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IT industry news: Private cloud 'is still too costly'
Despite IT industry developments, the implementation of private cloud computing is still a process considered to be expensive and intricate, according to David Bradshaw, research manager for software and...

IT industry news: Customers 'expect improvement of 3.5G coverage'
Following the merger of the Orange/T-Mobile network, users expect the mobile network to improve, according to Conrad Longmore, editor of Mobile Gazette.Everything Everywhere, the new name for the merged...

IT industry news: Smartphones 'allow companies to be available all the time'
IT industry developments in smartphones have allowed companies to be available to their customers all the time, according to Heather Mclean, editor and founder of smartgorillas.com.Smartphones enable businesses...

IT industry news: Mobile devices 'work well with advertising'
Advances made by the IT industry in mobile devices has allowed for them to work well with advertising and marketing, according to Gordon Borrell, CEO of local advertising research and consulting firm Borrell...

IT industry news: Online retail 'is not the most profitable'
As the IT industry revolutionises the tools available to businesses, more companies are making their products available online but that's not necessarily the most profitable part of businesses...

IT industry news: Impact of real-time search 'not clear for marketers'
Real-time search is still an unclear area for marketers, according to Jake Hird, senior research analyst at Econsultancy."[Real-time search] is something that will develop over this year and it will...

IT industry news: Strong evidence of illegal filesharing 'is needed'
Sound evidence of online copyright infringement is needed before allegations are made against internet users, according to Dr Damian Tambini, member of the Communications Consumer Panel and senior lecturer...

IT industry news: Reducing BT's dominance 'would drive the price of broadband up'
Breaking up the power of BT would only result in an increase in broadband prices, according to Andrew Ferguson, editor of thinkbroadband.com."Some call for a further break up of BT, but this is likely...

IT industry news: Not being online 'is a missed chance'
"At work, around 90 per cent of all new jobs now require internet skills, with a significant proportion now advertised and applied for only over the internet," the expert said. She went...

IT industry news: Social media privacy settings 'allow users to opt in'
The privacy settings of social media sites like Twitter and Facebook are encouraging users to "opt in," according to Justin Cooke, chair of the British Interactive Media Association (BIMA).Social...