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• What recycling rules mean for users
• Using CSS to bring style to web development work
• VoIP still a confusing area for SMBs
• Vendors acknowledge NAC-NAP roadmap limits
• Nokia and Motorola join forces on mobile TV
• Intel to boost business PC performance and cut usage costs
• Housing Corporation to roll out new IT infrastructure
• Cisco/Microsoft network control move prompts enterprise re-think
• Bogus software seller gets seven years
• 660,000 Second Life users hit by security breach
• HP chairman may be asked to resign over spying case
• Vodafone to enter fixed-line broadband market
• Microsoft to issue three security patches tomorrow
• ISCSI vs. Fibre Channel IQ
• Brocade monetises SAN Health tool
• New Exchange exams likely to emphasise roles and security
• PCI council focuses on security standards and requirements
• Barclays adopts targeted online marketing for main site
• European Windows Vista launch may be delayed by anti-trust compliance
• JP Morgan Chase junks 2.6 million customer accounts
• Content security gateway market takes off
• Sun bundles NetBeans with JBoss
• Ladbrokes rides on with Informix
• Nokia and Yahoo optimise mobile web search
• IBM ramps up Eclipse support
• HSBC awards £50m next generation network contract
• Local government excellence shortlist announced
• RFID continues to raise security concerns
• Weekly compilation of storage news:IBM delays shipment of Global Mirror
• Airlines prevent laptop use because of battery fire hazard
• Mobile connections hit 2.5bn mark
• Technical problems scupper Tesco non-food web launch
• Morrisons improves electronic trading platform
• IBM uses gaming chip to build world's fastest supercomputer
• SAP boosts compliance offering
• SOA will fail without governance warns Gartner
• HP faces probe after 'spying' on director
• Harrow rolls out SAP to help improve information management
• HP upgrades Integrity servers with dual-core Itanium 2
• Cisco and Microsoft join forces over network security
• Tender conditions drive ISO 27001 update
• Security Bytes: New flaw in Cisco IOS
• Fast Guide: VoIP encryption
• VoIP startup untethers would-be mobile workers from wireline office phones
• When relationships end, so does security
• US universities lean on each other for better disaster recovery
• CA anti-virus software crashes Windows Server 2003
• Barclaycard adopts new anti-money laundering system
• failed US government system allows $300m phoney tax refunds
• IBM bundles encryption with tape drives
• Microsoft publishes Vista prices and releases RC1 to five million users
• Remote attackers use new Word flaw
• Panasonic joins laptop battery recall
• Intel to cut 10,500 staff
• Proofpoint delivers strong messaging security
• Product review: ISM Express 1000; a mixed bag
• The hacker handbook: Eleven tips in eleven minutes
• ControlGuard targets rogue devices
• IM boom brings security concerns
• VoIP outsourcing: Save money and gain flexibility
• Currys owner launches SME tech support
• Instant messaging boom brings security concerns
• Red Hat Linux internet for Oxfordshire schools
• Accountancy firm standardises extranet on Autonomy
• Cisco offers scaled-back routing system
• OpenOffice launches enhanced product suite
• Open-source e-mail for Carmarthenshire
• Government-backed digital sharing project kicks off
• Watchdog warns on slippage in line-unbundling
• DWP shelves £140m benefits processing system
• Researchers crack mobile fingerprint checking
• School e-admissions goes national
• Swifter speech recognition
• It's about more than just money
• IBM deal bolsters security management expertise
• Make your data work a lot harder
• 802.11n standard being developed by the IEEE -- and more tech news briefs
• A new way to plug skills gap
• Pen and paper tackles data capture
• Preparing yourself for the top job
• Top-quality projects show business benefits of student work placements
• The big question: Have the benefits of remote/home working been overhyped?
• IBM releases Websphere portal server extending Websphere 6.0 lineup -- and other news in brief
• Audit Office pledges new report on NHS
• Can troubled tablet take off at last?
• Amazon offers coders computing on demand
• Cheshire deploys wireless facilities to boost schools' e-learning projects
• Hallam cuts build time with eScript
• Get in early to ride wave of move to Extensible HTML
• Microsoft and Citrix link to boost branch Wan apps
• Web services lead the way to CRM
• Users urged to test Explorer 7
• News in brief
• Is the inventor of Linux one of your IT greats?
• Revamped Cisco WAFS worth the wait, users say
• Protecting wireless networks: Step 1
• Rogue devices behind majority of attacks, study shows
• Siebel users rate year under Oracle
• Act now to beat power threat, warns Gartner
• Downtime: Don't mention the bugged wheelie bins



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