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• MS licensing changes get a mixed response
• Downtime: He may be rich, but he knows how to spend it
• Firms warned of instant messaging worm threat
• Ford IT leaders co-ordinate global RFID effort
• IBM mainframe processor add-on could cut cost for enterprise apps
• Open Xchange adds Windows e-mail log-in
• TNT rolls out RFID along supply chain
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• CA patches vulnerability
• Fiat and Microsoft show off Windows-based cars
• Adobe graphics flaw could see design work destroyed
• AOL and Yahoo to charge firms for e-mail marketing campaigns
• NEC unveils new fault-tolerant server range
• IBM boosts single sign-on enterprise offering
• Sybase gets modelling
• Worldwide chip sales up 6.8%
• Opera 9 preview to make debut
• IBM produces new high-bandwidth wireless chip
• Southwark to outsource IT for £30m
• Kama Sutra's failed seduction
• Get the right server strategy
• Microsoft claims European Commission treating it unfairly
• F-Secure victim of Trojan hoax e-mail
• SAP launches hosted CRM service
• Russian hacker groups sold WMF exploit code
• Jpeg patent under scrutiny
• Firefox browser patched for eight security holes
• Apple sued over iPod hearing loss
• Google court battle over porn records delayed
• Drag and drop web sites a step closer as giants support Ajax
• Sun and Imation announce storage alliance
• EMC sets out storage and virtualisation range
• Xen state of IT virtualisation
• Itanium cited as offering success for servers
• General Motors to award $15bn in IT outsourcing contracts
• Novell demonstrates Linux Desktop 10
• London law firm spreads the risk in £4.5m networking deal
• US newspapers send out confidential credit card details by accident
• Salesforce.com refuses compensation to customers for outage
• New IE7 browser is buggy
• Kama Sutra virus set to strike on 3 February
• VoIP labelled ‘botnet’ threat
• Oracle faces more security questions
• Companies fall down on mobile security
• Government gets tough on computer crime
• US government against Blackberry network closure
• US government charges 19 copyright hackers
• Microsoft updates Windows Server 2003 with new features
• CBI launches online security guide for medium-sized firms
• Attenda helps Travelcare consolidate online
• Microsoft rolls out licensing price tool to Europe
• Welsh NHS saves £8.5m with Microsoft
• Government closes e-government standards body
• Adobe to release Flex 2.0 beta for web development
• Salesforce.com hit by another outage
• Newspapers to fight back against search engines
• Google continues sales and profits growth
• Microsoft releases IE7 public preview
• Siebel shareholders approve Oracle takeover
• Watchdog plans data crackdown
• Nokia cuts over 300 jobs
• New ThinkPads bundled with Vodafone
• Israeli Trojan espionage writers extradited for trial
• IT directors struggling to find skills mix
• MiFID delay puts pressure on IT leaders
• Isle of Man deploys VoIP network
• Surrey targets £46m savings from integrated SAP call centre project
• Microsoft to add free consultancy in upgraded Software Assurance
• Trinity sheds light on the levy process
• Microsoft unveils Vista graphics tools
• US Homeland Security network condemned as insecure
• Patent dispute forces Microsoft to push different Office package
• Microsoft moves closer to unified communications
• IBM plans launch of next generation blades
• SAP to enter hosted CRM market
• IBM releases free DB2 database
• AOL patches critical media player flaw
• Cisco patches against network authorisation flaw
• World first for Performance Technologies
• Oracle and security researcher in patch dispute
• Next Itanium servers will be cheaper to run
• IBM tightens Lotus integration with SAP
• Computer crime costs US firms £38bn
• Businesses lose the work/life tussle
• CIOs face performance anxiety
• Offshoring comes onshore
• Indian skills register tackles fraud
• Schneider's integrated Sage roll-out to spark cost savings
• HP launches new datacentre cooling system
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