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• Scotia Gas looks to cut costs with AppSense thin-client manager
• Tesco uses CA for standardisation
• Sun boosts Java with SeeBeyond
• Police systems shunned despite £100m give-away
• Pru finds SOA a business winner
• Sasser author issues courtroom confession
• Microsoft pays IBM £418m for anti-trust claims
• Google sued over pay-per-click ad fraud
• UK finally gets 24Mbps broadband
• Vodafone and MSN roll-out mobile IM
• Microsoft mulls controversial Adware acquisition
• AOL to launch video entertainment search engine
• Cardiff chosen to test BT's 21st Century Network
• Tesco chooses CA for global IT
• US refuses to cede top-level control over internet
• Pakistan cut off from web
• BT gets the InBev beers in with £122m deal
• IBM releases development tools
• Red Hat joy from rocketing Linux sales
• BMC sharpens axe as profits slump
• IBM to drive Fiat transformation under £1.2bn BPO deal
• Ex-CA boss accused of paying £2m bribe
• Faster Java RFID readers from Sun
• India to tighten data security laws
• Ofcom consults industry on BT's fairer telecoms proposals
• Top public sector CIOs join CIO Connect
• Senators debate crackdown on data theft
• Offshoring drives up Xansa profits
• Birmingham whittles bidders down to two
• Smartphones slip under corporate security radar
• GroupWise 7 beta comes with 10-year pledge
• Google refines personalised searching
• BT to roll out broadband TV in 2006
• Malware gives fake Microsoft fix routine another spin
• Pope worm alert
• Windows 2000 gets one last update
• Sun powers down Linux desktops
• New waste laws target IT kit
• SeeBeyond buy builds Sun SOA
• Remote control: Outsourcing for SMBs
• Sun draws Java roadmap
• Java technologies go open source
• Online fraudsters get 10 years
• US financial regulator investigates IBM
• AMD sues Intel over 'unfair competition'
• US file sharing ruling music to industry's ears
• MPs back campaign for openness at the Revenue
• Report slams UK police forces' IT as 'dysfunctional' and 'poor value'
• PAYE tax checks in limbo after online system delay
• Top IT users disappointed by suppliers' attitudes
• New systems and outsourcing give BMI e-ticket to lower costs
• Business focus is vital for SOAs, says BAT IT chief
• E.ON integration puts spotlight on storage
• CBI warns on kneejerk data laws
• Communication key to Britannia success
• Open source given the thumbs up as viable alternative by Whitehall
• BMC integrates ID management
• Consumers recoil from phishing onslaught
• Yahoo gives desktop look and feel to e-mail service
• Oracle upgrades its 10g database
• Public sector gets lab to test open source
• CA buys Tiny for firewall security
• Certificate to provide yardstick for IT abilities
• Hamleys rolls out business intelligence
• Intelligent routers could boost web services
• Move to outsourcing being driven by need to improve services rather than save cash
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• Red Hat opens Linux Academy in Europe
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• Java platform to turbocharge 3G content
• National ID card project 'could cost £19bn'
• Outlook Express flaw endangers non-users too
• RSS to feed into Windows Longhorn
• Telcos ditch m-commerce payment scheme
• Oracle names new CFO as third president
• HBOS builds supplier risk system
• EMC tightens links to Solaris 10
• Enterasys sues Extreme and Foundry
• Amey pays council £3m as partnership dissolves
• Beta user programme under way for IBM data integration tools
• LogicaCMG wins seven-year Welsh Water deal
• Indian offshorers feel the data theft heat
• RealPlayer's critical vulnerabilities patched
• Infected PC leaks nuclear secrets
• Meiosys buy gives IBM dynamic app transfer technology
• IBM cuts jobs in West but recruits in East
• Banks urged to check up on offshore security
• SCO fuses web and Unix platforms in OpenServer 6
• Indian outsourcer to recruit thousands more employees
• EDS to sell off IT consultancy
• Microsoft will not block spoofing threat
• SAP buys Lighthammer to strengthen business chain
• BT strikes deal with Ofcom over future of UK telecoms
• Poor storage costs SMEs £4bn a year
• Clean up spyware-infected PCs: Stage three -- Cleanup and recovery
• Clean up spyware-infected PCs: Stage one -- Diagnosis
• European parliament weakens patent bill
• Watchdog slams Revenue's economy with truth
• Massive MasterCard hack spurs US authorities into action
• Microsoft issues Server 2003 service pack blocker



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