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• Music group industry unveils tracking system for online sales
• Philips posts record loss on write-downs
• Innovation is key to keeping Moore's Law alive, says author
• Sun stands aside in rush to Linux
• Infineon positions 'neuro' chip as scientific tool
• Microsoft boosts volunteer support programme
• Security shortfall undermines DTI campaign
• UK companies still not ready for the euro
• Users slow to upgrade Windows
• Logica takes plunge with £200m CPS contract
• Government unveils Web siteto woo new IT workers
• Special report: Oracle AppsWorld
• Make sure IT's risk factor is built into governance
• Congestion charging website fails crash test
• Analysts back 802.11a despite imminent 11g
• Borland integrating TogetherSoft into apps
• Fujitsu bankruptcy risk over courts IT contract
• Cisco teams with Yahoo! to target SMBs
• Microsoft faces new EC anti-trust complaint
• Apple extends enterprise reach
• Microsoft antitrust judge throws out two appeals
• Sun widens N1 strategy with products and services
• Great expectations fail IT reality test
• Netegrity releases SAML agent
• Oftel threatens BT for IBM discount offer
• Japanese e-money system gears up for expansion
• Microsoft names XDocs application 'InfoPath'
• NAI goes forensic with InfiniStream
• Microsoft updates patch for NT 4.0
• BEA adds Web services to Tuxedo
• AMD claims Barton core pushes Athlon XP ahead
• E-commerce booming despite downturn
• Sun seeks testers for latest StarOffice version
• Liberty Alliance releases ID management spec
• European cybersecurity agency planned
• LinuxWorld: Take Linux seriously
• Siemens sees service provider market recover
• Lexmark case rings alarm bells for printer cartridge market
• Tiscali buys Wanadoo Belgium
• Visual Studio targets Web services development
• March launch for Intel's Centrino
• 3G - The revolution waiting in the wings
• EDS suffers fall in income
• Nortel arms for switch battle with Cisco
• Public does not want broadband
• Get ready for .net business
• Sun launch targets low-end server market
• Employers back campaign aims
• UK firms are offered help to migrate to open source
• British Airways on track to save 20% of IT costs
• Best of CEBIT
• Novell unveils NetWare 6.5 network OS this week
• Warning over ID cards
• Paybox blow to m-payment market
• Number of software holes soars
• Insurance firm's four-year .net policy pays out
• Government urged to defend Microsoft users
• Special Report: IBM Software Forum
• New Act opens PFI deals to public view
• Ericsson names new CEO
• Govt will save millions with Oracle agreement
• UK Police help Microsoft stop help desk scam
• Computer Associates releases portal and BI offerings
• Cable & Wireless rejected takeover offer
• Police release £5.5m hack suspects
• EDS insists it still has a presence at Ford
• France Télécom launches WLAN initiative
• Bank of America slashes 1,000 tech jobs
• Bradford and Bingley outsources IT in £140m deal
• Linux clusters move into corporate environment
• IBM pushes out virtual database technology
• Court moves on Gypsy holocaust suit against IBM
• Group to push Linux for desktop computing
• US scientists edge towards terabit hard drive
• Microsoft posts 'find Slammer' tools
• NHS IT - The £5bn gamble
• Gartner Symposium special
• Dell adds 3.06GHz Xeon to Precision workstation
• Ford picks IBM and Dassault PLM software
• Microsoft packages Exchange for access providers
• Network Associates unveils wireless strategy
• Standards debate muddies 'open' waters
• E-envoy gets a peep at Windows source code
• Sun to standardise web services in next J2EE
• Users may lose as Microsoft extends Windows standard support
• Microsoft pulls security patch that crashes NT 4.0
• Java platform to support Web services interoperability
• IBM builds grid for smallpox research
• US govt settles wireless spectrum dispute
• Microsoft files countersuit against Sendo
• Slammer 'fastest spreading worm yet'
• Defra signs for £2bn a year online agriculture payments system
• Users warned as number of software holes soars
• Microsoft issues 'critical' security bulletins for Internet Explorer
• Siemens sees co-operation as way to beat Cisco
• Doctors attack health IT codes
• Profiling technique optimises shops' CRM
• Users say IT plan is just more 'dinosaur thinking'
• Doctors still in the dark about NHS IT strategy
• EDS hopes for central role in NHS overhaul



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