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• Google faces another trademark suit in Germany
• Most US homes have broadband connections
• HP tests latest security tool
• Fedex offers up-market print services
• ISPs agree anti-spam code
• Supplier reduces Olympic 3G service
• For contact centers, going virtual is a reality
• BSkyB sues EDS over CRM system
• UK IT staff to bear brunt of offshore job losses
• Union challenges Lloyds TSB over offshore data processing
• IBM adds four-way 550 server to i5 product line
• PayPal extends service into France
• Veritas unveils Storage Replicator 3.0
• IBM expands into Danish IT services market
• Motorola rolls out database management software
• HP World: Order processing system delays ProLiant deliveries
• Microsoft readies Host Integration Server 2004
• Dell reports rise in second quarter revenue
• Councils will benefit from Microsoft-Newham deal
• Palm adds SD Wi-Fi card
• Pentagon turns to Linux for high-end battle simulations
• Hybrid VPN creates an SSL stir
• Macromedia to bolster video on the web
• AOL releases Netscape browser update
• PivX creates software to deter security breaches in Windows
• Web Caller-ID spots 'phishy' websites
• Japanese bank uses RFID for document security
• OGC shortlists suppliers for government procurement system
• EDS gets £9m compensation for cancelled NHS e-mail contract
• Barclays takes 50% stake in its offshore outsourcer
• Wolverhampton Council rolls out secure e-mail system
• DWP outsources social security file storage to Capita
• McAfee to buy Foundstone for $86m
• Sun, Javalobby and Infravio reveal web services plans
• Sybase upgrades tools and makes RFID plans
• Employers raise concerns over ID card security
• Prove that IT pays real dividends
• IBM seeks dismissal of breach of contract claims in SCO case
• HP closes the gap between PA-Risc and Itanium
• AccRev offers alternative to file-based SCM
• Oracle readies CRM updates
• Interwoven scoops up records management company
• Gartner revises PC market forecast
• End of the line for HP's Alpha processor
• CA buys PestPatrol antispyware developer
• Microsoft details XP SP2 conflicts
• Microsoft set to backtrack on SP2 advice
• Microsoft delays automatic SP2 delivery
• Only 3% of smaller retailers trade online
• Immigration directorate farms out infrastructure to Atos for £200m
• BT controls password access with Netegrity
• Fujitsu cuts remote working costs
• AstraZeneca to roll out Adobe Acrobat to track drugs trial data
• Global manufacturing firm moves SAP enterprise system to Linux
• IT contracts could save NHS £30m
• IBM releases Websphere business tool
• EBay takes stake in classified ad website
• Benhamou to resign as PalmSource chairman
• National laboratory needs to tighten security
• Newham: staying with Microsoft is ‘68% cheaper than open source’
• Archiving project saves Motorola big bucks
• Desktop revolution virtually here
• New law aims to close mobile spam loophole
• Users warned of new Bagle worm and phone virus
• Users set to benefit from HP's Synstar takeover bid
• Google launches IPO auction
• Lockheed tribunal shows danger of using ‘permanent’ contractor
• Training could counter offshoring, says analyst
• IT has key economic role, says new EC president
• Internet Solutions explains outages
• Users told to delay XP SP2
• Sprint launches streaming multimedia phone service
• AMD starts shipping 90-nanometer chips
• Storage and servers brings down HP results
• Microsoft firewall could be security risk
• Symantec releases patching tool
• Most IT directors use charge back
• BCS awards finalists put stress on service
• First SP2 fall-out hits users
• SAP implementation contributed to HP shortfall
• Hunt for XP SP2 flaws in full swing
• Unix is most sought-after IT skill
• Mobile PeopleSoft gets in step with auto sync
• Hot skills: Websphere can offer high rewards but you will never master all of it
• Sender ID wave floats IronPort's boat
• Sun's StarOffice suite to be offered on PCs from AOL
• Blaster-B culprit confesses all
• Microsoft offers disabled SP2 download
• App server price slashed as Oracle discovers midmarket
• Linux will threaten Symbian dominance
• BEA meets lowered expectations
• Dell revenue surges in Europe and Asia
• OECD task force to tackle spam
• HP grows Q3 revenue
• IBM lands European Linux mainframe deal
• AstraZeneca doses up on PDFs
• High-level sponsors secure web projects
• Political parties line up to reveal their IT strategies
• Single solution: multiple benefits
• Mobility drives flexible working practices



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