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• Sun sharpens software focus with Solaris 9
• MS trial remedy phase closes with dramatic e-mail
• Tibco unfurls business platform for Web services
• IT Directors' Forum: Business is holding back IT
• IBM firms up Colgate-Palmolive infrastructure
• Senate committee backs tech legislation
• Terra Lycos launches enterprise services unit
• Microsoft: Lawyers debate remedy enforcement
• Researchers develop 100Gbyte optical disc
• Blue Martini toasts marketing app
• Congressman challenges copyright act
• Epicor wraps CRM in .net
• Banks go for instant messaging
• Brio thinks metrics
• US telecoms firm forced to cut jobs
• US defence agency using vulnerable WLAN security
• Intel puts graphics, USB 2.0 on chipsets
• FBI investigates credit report theft
• Brand management is focus of new Haht attack
• Web services shape portal landscape
• Cisco makes its routing software more resilient
• Vitria updates BusinessWare Web services
• Address software discrepancies now - or face the consequences
• Patch fails to fix all Explorer problems
• Vitria marries Web services and business process management
• Nats software upgrade grounds air traffic
• Network Associates restates financial reports
• BroadVision zeroes in on portal applications
• Sun readies Liberty Alliance offering
• Ethernet, wireless Lan markets shrink in Q1
• Judge denies MS motion against Lindows
• Researcher gives biometric readers the finger
• Sun pits StarOffice against MS Office
• VMware upgrades ESX Server
• Citrix extends access to Windows specs
• SEC expands CA accounting probe
• RSA, Sun team on network security
• German state considers tighter Net surveillance
• Infineon, AMD, DuPont team on chips
• Directors turn backs on disaster recovery plans
• Computer Associates probe widens
• Plumtree pitches new crop for sale
• Digitise content management, says IBM exec
• EU to regulate online selling of financial services
• CRM firm boosts data mining tools
• Fake Xbox emulator taken offline
• Salesforce.com strikes call centre deal
• Microsoft plugs six more security holes in IE
• Experts call for independent study of land gazetteer
• IBM CEO ducks layoffs issue
• Government does not learn from IT failures
• Peer backs bill to outlaw denial of service attacks
• EU to get tough with Microsoft
• Report shows e-business is stalled, not dead
• Bromley switches to CSL
• We win campaign award - again
• ITers get new way to keep in touch
• NTL police radio deal shows importance of due diligence
• N Yorks police sees IP network as base for infrastructure revamp
• United Biscuits expects £1m from outsourcing
• Glitch offers air tickets for $5 at United.com
• M&S VS.net system to cut fraud by 10%
• Barcodes to kill tills?
• Portal improves hotel efficiency
• Do some good and take a pat on the back
• Benchmark for e-mail servers
• Microsoft quietly plans to target Linux users with cut-down .net Web Server
• IBM claims beefed-up Websphere can slash companies' software integration costs by 50%
• Intel targets Sun in chip war
• Smartcard flaw opens door to identity theft
• Sniffer's role is extended
• Tesco's IT boss becomes a millionaire
• Wireless Lans expose firms to denial attacks
• Users shun MS licence charges
• CSC exceeds expectations in Q4
• Government wants more firms to bid for public sector contracts
• HP turns Q2 profit before Compaq merger
• Autonomic computing could be reality
• Inktomi boosts search with XML
• ISPs challenge ruling on searches of user data
• Solaris 9 to boost clustering
• Napster CEO calls it quits
• StorageNetworks upgrades STORos
• Cisco ships iSCSI/Fibre Channel-over-IP router
• CA suffers fall in revenue
• Nortel and Brocade cement partnership
• IBM promises better manageability for DB2
• Blu to be broken up
• Business challenges Information Commission on workplace privacy rights
• Microsoft assigns responsibility for bugs
• Macromedia spruces up app server
• Casio creates credit card-size camera
• RealNames calls it quits, blaming Microsoft
• Plumtree pushes Web services connectivity
• Cisco router brings SANs to small groups
• Deutsche Telekom could delay bond issue
• Sun to unveil rack-mount Cobalt appliance
• Trade panel examines Hitachi patent case
• SPS Commerce e-enables supply chain
• Radar detectors zap petrol pump transactions



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