chipset embarrassment could ease UK inventory glut
• BT makes progress but revenues dip again
• Virgin Media Business sets sights on data centres
• Apple makes SCC first SI partner in the UK
• Insight hires former HP exec to head up services push
• New UK CEO for Alcatel-Lucent
• Arrow points to improving economic climate
• EMC confirms Giddins as EMEA distie manager
• Software vendors encouraged to modernise
• Websense Triton products start to deliver on investment
• Juniper adds new EMEA partner head
• Tablets save Q4 for flagging UK PC market
• GSS cuts public sector team as government sales slow
• Extreme makes redundancies as growth slows
• Ofcom told to look at practicalities of web site blocking
• Network could grow productivity 5% annually, says Cisco CEO
• Tech sector stands out as M&A target
• Microsoft partner bosses urged to tackle Office 365 concerns
• SAM on the rise but calls issued for coherent strategy
• Red Hat introduces deal registration to spur channel growth
• Check Point breaks the $1bn revenue mark
• Android vaults Symbian to grab smartphone market leadership
• D-Link adds new maintenance, support structure
• Lenovo winding down IBM server deal, rationalising SKUs
• HP guns for 3rd party maintainers with multi-vendor support
• Media training supplies firm latest to be hit by BSA
• Nortel pension campaign knocked back by Canadian ruling
• ScanSource hits new sales record



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