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• Overture wins injunction against T-Online
• Japan, Korea and China may collaborate on alternative to Windows
• Blaster-B author bailed and barred from internet
• IBM rolls out Tivoli Intelligent Orchestration
• Worldwide server sales rise sharply in second quarter
• France Télécom offers to buy back Orange
• US firm sues HMV over downloads
• Mobile networks could fail during US-style power cuts
• Compression sorts out Ryland's network blues
• Tariff chaos looms as 192 scrapped
• IBM to standardise Diageo's IT in £300m deal
• Indian software firms put the case for outsourcing to Home Office
• Isle of Man plans disaster recovery
• Fujitsu staff postpone strike action
• Sobig virus attack hits small firms hardest
• Benefit office U-turn on IT deals
• McData completes Nishan and Sanera acquisition
• Blaster worm linked to US blackout
• First US automated alert net goes live
• Patent case may bring Internet Explorer changes
• IBM finalising BPO deal with Procter & Gamble
• Sun ONE Application Server 7 Enterprise Edition prepares for debut
• Top DVR makers opt for Seagate hard drives
• Intel plans wireless and digital centre for Korea
• Opera and Mozilla update web browsers
• Motorola sells stake in Symbian consortium
• Dell simplifies switch management
• Teenager arrested in Blaster worm case
• Key bidder pulls out of £2.3bn NHS programme
• Hardware failure takes down financial futures exchange
• Give IT skills to charity
• Refund for IBM users
• Forestry Commission chops costs
• Virgin Holidays boosts planning
• Councils rise to e-government challenge
• BCS charity offers online advice on RSI
• Xythos server simplifies file management
• China to open IT incubation centre in Singapore
• Microsoft seeks licensing deals from IM client makers
• Lindows.com unveils cheap business PCs
• Intel buys supercomputer software tools firm
• Dell boosts Inspiron's media capabilities
• Chip maker AMCC moves into San arena
• IBM widens monitor recall
• Sun extends list of x86 hardware for Solaris 9
• Tibco takes Apple to court over Rendezvous
• Intel and Legend to set up Beijing research centre
• CSC lands $342m outsourcing contract with Malaysia bank
• Kazaa launches premium service
• Gartner: Offshore BPO isn't 'one size fits all'
• Server sales rise in Europe, Middle East and Africa
• EarthLink sues spam and identity theft rings
• EU software patent plan draws fire
• Norton AntiVirus protects against spyware and software piracy
• Stellent acquires Ancept for $2m
• Analytical software market is poised for growth
• Brazilian parliament edges towards open source
• BMC partners with data synchronisation firm
• Court rules Broadcom chip infringes on rival
• SGI axes another 600 jobs to cut costs
• University and IBM work on 'supercomputer' chip
• Criminal charges will punish our customers, MCI/WorldCom claims
• Veritas will benefit from independence, says CEO
• Open Text to acquire Gauss for $11m
• NTT DoCoMo to open 4G research lab in China
• Australian bank customers warned of e-mail scam
• ChoiceStream launches personalisation technology
• Oracle bid costs PeopleSoft £110m and rising
• Report: Knowledge management failures central to Shuttle disaster
• Hitachi shifts hard-disc media manufacturing to China
• Sun seeks to spur app server adoption
• US lab soups up supercomputer
• Network Associates launches network security software for smaller companies
• Intel plans second assembly plant for China
• IBM 'turbo charges' its midrange array
• AMD sends Durons to emerging markets
• Intuit moves into CRM market
• Siebel adopts new governance rules
• RealNetworks issues flaw alert in Helix
• McData buys Nishan and Sanera
• Independent monitor recommends WorldCom/MCI governance changes
• Yahoo unveils blogging service in Korea
• Amazon demands millions in damages from e-mail spoofers
• Sobig.F changes target
• SCO website down again
• PeopleSoft and Oracle battle continues
• Sun and Hitachi extend storage relationship
• MS cuts Windows price in Thailand
• CA settles shareholder suit
• Cyberslacker enters Oxford Dictionary
• PeopleSoft aims to ease CRM rollouts
• Hitachi to ship 2Gbytes and 4Gbytes Microdrives
• SuSE and SGI form high-performance alliance
• Macromedia bundles design and development tools into Studio MX 2004
• IBM offers FAStT600 turbo-charge
• HP updates low-end iPaq
• E-Pass resumes patent case against Palm
• BBC plans to put archives online
• Court says trade secrets are no free speech
• Denial-of-service attack hits SCO site



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