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• Microsoft requests EU hearing, say reports
• Microsoft Media Centre software makes Europe debut
• Sun and SchlumbergerSema partner for utility computing initiative
• Microsoft and Reuters to connect IM services
• Economic recovery is what you make it, says IDC
• Governments must take a share of security burden
• IBM combines transistors to speed wireless chips
• Sun revises quarterly results to report $1bn loss
• NetIQ enhances network management product line
• SuSE rolls out Linux Desktop 9.0
• IBM adds features to WebSphere tools
• IBM offers server computing remotely
• Microsoft offers Longhorn OS preview
• VeriSign rival guns for European business
• Unpatched Explorer hole is hackers' 'gold mine'
• IBM offers early access to DB2 tools
• P-to-P group asks US Congress for help
• Baan ERP upgrade delay adds to user cynicism
• Meta: stop trying to align IT with the business
• Oracle and US Dept of Energy deal to focus on security model
• Awards for excellence
• Probation Service IT comes under fire again
• Windows delay: users told to check licences
• C++ and Corba are at the heart of Europe's first lunar space mission
• Re-engineer your mainframe applications to get a better deal on IBM zSeries charges
• NCC acquisition gives users a powerful voice
• VeriSign agrees to pay back domain ploy cash
• Web analytics boosts ad revenue for Fox
• MSN chatroom ban puts ISPs under pressure
• Most councils believe e-deadline will be met
• Socitm event to focus on multi-agency work
• Firms accuse McAfee of failing to warn them of coding error in anti-virus update
• Get HP’s SCO promise in writing
• Nationwide set for data mining gains as CRM plan nears fruition
• Spoof hits Lloyds TSB
• Safeway’s IT merger on
• Sun strikes deals to keep Java on PCs
• Microsoft tells big firms to check for fake software
• Trusts and GPs set to help fund NHS plan
• Motorola builds security into network chips
• US youth arrested for Blaster variant
• Dell's storage business booms
• Lobbyists support Euro parliament patent stance
• 3Com returns to router business
• IBM alleges SCO infringed copyright
• Anti-monopoly report sparks major feud
• Oracle readies CRM and supply chain upgrades
• Lawson Software reports jump in profits
• European broadband internet satellite launched
• Instant messaging worms pose growing threat
• HP plans smaller scale utility datacentre
• Yahoo upgrade disrupts Trillian IM software
• Workers' cancer suit must be dismissed, says IBM
• Red Hat proposes open-source architecture
• Barclays' spoof fight continues
• Safeway IT team prepared for takeover
• Stop responding to spam, says internet industry
• NTT DoCoMo gets access to Symbian OS code
• Dell unveils products for the digital home
• GE picks Plateau e-learning system
• Microsoft creates unit for mobile content delivery
• BP turns to Kalido for global information management
• IT directors urged to take advantage of 'rock bottom' prices
• US panel debates outsourcing pros and cons
• Code-sharing proves valuable for Microsoft
• E-prescription pad becomes reality
• Vodafone offers uniform mobile data fees
• IBM and Microsoft team up on web services
• Mercury broadens IT management line
• IBM cuts 380 software jobs
• Amazon confirms launch of A9 search service
• Company disowns author of critical MS report
• OS dominance paper branded 'marketing by fear'
• Barclays: making IT work for the disabled is good business sense
• BCS launches IT literacy campaign
• Nationwide completes £10m CRM project
• SAP and Accenture team up to create products for financial firms
• Lloyds TSB hit by e-mail spoofing scam
• Amazon to develop e-commerce search service, reports claim
• Connexion adds Atlantic coverage to in-flight internet
• Athlon 64 shortage hits PC makers
• i2 boosts India staff for software customisation
• VeriSign settles domain transfer dispute
• Samba releases version 3.0
• Salesnet Express aims for low end of CRM market
• OS monopoly poses security risk, report claims
• Dell downplays opportunities in PDA market
• California bans spam
• IBM rolls out grid apps
• Via to ship smallest PC processor so far
• Intel pours $450m into memory chip maker Micron
• Welchia virus disrupts US State Dept network
• Financial services firms predicted to spend £7bn on outsourcing by 2005
• Mixed reaction to Microsoft's chatroom ban
• In-house approach saves Staffs Police £300,000 on mobile system
• Sophos buys antispam firm for £14m
• European Parliament agrees software patent text
• BEA deployments on HP up 31%
• CA ships Sonar management technology
• US Congress questions data protection proposal



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