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• EDS wins £200m outsourcing contract
• Sema troubles deepen
• Amdahl name disappears into Fujitsu
• Cheap plastic chip developed
• Top Story: Leaked ACPO document reveals cybercops' seven year itch
• Telcos in a flap over cybertap law
• BA IT chief resigns
• Big Blue offers security belt and braces algorithm
• Armed forces morale hit by Chinook say MPs
• Direct e-purchasing brings savings
• Bank computer thieves busted in dawn raid
• Chinook: a breach of natural justice
• Mull of Kintyre MPs call on Blair to end Chinook deadlock
• E-business staff to get pay rises of twice national average
• European dot coms still profitable - survey
• Transmeta confirms notebook chip recall
• Scottish Power in major ASP deal
• ASPs bitten by ferocious market
• Citizen Portal launched - UK population become Beta testers for UK Online
• Bluetooth could interfere with Lans
• Paper-thin screens will hit the market next year
• Personalised shopping for Benetton customers
• New domains are not a solution
• Chinook tragedy demands reform
• Law firm's life-line to start-up failures
• NHS minister backs XML
• Lastminute technical glitch mars £8m Web site relaunch
• MPs boost Chinook fight
• Oracle integrates business data
• No ban on hacking tools, says Council of Europe
• One2One to launch integrated prepaid mobile bundle
• Economics of 3G may not add up, says i-Mode
• Sun auctions its server hardware
• ICL plans to boost hot-desking
• IBM faces racism claim
• Get ready for software licence changes
• Thieves strike at Deutsche Bank
• Users voice stiffing fears over mainframe rebrand
• Snap turns NAS servers into Java appliances
• Suffolk links healthcare community
• Study shows management is key to IT project success
• BCS group champions an untapped pool of IT talent
• Call for contractor training help
• Auction creates Internet underclass
• Costs soar with PO bank plan
• Dell to launch Web outsource service
• Call for sensible rules on employee e-mail use
• P4 no boost for business
• Online retailers face prospect of bumper Christmas
• Pirate software seized in bid to stop auction sales
• Commission seeks victims of IT fraud
• Compaq goes into storage on demand
• Caught red handed by latest police IT
• Deaf site designs for special needs
• Interpol puts heat on the cyberbeat
• Mainframe users save on software
• RIP Act nominated for Big Brother awards
• REC says no to PeopleVillage
• New wireless services get an airing at Comdex
• E-commerce boom creating 1,000 Java vacancies a month
• E-tailing success: online and on time?
• Electronic ink is the latest revelation as Gates unveils Microsoft Tablets in Vegas
• Elata helps firms manage mobile workforce
• Ericsson stakes future on mobile Internet
• IT managers are not ready to fight cyber squatters
• IT skills give hope to the homeless
• IT recruitment agency margins falling
• HP unveils new Wap management tools
• ITers must become e-people
• The e-revolution is cancelled
• Show visitors get inside info on mobile and e-business
• Software that checks its own licence
• Spies' Love Bug failure
• Salford council criticised over outsourcing debacle
• Security is main trade issue for e-traders
• Overland aims for sales rise via reseller scheme
• Absence of ERP specialists leaves show wide open for MES packages
• ASPs gain as JDE abandons direct route
• Combatting Internet crime: a cybercop for every force
• Did MoD deceive RAF inquiry?
• New handheld by Heron Management Services
• Pension plan threatened by failure to agree on portal
• Compaq out, Microsoft in on Gateway project
• National IT skills strategy a 'missed opportunity'
• NAI criticised for bug in VirusScan update file
• Interpol most-wanted goes online
• MS new technology unveiled at Comdex
• Many Net execs are "unsavoury"
• No Java, no problem, say IT managers
• Princes squeezes costs out with MES
• E-business message fails to wake slumbering manufacturing sector
• Extent of skills shortages exaggerated in some sectors
• Hague slams IR35 tax burden
• IT training courses up for auction
• Third gen job site debuts
• Troubled training body put into administration
• The sky's no limit
• Tivoli moves into San market
• Turning retail into e-tail
• Short-term solutions cannot plug skills gap



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