• Maxell on path to terabyte storage disks
  • Open source developers intervene in Microsoft EU lawsuit
  • BBC2 to broadcast over broadband
  • Microsoft hires Cray's chief scientist for supercomputer drive
  • Dutch firm takes on Icann with alternative Domain System
  • MEPs propose one-year data retention for police
  • Global news agency adds secure instant messaging to link to MSN and AOL
  • Cut IT skills shortage by closing gender gap, say female IT professionals
  • BASF offers SAP HR as a service
  • RSPB picks Hornbill helpdesk
  • MPs hear evidence from Computer Weekly on IT accountability
  • Sober worm infects one in eight e-mails
  • London fire authority installs e-procurement system
  • EU ministers lay out e-government vision
  • Google hit by porn problem
  • Outsourcing works better when based on trust, survey finds
  • Novell appoints new CTO
  • Northern Ireland Policing Board gets new FOI system
  • Commission for Rural Communities ups productivity with mobile data
  • Microsoft signs up Anti-phishing specialists
  • Microsoft issues denial-of-service warning for XP
  • The French come up with freeware ‘Skype-killer’
  • Sloppy handheld habits continue to plague users
  • Users frustrated by mobile costs, warns Ovum
  • Salford signs £10m, 20-year VoIP
  • Bulldog launches SME broadband division
  • Oracle user group snaps up PeopleSoft users
  • Windows now leading server operating system
  • Don't wait until 2008 to roll out Vista, analyst warns
  • Lloyds TSB increases reliance on India for IT services
  • Grid Computing Used in Fight Against AIDS
  • US may be refused air passenger data by Europe
  • Intel launches Flash memory production firm
  • IT spend in the UK makes slight recovery
  • Do less and get more
  • Barrier to exit the most understated IT issue says Sun chief
  • IT departments to shrink as technical aptitude will not be good enough on its own
  • Stop outsourcing and begin multisourcing
  • Scrap Skype, warns analyst
  • New Sober worm continues to spread
  • SAP acquisiton to boost its retail pricing and demand analysis
  • Opera plugs security holes
  • HMRC signs new £560m outsourcing contract
  • Ellison settles share-trading case
  • Quarterly ad sales pass $3bn mark
  • Influential survey says security 'set back by 6 years'
  • LegalMatch gets new lease with Siebel CRM
  • Google patches critical flaws in enterprise search appliance
  • Google pulls plug on free web analytics
  • Government settles for £71m compensation from EDS
  • FBI warns of latest hoax email Sober threat
  • Microsoft employee jailed for software theft
  • Microsoft to share new document format with developers
  • Critical security flaw threatens Internet Explorer
  • Google fixes content-sharing security holes
  • Equity firm buys IT analyst group
  • New Firefox browser needs more testing
  • GM offers IT contract framework
  • Rapid roll out for UN's global ERP
  • SFIA portal helps firms identify IT training needs
  • Focus on e-booking could disrupt entire IT scheme
  • Sainsbury's banks on insourcing
  • Next move: Where next when end-to-end ends?
  • Intelligent Finance uses framework to better manage skills
  • Interest increases in Serial Attached SCSI
  • Ikea to provide online order tracking facility
  • Linux grows stronger with kernel update
  • Link rolls out auto fraud detection kit
  • High bandwidth ups the ante at Coral
  • IT departments get faster at patching systems
  • Suppliers come under pressure after hackers target applications
  • Spotlight on mobile management
  • News in brief
  • Banks face new compliance hurdle
  • Decentralised employee training could create skills gaps, says TUC
  • Cisco answers the call of the sea
  • CA offers automated ID control
  • Business value benefits drive interest in BPM
  • E-government awards off target
  • Broker uses online collaboration tool to meet FSA contract targets
  • Industry and government back IT chartered qualification initiative
  • New mainframe emulation option could boost speeds by eight times
  • AutoTrader's pioneering switch to 64-bit grid computing pays off
  • From fusion experiments to dotcoms, ICI man climbs ladder to global security chief
  • Hot skills: Software tests may be automated, but the human element is crucial
  • Hardware-based virtualisation heralds major revamp for PCs
  • Oracle offers plug-in for Microsoft and other big announcements
  • Service Availability tool added to CA Unicenter
  • CA revamps Unicenter to aid management
  • Wireless security: Public Wi-Fi could open security holes
  • Microsoft's 64-bit push unveiled
  • Windows users fall victim to Apple media flaws
  • Thief takes off with Boeing laptop in new identity theft scare
  • Microsoft bolsters anti-phishing capabilities
  • Microsoft solves mobile synchronisation flaw
  • Microsoft releases Windows update Firefox plug-in
  • Wireless security crucial to railway safety
  • Win a brand new PSP
  • Sanyo posts massive loss
  • Sun to distribute and support open-source database
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