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• 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
• Your guide to the new HP
• BT pays for delays on Scottish e-govt project
• Web threat as KPNQwest totters on brink
• Industry sticks by E-Skills UK
• Walmart.com sells standalone LindowsOS
• Microsoft ruling steers future of online ID systems
• M&S signs up troubled telco
• Clothing store slashes its supply chain length
• Microsoft support warning
• Linklaters merger prompts switch to Office 2000 and AD
• Flagship IT skills body set for April relaunch
• NHS £5bn IT procurement finally begins
• IBM unveils Xperanto data integration technology
• BT to rename its mobile division MmO2 -- and other news
• Special Report: Intel Developers Forum
• Carriers unite to keep KPNQwest network alive
• NetObjects users left stranded
• Give us more time users tell Microsoft
• HP-Compaq merger - update
• SAP co-founder Plattner switches focus
• EDS ends outsourcing talks with Procter & Gamble
• IT staff top e-mail abuse table
• Job cuts put IT employment at its lowest level for a year
• Comdex show organisers file for bankruptcy
• Lax security jeopardises ISP's users:Hundreds of business Web sites vulnerable
• Super patch fails to fix worst flaw in Internet Explorer
• E-commerce minister calls for business to take responsibility for Net security
• British Standards Institute updates BS7799 security
• 11 September: One year on
• Open source threatens our business and may drive down prices, Microsoft says
• Victory for Microsoft in antitrust battle
• Blair: Public services "in technological dark ages"
• Time for action on cyberlaw
• Boost business with instant messenger and Web services, says Gartner
• Gartner offers 10 new-year resolutions for IT directors
• MP calls for new Commons rules on electronic petitions
• Spammer banned from harvesting e-mail addresses
• Call for cyber law review
• Law Commission calls for online libel review
• Linux to grow in datacentre
• Analysts urge caution over NHSNet upgrade
• Data chief aims to avoid the courts
• Vallor displayed all the traits of a typical hacker
• Dell defends pricing policy
• Kournikova writer gets community service
• Blair and Blunkett prepare UK for electronic ID cards
• Microsoft Java deadline starts 4 February
• TMA 2001
• Analysts sceptical of XP returns
• Slammer: To patch or not to patch?
• Budgens spurns Microsoft platform over licence fears
• Computer Weekly resists gag
• Housing Corporation lost data on the Tube
• Network Solutions blunders with 86,000 e-mail addresses
• Blow to UK m-payments development as leading provider pulls out
• Getronics debt problems leave customers concerned
• Gateway reports $72m quarterly net loss
• SAP claims leading CRM market positions
• Security expert questions code release in wake of Slammer attack
• France Télécom funding probed
• Web body publishes best practice documents
• Siemens and Talisma target Indian market with contact centre package
• Intergraph sues Texas Instruments over alleged patent breach
• Retail B2B exchange delivers £425m savings
• EU forces Passport changes from Microsoft
• Hutchison and Reuters sign mobile content deal
• Linux boost expected for Trusted Computing
• Intel updates XScale PDA processor with faster bus
• O2 to delay 3G services over price cut order
• Users told to keep an eye on headless C&W
• Microsoft offers CRM solution for small businesses
• E-minister learns how Canadians deliver IT
• Somerfield halves cost of e-mail storage
• Post Office IT chief upbeat about deal
• Sony and Ericsson invest €300m into mobile phone venture
• Bios maker promises 'bunker' for PCs
• Microsoft and Sun debate .net and Java
• SAP offers product to help meet US govt criteria
• EarthLink axes a quarter of its staff
• EBay launches marketplace for small businesses
• AOL Time Warner suffers loss and vice-chairman Ted Turner steps down
• Sun files opposition to Microsoft's Java appeal
• Co-op loses £11m case as IT staff 'lie' in court
• Britannia completes IT refresh
• CSA computer goes live
• Courts Libra system 'is one of the worst IT projects ever seen'
• Copyright and data protection law top e-commerce legal fears
• EDS: IT revamps needed
• Firms should help police fight IT crime
• Directors face 'cyber liability'



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