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• Comcast and Disney sign internet content deal
• Few executives have time to decide
• Weather agency to pilot open-source operating system
• Public sector at risk of wasting billions on IT
• BT cuts symmetrical broadband by half
• UK and Russia break online extortion ring
• Lucent continues quarterly profit streak
• Icann adds IPv6 to root servers
• EDS signs $1.1bn outsourcing deal with Bank of America
• Sun delivers Java Studio Creator
• Government to create two new bodies to manage NHS IT
• US sales boosts SAP's earnings
• Symantec reports another record quarter
• Intel unveils low power Pentium M chips
• Digital Evolution links ID management to SOAs
• Early adopter Whirlpool expects savings from IBM's next-generation Power5 server
• US judge throws out most of SCO's DaimerChrysler copyright suit
• Converged networks on the rise
• NetEx cranks up data over IP
• Open Group urges developer independence
• Microsoft and Apple sued for offering online updates
• IT security problems blight US nuclear weapons lab
• Executives of failed e-university under fire from MPs
• Sun shows profit in preliminary earnings report
• Judge quizzes Oracle and DOJ over takeover bid
• HP memo warned of MS assault on open source
• Rational unveils upgrade to next tools portfolio
• Quantum serves up tape Worms
• Latest Bagle and MyDoom worms on the loose
• IBM launches university open-source initiative
• Infineon cites ongoing legal cases for drop in income
• Oracle revamps business intelligence offerings
• Cisco and Aruba prepare for next-generation wireless security
• Microsoft unwraps plan to repay shareholders
• France Télécom ordered to pay back €1.1bn in aid
• Nortel sues Arbinet over copyrights
• EMC reports double-digit revenue growth
• Sun considers Solaris for chip rivals
• Oracle gives millions in software to Chinese universities
• Vodafone's pay-as-you-go resumes service
• Microsoft opens Windows code to more techies
• Stolen source code shop back online
• Defra signs services deal with IBM
• Users seek architecture standards
• SAP to unify software maintenance programme
• IBM advancing Workplace platform
• The Cloud readies European wireless expansion
• MS pledges more frequent SQL server releases
• IBM adds mainframe technology to Unix servers
• Microsoft pays nearly £11m to end Lindows battle
• Oracle among latest Liberty Alliance recruits
• PC shipments fuel second-quarter growth
• Opsware launches new version of server management tool
• Quantum upgrades tape storage line
• Macromedia unveils Web Publishing System
• New IT helps society meet mortgage rules
• IBM and Oracle target product information management
• Happy staff deliver higher productivity
• Anti-virus firms warn of latest Bagle.AG threat
• Brown implements Gershon review
• Chancellor’s faith in IT to deliver 100,000 job cuts is challenged
• Microsoft and Fiat drive in-car communications
• Secure Computing rejects CyberGuard takeover bid
• M&S rules out full outsourcing of IT in £320m cost-cutting scheme
• Fewer council suppliers leads to higher quality
• Big banks trial instant messaging service
• Nexus tackles IT failure
• Don't let open source hype detract from true cost
• Oracle boosts support for manufacturing
• Computer waste regulations will not come into force until autumn
• Beware hackers' deals, say experts
• E-population register takes a step nearer
• Positive rolls out 3G tablets to 900 financial advisers to boost service
• Users would quit e-mail if possible
• Firms hit by accounting app crashes
• Upgrade boost for GP e-booking
• Chancellor tells Parliament NHS programme will not be a 'fiasco'
• IBM and Cisco missing from Microsoft alliance
• Housing Corporation launches inquiry into £17m ASP contract
• Sniffer relaunched as Network General
• IBM pursues software installation standard
• Former Red Hat employees set up Linux firm
• First Windows CE virus reported
• SGI supercomputer to run Linux over 1,024 Itanium processors
• Microsoft and Capgemini bolster alliance
• Silicon flaw delays Intel chipset launch
• Sun considers open-source JES
• AMD announces two new mobile processors
• IT supplier group fires back at e-voting critics
• New York Times hacker gets six months home detention
• Debian fixes multiple flaws
• Enterprise-class RAID functions, part 2: N-way mirroring, splitting and more
• EU confusion over 'mistaken' EU software directive votes
• Results soon from UK's public sector trials
• Company executives admit IT security gaffes
• France develops own Linux licence
• 64-bit Linux powers drug research at Cambridge
• French ministry switches from Microsoft to Linux to reduce costs
• Systematic approach to cutting costs
• Software house keeps staff happy through open management style



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