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• Survey shows internet abuse is rife
• Investment bank outsources exchange service
• Notes release fights growth of Outlook
• OS/390 users win reprieve as IBM agrees to give continued support
• Former CA exec pleads guilty to accounting fraud
• New targets needed for broadband Britain
• Network Associates McAfee adds anti-spyware
• Oracle unveils RFID plans at AppsWorld
• UK Online overhaul to improve public access
• Peoplesoft withdraws support for user group
• Users put suppliers under scrutiny ahead of EU environmental ruling
• IT boss loses compensation claim
• Banks look at phishing alert systems
• Edinburgh faces benefits backlog months after move to new system
• SP2 presents XP security dilemma
• CIOs fail to see value of measuring IT benefits
• London hospitals to face hefty bill for IT plan work
• FTSE firms address IT security in new forum
• Red Hat to build open-source community in India
• IBM lays out collaboration plans at Lotusphere
• PeopleSoft hits out at Oracle's move to expand board of directors
• Computer Associates unveils latest version of ARCserve Backup
• June launch for MS Office System service pack
• Internal resistance can scupper offshore projects
• US Congress debates internet taxation policy
• HP ports OpenView to Linux
• Citrix reports 12% annual revenue rise
• Kyocera recalls explosive mobile phone batteries
• NEC plots move into RFID arena
• Nokia offers software developer programme
• Suppliers eye up WiMax wireless broadband
• Move RealNetworks antitrust suit to Washington state, says Microsoft
• Court approves sale of C&W services to Savvis
• PC boom boosts Microsoft revenue
• Banks turn to alert systems to fight back against phishing attacks
• CRM plug-in puts sales data into Office apps
• AMD develops hardware fix to target major XP security risk
• Enterprise users targeted for desktop Linux
• TCO not SCO will decide fate of users' Linux deployment plans
• Pub chain cuts a better deal with BI software
• Oracle acquires SiteWorks Solutions
• RealNetworks and IBM team on media products
• Review group finds flaws in US e-voting system
• EMC reports 25% increase in quarterly revenue
• Political and economic factors will drive Linux adoption in developing countries
• Sun commits to tools and Linux community
• Industry group drops DVD copying case
• Bradford IT staff suspend strike plans
• AOL tests latest antispam technology
• Linux users split on indemnification issue
• CA reports profit despite internal audit
• AT&T Wireless to 'explore strategic alternatives'
• Nortel to transfer manufacturing operations
• Linux threatens US security, SCO tells Congress
• Union meets with council to avert IT staff strike
• Linux indemnification is unnecessary, says IBM
• Novell upgrades web tools
• MySQL develops graphical admin tool
• Microsoft sets out protocol licensing changes
• Amazon lauds Linux infrastructure
• Novell CEO outlines Linux adoption challenges
• Siebel sees revenue fall
• Novell joins Eclipse consortium
• Microsoft tempts Java devotees with JLCA conversion beta
• Lucent notches up first-quarter profit
• Microsoft, Tiscali and OnDemand settle E-Data patent suit
• Dell fixes smoking PowerEdge servers
• Nestlé moves to VoIP to cut costs
• EMEA sales boost PC shipments
• CA reports 12% revenue jump
• Toshiba squeezes more chips into standard package
• Upgrade planned for UK Online
• PeopleSoft signs integration deal with Ascential
• AppForge ships cross-platform .net environment
• Red Hat offers infringement warranty for Linux software
• Check Point creates 'internal security gateway'
• SuSE and IBM gain higher security ceritification
• Siebel buys Ineto and boosts CRM offering
• IBM to spin off Eclipse tools project
• Texas mobile phone chipset moves closer to Edge
• Red Hat boosts systems management tool
• Sun acquires Nauticus to boost its blade servers
• Standard interconnect approved for network gear
• Motorola posts quarterly rise in revenue
• IBM proposes web services and grid convergence
• Maxtec to distribute SMC switches
• SCO sues Novell for slander
• NetScaler unveils latest network management tools
• AMD revenue growth pushes company back into profitability
• Users welcome HP's commitment to long-term future of OpenVMS
• IBM offers Linux migration from Windows NT
• Siemens wins Welsh Assembly services contract
• Enhanced location technology pinpoints 999 callers on mobiles
• Infineon remains profitable despite drop in sales
• Latest e-mail worm could be as serious as Nimda
• UK mobile operators agree to censor adult content on 3G phones
• Sony Ericsson turns in profitable quarter
• IBM adds 15,000 jobs worldwide
• MIT pushes for more spam-fighting tools
• Swanwick upgrades after near miss



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