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• Symantec in talks to buy Veritas
• BT signs deal with US supplier Perot for NHS patient records system
• Oracle users will support Peoplesoft users in transition
• Oracle president upbeat about Peoplesoft takover
• Globus inventors go commercial
• Toshiba to use perpendicular recording in new hard disc drives
• Cisco to boost virtualisation and systems management
• Xerox’s Parc centre signs multi-year research deal with Fujitsu
• Microsoft releases desktop search suite
• Siemens to decide fate of mobile phone unit
• IBM claims virtualisation victory over EMC
• Microsoft hits security milestone
• Vax users prepare for OpenVMS migration
• Oracle wins battle for PeopleSoft
• Phishing websites grew 33% in one month
• Agencies and companies come together to resist phishing
• Sun executive reveals Nas strategy
• Google desktop search sparks surge of releases from competitors
• Finding right staff is the biggest headache
• Enhancements to 10g pave way for migration to enterprise grids
• City firms take cautious steps to Linux
• OGC releases public sector contract terms
• Ellison vows to support PeopleSoft
• IT directors told to secure systems for Xmas following year of viruses
• IT directors' clean up at Christmas
• Microsoft extends NT4 support offer
• Custom support, online help and Linux are options for NT4 users
• Hardware upgrade is top priority for financial services IT directors
• Cisco improves pricing for users
• Newham chooses HP to build MS Exchange infrastructure
• Longhorn Server can be configured for many roles
• Sainsbury's IT chief to go as focus shifts to cost cuts
• DWP plans a massive XP upgrade despite the pilot roll-out disaster
• Entire population to be suspects in ID card fingerprint scheme
• Roadshows warn of IT security risks in deploying VoIP
• Accelerators speed up branch office traffic
• Ofcom urges web firms to join content debate
• Cisco fills out convergence range
• The dark side of Bluetooth
• How IBM and the PC changed the world
• IT directors would rather cancel Christmas than join the office party
• Northumberland's CRM boosts citizens' access and saves £500,000 a year in IT costs
• BCS offers freedom of info course
• Business awareness is needed in growing market, contractors told
• HDS slides into midrange storage market
• Iomega releases additions to its NAS line with the Nas 400 -- and other news briefs
• Financial services slow to change architecture
• EU software patent directive stalls
• Novell to support Netline's Open-Xchange Server
• HP revamps midrange storage
• AMD cuts power on 90nm Opteron processors
• EU probes roaming charges
• Microsoft contests patent infringement decision
• Linux certification gets a helping hand from partnership
• Most browser pop-ups open to hijack
• Inter-Tel to pleads gulity to wire fraud
• New Gnome for Linux users
• Compliance tops security bosses' worries
• Firms favour external candidates for IT director
• Dell considers second factory in Europe
• Oracle boosts enterprise content management
• Data storage history quiz
• Cisco targets datacentres
• Oracle plans database development tool
• Server market soars in 2004
• Another delay for Oracle Collaboration Suite update
• HP focuses on storage
• Public bodies unprepared for the Freedom of Information Act
• Oracle optimises for Intel
• Siebel releases simpler CRM
• Apple web hole still open
• New nest of Linux bugs uncovered
• Berners-Lee takes professorial chair at Southampton University
• Agenda for Change will protect NHS IT managers' pay
• Supplier admits defrauding US schools e-project
• Veritas' India lab to become its largest R&D centre
• AT&T to build Treasury network
• Disney backs Blu-Ray
• PalmSource buys into mobile Linux
• Siemens sets wireless speed record with OFDM
• Oracle revises PeopleSoft intentions
• Government introduces standard public sector IT contracts
• Date set for second Longhorn conference
• McNealy: Sun still shines for Oracle
• Oracle admits data centralisation project took five years
• Virgin plans mobile joint ventures in China and India
• Wal-Mart's web store crashes
• IBM warranty costs rising steadily
• China's Lenovo to buy IBM's PC business
• The security lingo of 2004
• Commerce One patents auctioned off
• Siebel builds channel sales network
• Akamai accepts damages payment in patent suit
• 2005 the year of the IT security pro
• Group formed to track IM threats
• Lancs police trials mobile data services
• Nortel and Symantec pair up on embedded security
• IT women get support group
• Project Megagrid shows off business side of grid
• Bush urged to get to grips with cybersecurity



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