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• Tokyo Stock Exchange considers early upgrade after second crash
• AOL launches new broadband strategy
• Microsoft bolsters Software Assurance scheme
• Adobe Acrobat goes 3D
• CA cuts virtualisation software deal
• DYS gets reward from network management
• Softek Storage gains further funding
• Better-value driving servers
• US prosecutors demand jail for spammer
• F-Secure patches 19 security products against attack
• Motorola posts strong fourth-quarter on back of mobile sales
• Progress buys Actional to boost SOA provision
• Apple's Intel laptops may not meet demand
• Microsoft and Yahoo hand over web searches to US government
• eBay optimises site for 02's i-mode
• Rocket scientist sells himself on eBay
• Fast Wi-Fi speeds on the way
• FBI says 90% of US firms experience computer attacks
• Tech roundup: WAFS products
• HP and Hitachi to jointly improve enterprise security
• Potential WiMax users left waiting
• Northern Ireland Water Service awards £70m billing contract
• Police to store number-plate data for at least two years
• US consumers still happy to buy online
• Coalition agrees on spyware guidelines
• Flawed US government site shut down
• MasterCard offers merchants security incentives
• Apple and Microsoft move to fix bugs
• Archiving gets firms’ back-up
• Call centre staff homeward bound
• RFID growing fast
• IT salaries level out
• European IT firms ‘too costly’ to compete globally
• NTP to give 30 day's notice of Blackberry network shutdown
• Cisco fixes VoIP security problem
• Project Fusion almost a done deal, says Oracle
• European PC market outstrips North America
• Security threat to back-up systems
• Government to launch low-value contract portal
• Microsoft delays XP service pack 3 until 2007
• Royal London deploys staff snooping system
• Oracle fixes 82 flaws in its software
• CA buys IT automation company
• Mercury boosts SOA portfolio
• Microsoft simplifies software support cycle
• Corel challenges Microsoft with new WordPerfect Office
• Oracle sees SOA suite spot
• SAP scores with retail IT solution
• Public sector now hires the most IT contractors
• Wal-Mart advances its RFID system
• Gap signs £650m outsourcing deal with IBM
• Merseyside fire service gets hosted financials system
• IE7 will allow users to easily wipe their history
• Microsoft issues first security patch for Windows Vista
• HP to support complete open source JBoss range
• Fraudsters steal millions from online tax credits system
• RFID tagging used to fight back against counterfeit drug problem
• Careers clinic: making the right career moves in 2006
• Microsoft goes after Lotus users with migration tools
• Yahoo loses Nazi hate case
• Western Europe sees gradual RFID take-up
• Government ID card plan hits buffers
• Wi-Fi security flaw hits Windows
• New GPL open-source software licence launched
• Microsoft slashes cost of SME accounting package
• IBM and Cisco Systems boost Standard Life data centre
• CyberGuard launches datacentre security suite
• Utility Computing is still not a reality for data centres
• APC launches Data Centre University
• Degree controls datacentre cooling bills
• ERP system chips in to expansion plan
• SMEs miss Bacstel switch deadline
• Revenue red-faced as IT system wrongly fines 10,000 companies
• CA to add self-healing capabilities
• Financial reporting software lets oil firm drill down into management data
• Government becomes UK's largest employer of freelance IT workers
• Video conferencing system allows cancer experts to spend more time with patients
• Housing Corp terminates £17m Elonex IT contract
• Socitm welcomes Watmore move
• News in brief
• Move to XP before Vista, say analysts
• Don't take bait, Barclays warns users
• Free Oracle database with Sun kit
• Next move: how do I switch to a management role?
• Technology news in brief
• EMC buys data grid software capability
• Aberdeen installs Novell e-mail system
• Hot skills: Low costs appeal but lack of apps holds back desktop Linux take-up
• Firms failing to fully exploit ERP systems
• Next step for SOA management as Mercury takes over Systinet
• Security institute plans Feb launch
• New Mac Firefox users wait for native support
• European software patent debate reignited
• Blackberry users get free Mac sync software
• HP to launch three new retail platforms
• Fujitsu ramps up hard disc business to address new markets
• Google allows mobile users to get personal
• Oracle to buy 360Commerce to expand retail offering
• NHS Cancer Registry tests data integration system
• Mozilla launches Thunderbird 1.5 e-mail client



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