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• Retailer wins domain-name case
• IBM HR system saves $10m
• IT spending steadies
• Server filter puts a fee on e-mail spam
• NHSnet boost from pathology messaging trials
• Mergers fail to deliver as IT issues are overlooked
• Police body backs call for reform of force's IT systems
• Multi-channel future for retail
• Hickson quits CBI for island life
• Leading retailers call for fewer B2B exchanges
• Two-thirds of IT chiefs unaware of BS7799
• CA earnings report raises eyebrows
• IBM's "pixie dust" promises to quadruple disc space
• Mercury Interactive expands offering with US acquisition
• Gartner says Ariba is in trouble
• E-signatures made legal in Germany
• FCC report shows emerging telecoms making headway
• Microsoft extends automatic patches
• IT prefers perpetual licences
• Banks delay e-services over legal uncertainty
• Palm drops Extended acquisition
• BSA: make staff sign piracy pledge
• Tories promise RIP review
• IT chiefs face digital signature nightmare
• Tories promise e-envoy review
• Sun shifts to ASP model
• Cisco and Intel partner to offer Gigabit deals
• FBI cyber crime unit running on half staff
• Dell axe hits 200 Irish jobs
• Japan carriers plan mobile phone payment system
• UPDATE - SAP buys heath care CRM suite to bolster mySAP
• One third of business software is pirated, says watchdog
• Let Mom manage your server-level operations
• Nortel offers optical Wan storage
• Smart users can now wear their card reader
• User-managed VPN announced
• Microsoft to provide content for Handspring users
• Olap spreadsheets come to SQL Server
• IBM strategy boosts UDDI registry
• Aspic and Wipo lay out ASP guidelines
• Intel rolls out Xeon chips with NetBurst
• Compaq offers wireless modules on new notebooks
• Companies could face litigation over IT security breaches
• Copper Mountain aims for efficient ATM-based DSL nets
• VeriSign keeps control of .com domain names
• Enterasys gets head start with kit for new wireless LAN standard
• IBM beats EDS to $6bn Fiat contract
• Guardent taking over Defendnet
• Network Associates to drop 10 products in move away from NT
• European e-commerce still on a roll, report says
• White House rewriting national IT security plan
• US FCC Chairman Powell seeks to overhaul agency
• Andreessen: Bet on telecom standards, not vendors
• Sun inks five-year, $200m contract with Kodak
• Vignette weds content to applications
• TLD holders issue rallying cry
• Motorola to release high-availability telecom server
• Covisint outsources entire infrastructure to Exodus
• Hosting market under fire
• E-mail and Web access arrive on rail service
• Microsoft lures Enterprise Developers
• CRM rivals take aim at Siebel
• Internet banks stalled by legal confusion
• Portal software battle hots up
• Elsa to raise brand profile with a range of initiatives
• UCITA opponents slow software licensing law
• Compaq first to offer "storage as a service" but Unix users need not apply
• New group aims to head off Internet domain havoc
• Channel survey predicts fall in European server growth
• Cheese worm tries to fix infected Linux systems
• IBM backs Microsoft e-business standard
• Acequote marketplace bucks trend delivering Compaq £5m
• Ofsted criticises IT training for school teachers
• MasterCard ties data, ERP
• C2000 updates on-line return facility
• Synstar sells off Italian arm for a £4.5m deficit
• Cisco swaps partner accreditation for customer satisfaction
• UK government behind plans to reduce privacy
• Novell launches revised scheme
• Vignette lays off staff at Emea HQ
• Sage revenues rise despite slowdown
• Linux OS highlighted in IBM April server announcements
• Linux to boom following Microsoft licence changes
• AOC sets its sights on a place at the top
• Cisco IPv6 revival addresses IP limits
• Two new worms crawling through networks
• Cisco blames the economy
• E-minister pledges time-saving deal for SMEs
• Clarus still seeking first paying customer in UK
• Microsoft changes the way you pay for software
• EMC pushes software strategy
• A year of appliance servers
• Electronic money law set to shake up banking industry
• Memory is the heart and soul of Kingston
• UN plans cybercrime measures
• Online transactions hit £57bn in 2000
• Microsoft is missing as the 64-bit party hots up
• Sony announces new Crusoe-based Vaio
• Users urge IBM to resist marginalisation of iSeries
• Pinnacle to double reseller base



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