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• Search engine ads spend goes into overdrive
• New Sober worm spreads right-wing message
• Oracle unveils open source database tool
• Intel hyperthreading could help hackers
• Sun and Microsoft link up on single sign-on
• Oracle settles over invoice fraud
• Atos Origin lands BPO deal
• CSC managed services achieve take-off with NASA
• TNT to provide staff with Nokia smartphones for mobile e-mailing
• Microsoft adds support for top level Wi-Fi security
• MasterCard fights back against phishing sites
• Mozilla plugs Firefox holes with update
• IT given boost in West Midlands
• Trojan horse hacker jailed in US
• Sun delays major Solaris features
• IBM backs Firefox browser
• Microsoft plans OneCare customer support
• Dell profits rocket
• British CIOs lose boards' confidence
• Solving the riddle of data storage with iSCSI
• AMD lags behind Intel in chip production
• i2 makes integration easier
• Hitachi hits 100Gbytes for laptops
• Microsoft helps bring spam lawsuit against Russian gang
• IBM launches mid-range storage appliance
• Lastminute.com goes to Travelocity for £606m
• US IT lobbies for fewer EU regulations
• BCS to set a gold standard
• Nokia maps out enterprise mobile future
• Mobile technology puts Quartix on right track
• Mobile Cell ID helps track vehicles with pinpoint accuracy
• Clear business gains from BlackBerry mobile technology
• BlackBerries for breakfast
• E-mail on the move proves a healthy solution
• Confusion over data storage and retrieval requirement could cost organisations dear
• A new era of computer worms: Wireless mobile worms
• Google launches hardware search appliance for SMEs
• NISCC warns firms over IPSec hack
• RSA patches web authentication flaw
• Oasis tries to halt row over reliable messaging standards
• Sun expands product range with acquisitions
• Cisco sales and profits up
• Learning and Skills Council extends Xansa deal
• Intel sets up open source group
• W3C launches mobile web access initiative
• Microsoft issues remote hacker fix
• New SMB frontier: Intranets
• Volvo adopts internal digital certificates
• EMC expands storage range to help SMEs
• IBM eases application building
• Sun delays grid utility processing
• Microsoft releases Maestro beta version
• Teenager questioned over US military hack
• Security holes hit Firefox
• HP to launch data storage challenge
• Apache plans open source Java desktop
• Gartner: Build business flexibility on existing platforms
• Akamai managed service accelerates enterprise web-based applications
• Sun launches enterprise infrastructure management services
• Managed service provider warns of security risk
• AXA wins £27m outsourcing contract with Xansa
• Indian outsourcing gets FSA approval
• Blue Group International goes for managed back-up service
• Wipro provided managed network for Akzo
• Atos Origin wins SAP award for managed services
• Firms sought to help young people from deprived areas into ITwork
• Local authorities use online forum to improve support for vulnerable children
• Breakthrough in CNT display design
• News in brief
• Outsourcing contract may save Swansea Council £72m
• Supplier relations IBM restructuring could mean better service and lower prices
• Open source compiler updated
• Consumers lead, corporate IT users follow says Ernst & Young
• Siemens IT staff ensure election coverage runs smoothly
• Supplier relations Microsoft selects its UK security chief after a six-month search
• Computer Weekly wins top honour
• Number of IT job vacancies continues to grow
• NHS smartcard registration will erode time available for patients
• Metro demonstrates next generation RFID system
• Advertisers fight to save cookies
• Robin Hood gang goes to jail
• Speech app cuts costs at Premier Travel Inn
• Trainer assessment programme can help firms measure effectiveness of IT training
• Danwood engineers link direct to supplier by PDA
• Broadband deal aids gaming expansion
• Finance firms step up offshore outsourcing
• Most finance sector IT leaders don't know cost of running e-mail systems, study finds
• Met IT director squares up to challenge of meeting Whitehall's data sharing demands
• Sun switches to staff in India
• Award attests to need for change
• Banking Trojan spreading rapidly
• Emphasise change management to boost chances of project success, experts advise
• Standard Life picks Thus in £5m data deal
• Survey finds most IT directors unaware of business risks
• Quantum encryption demo shows secure video conference potential
• Supercomputer improves forecasts
• Enterprise software BEA targets end-users with composite tools
• Microsoft speeds up alert service
• VoIP to cut costs for ScottishPower
• Oracle user groups unite to host event



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