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• Q-Link offers drag-and-drop Web services
• Reuters offers monitored IM
• Verizon deal will increase broadband access to MSN
• Cloudmark taps p-to-p to fight spam
• World Cup network more reliable than some teams
• Apache security breach: Patch now or face attack
• UK court throws out Via suit against Intel
• Technology One and SAP contest One branding
• Gartner: Protect yourself against Cisco maintenance price rises
• Snooping laws will push up user costs and send suppliers abroad
• Ten-minute-rule Bill aims to loosen Data Protection Act
• Retailer looks to electronic tags to reduce theft
• Nokia lowers second-half sales forecast for 2002
• Costs to rise despite data law retreat
• Punch-cards make a comeback
• Blair admits courts' IT is still in the dark ages
• MoD's Chinook tactics spark a constitutional row
• Scottish MP seeks investigation into inquiry delay
• FTC charges Rambus with anticompetitive acts
• Cahoot: 3G or iDTV "not for banking"
• BSkyB launches interactive TV billing service
• EC promises not to interfere in 3G
• Bloomberg's new interface signals technology overhaul
• Microsoft rejects judge's remedy call as antitrust hearing ends
• Forum Systems unveils XML security appliance
• Computer workers: don't neglect your eyes
• Fujitsu adds Linux support to NetCobol series
• Hull trials m-payment car parks
• First European WLAN cross-border roaming service launched
• HP unleashes high-end NonStop server
• Airline broadband service signs up AT&T
• Visa to co-ordinate company systems
• IBM puts Linux at heart of New York
• NetIQ digs deeper with Web analytics offering
• Micron subpoenaed in DRAM probe
• JVC extends InterLink sub-notebook line
• Microsoft to use Crystal Enterprise in CRM
• UK businesses are not moving to Windows XP
• Industry lobbying pushed government into e-mail climbdown
• BT pushes online business billing service
• Gartner: poor asset management will cost you dear
• Accelerator boosts corporate wide area network capacity by up to 400%
• Barclaycard first to offer Visa e-verification in UK
• Documentum adds content distribution
• Eurim to give IT users a voice in Westminster
• Diageo to link global suppliers
• Thompson to cut costs with price optimisation software
• Sun offers its systems pre-loaded with software
• Senior IT directors back call for tougher cybercrime laws
• KPNQwest: expect the worst
• PC back-up for mobile phone data
• Socitm and Sun forge Star deal
• Poor IT is causing delays across the justice system
• BEA to unwrap WebLogic Platform 7.0
• Check Point adds wireless partners to OPSEC
• IBM launches tools to ease database administration
• Deutsche Telekom chief waives 2002 stock options
• Philips squeeze CD-ROM drive in mobile devices
• Intel to offer complete Itanium 2 server
• Oracle acquires WebGain tools
• Courion delivers new-look AccountCourier
• Oracle meets Q4 forecasts
• TechXNY: Toshiba promises corridor cruisers
• IBM submits mobile standard to Oasis
• Big Bear sighting expected in August
• Intel scraps Web hosting business
• Whitbread achieves 15% saving with e-auctions
• Red Hat to develop Linux to run on Itanium 2
• Hotmail POP mail users will have to pay
• Microsoft to build Java support into XP
• AMD and Apple lower revenue forecasts
• General Motors ends outsourcing to slash IT costs
• Ministers forced into snooper's charter climbdown
• Security alerts highlight Apache Web Server flaws
• Qwest replaces Nacchio with former Tellabs CEO
• Comdisco begins to sell assets
• IBM debuts updated WebSphere Commerce
• IBM tool to detect rogue wireless LAN access points
• I-mode wireless Net service shows slow but steady growth
• Proxim buys Agere's wireless LAN ops for $65m
• US issues patent for Net voice system
• Intel releases server products for Xeon family
• GM to launch procurement site for dealers
• Loudcloud abandons services model
• Google search appliance gains traction
• Ask Jeeves rolls out enterprise self-service app
• Guardian Digital offers new Secure Linux server OS
• Sun plans to pip IBM and HP with Cherrystone
• Fujitsu pledges support for Microsoft .net
• Financial services companies question value of outsourcing
• Microsoft launches BizTalk Server 2002 for SMEs
• Streaming media clogs corporate networks
• BA the latest to test Internet-in-the-sky
• South Africa's domain administrator hides key file
• SAS upgrade simplifies looks to simplify data analysis tools
• IBM demos wireless monitoring app
• P&G may outsource 5,700 jobs by year's end
• MS patches developer software infected with Nimda worm
• Toshiba launches Wi-Fi integrated Pocket PC
• Intel eyes RISC server vendors



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