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• Oddbins capitalises on e-mail
• IBM and DARPA explore low-power computing
• Linux spending dips, but is poised for growth
• CERT: Security flaw in Sun library affects Kerberos
• FTC is looking into VeriSign's marketing practices
• IBM lures SME clients to Linux
• Coca-Cola cuts 140 IT jobs
• HP lands $35m contract with IRS
• Sun could double processor count in servers
• Analysts predict cars will drive Bluetooth adoption
• Automotive network plays safe
• Council's ITservices firm plan is too ambitious, experts warn
• Data Act changed to aid MPs
• BT reveals multimedia strategy
• University in row over academics' software
• US IT spending to rally in 2002
• Ford and Caterpillar strike SAP mega deal to develop supply chain systems
• Java Web services not open, say analysts
• Law firm in £10m Logica deal
• NHS IT tsar will be named soon
• New £623m control centre handles fewer flights
• EU database rules threaten small motor manufacturers
• Help get culture online
• Report urges e-voting caution
• Users: strike dream deals as vendors fight to survive
• Nokia launches multimedia application developer kit
• Core router market: no growth until 2004
• Users criticise Active Directory's inflexibility
• Cisco boasts profit and revenue boost
• DTI issues e-commerce rules
• HP unveils initiative to keep cool and save energy
• Oracle Small Business gets upgrade but stays local
• Cadbury Schweppes suffers go-live delay to £200m revamp
• HP strengthens line of Unix servers
• Jobs market shows hint of recovery
• Burglars captured by police data mining kit
• WorldCom moving wireless users to other carriers
• US cyber attack fails to materialise
• IDC: Microsoft will make security top priority
• Digex to lay off 200 employees
• Dairy firm uses Coda-Intelligence software to boost ERP performance
• UK broadband set to hit 1.9 million households
• Sun speeds up core of server line
• Yahoo! buys stake in Finland's Sonera Zed
• European Commission approves breakup of Blu mobile operation
• Jonathan Miller tipped as new AOL chief
• Wireless roaming demonstrated between 802.11 and GPRS networks
• Web service brings financial data to Microsoft Office
• Siemens sells SNS to "optimise portfolio"
• SAP delivers CRM system to Florida Revenue Department
• Transmeta makes PC debut in US
• Microsoft, Dell and Intel fund Cornell cluster expansion
• Microsoft charges for Windows technology access
• NEC launches environmentally friendly PC
• Sun touts road map to Solaris 10
• Linux cluster tackles gene research
• Trojan horse found in OpenSSH software
• Microsoft makes concessions to DoJ
• WorldCom Europe upbeat despite rumoured sell-off
• Sybase readies test version of portal software
• Microsoft acts on settlement before court acceptance
• Microsoft drops OS plans for InfiniBand
• Siemens may cut more jobs at telecoms units
• IBM bundles storage hardware for biotech
• Sprint under fire for breaching spam law
• UCITA backers offer changes to licensing law
• IBM expands server cluster technology
• IBM/PwC Consulting: What the analysts are saying
• 3Com: Intel is violating injunction
• IBM and PwC defend post-sale auditing relationship
• Global Crossing auction date pushed back again
• SEC scrutinises AOL's deal with PurchasePro
• Biomax launches new human genome database
• Avaya prepares to build on World Cup triumph
• Supply chain failure dents ICI profits
• Corio to acquire Qwest ASP assets
• Software vendors are obliged to find vulnerabilities, says US govt
• Notebook growth soars as PC market declines
• Pentagon issues wireless disconnect order to military
• Shareholders sue Computer Associates over deal to end proxy fight
• IBM doubles up Unix clusters
• FBI takes former WorldCom execs into custody
• Challenges facing the IBM/PwC Consulting merger
• Microsoft unveils systems architecture guidelines
• Security fears slow adoption of WLan networks
• Sprint faces legal action over spam
• Yahoo! retreats from European online auctions
• W3C breaks language barrier to Semantic Web
• France Télécom sells cable company to Liberty Media
• Business brisk in run-up to Microsoft deadline
• Database will combat phone theft
• E-procurement system set to save NHS £200m
• MPs slam air traffic systems
• IT professionals back call to reform Computer Misuse Act
• EDS edged out of courts' IT contract despite lower bid
• Deutsche Telekom rules out rural DSL
• TNT shows BS7799:2 savings
• Microsoft opens .net to Apache
• Retailers are split into e-haves and have-nots
• Firms fail to retain IT high-fliers



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