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• Google prototypes TV search
• HP considers splitting Fiorina's role
• Microsoft admits new Windows vulnerability
• Bradley to step down at PalmOne
• IronPort dumps Sophos for Symantec's anti-virus software
• DaimlerChrysler shuffles management to meet with IT demands
• Leicester social services moves to electronic documents management system
• Cisco patches denial of service vulnerability
• Microsoft drops EU sanctions appeal
• Working together: IT and collaboration
• Intelligent content creation
• Collaboration and the law: Transparent record management
• Law firm adopts Wan
• SMBs like the look of iSCSI
• Intel unveils Vanderpool virtualisation specs
• BT puts 'six degrees of separation' theory to the test
• Swipe gets the thumbs up
• Schools get protected from security threats
• Industry giants unite to push open source grid computing
• IBM updates and integrates Lotus software products
• Goldman Sachs: US IT growth will barely beat inflation
• Mobile speech software to benefit blind users
• ISP acts to stop denial of service threat
• HP steps up moves to standardise on 64-bit servers with Itanium
• HP plans full Itanium server range
• Pharmacy foils fraud
• Oracle outlines eight-year PeopleSoft plan
• Retailers see 2005 as year of RFID
• Government urged to aid compliance
• IT key to stock exchange takeover
• IBM set to launch low-cost 64-bit Linux server
• Amazon web development goes global
• Isle of Man to build £5m voice and data network -- and other news briefs
• Top users' security manifesto aims to close gaps in supplier offerings
• Lotus users demand reasons for upgrading
• DoH response fails to acknowledge criticism
• Progress reports gave few hints of problems
• Early warning of Choose & Book flaws could help ensure success
• BFSI companies attract 85% of phishing attacks -- and other news briefs
• EDS signs up Oracle, SAP and Siebel
• Cyberstorm chasers: The folks who look out for the latest Internet threats
• Microsoft boosts security on Exchange messaging server
• Latest worm targets MSN users
• Nortel to boost 3G wireless development
• Internet Explorer under attack from Firefox browser
• 3Com targets SMEs for its enterprise-class network switch -- and other news briefs
• Metro reports 99% RFID implementation success rate
• Latest edition of glossary lifts the lid on IT jargon
• More young IT staff turning to BCS for professional recognition
• HP sets up 'noisy lab' for RFID testing
• Nokia introduces VPN gateways for mobile staff
• Most IT staff plan to hop to the top
• Red Hat set to release RHEL 4.0
• Rogue wireless hotspots latest security threat to web users
• Compuware updates Java tools
• Interwoven web content tool aims to take pressure off IT department
• IBM ordered to reveal source code to SCO
• CA releases first update for its desktop management software -- and other news briefs
• Police aim to prevent e-crime with targeted seminars
• Europcar renews outsourcing contract with Unisys
• Broadband sees huge uptake in western Europe
• Loans firm adds WRQ software to speed loan application processing
• Chamber of Commerce reports total ROI from Siebel call centre software
• Hotmail unveils Office Outlook Live
• Netsuite woos Salesforce.com users with cheaper alternative
• McAfee offers anti-spyware protection with IntruShield
• Sonicwall offers cheap SME VPN security
• Sun develops Centera competitor
• Europe boost IBM results
• SMEs drive record PC sales growth
• EDS strengthens its HR outsourcing hand with joint venture
• Government urged to take lead in global fight against computer crime
• SAP offer targets PeopleSoft and JD Edwards users
• Sun boosts RFID offering
• AMD in red despite record sales
• Global outsourcing market boosted by mid-sized deals
• Enhanced mobile surfing with Bluetooth
• Attenda to manage Glasgow council internet infrastructure
• LanDesk boosts support for Apple Macintosh
• More SMEs to look offshore in 2005
• O2 adds mobile Wi-Fi
• Bulldog cuts broadband cost
• Slough leads UK with wireless symmetrical broadband service
• Microsoft's malware removal tool fuels speculation
• NAO warns of delays and risks to NHS Choose & Book project
• Compuware launches governance product
• Wyse updates Linux thin client
• IBM reassures Notes and Domino users ahead of Lotusphere
• Department of Health launches online drug safety site
• European Union IT research is failing
• Worm masquerades as plea for Tsunami aid
• Red Hat set for major Linux upgrade
• HP boosts RFID spending
• Intel announces major reorganisation
• Gartner's survey of 1,300 IT directors reveals interesting findings-- and other news briefs
• 'Benevolent' NT4 patches a surprise to some
• Oracle to make 5,000 redundancies following PeopleSoft takeover
• Opera updates Linux browser -- and other news briefs
• SMEs plagued by ROI and security fears
• Microsoft breaks patch deadline to release critical NT4 updates



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