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  • Microsoft reaches settlement with 'spam king'
  • HP and Red Hat to offer new-style software licence
  • IBM ships core Workplace product with Red Hat OS
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  • IBM to support Firefox browser on Domino
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  • MSc course to help technology start-ups
  • Symantec woos IT messaging execs with integration pitch
  • Citrix adds playback and record to online meeting tool
  • Cut Software Assurance costs, users tell Microsoft
  • Government intranet races ahead
  • GE to deploy ID tool for 450,000 staff
  • NHS staff reveal serious concerns over IT plan
  • ITstaff at higher risk of burnout than other workers, says survey
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  • Speech tools to be added to Exchange
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  • Paddy Power to use real-time data analysis on betting site
  • BEA Weblogic Server 9.0 designed to reduce IT downtime
  • AOL extends mobile wireless business with Wildseed acquisition
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  • DNS vulnerability could open door to fraud
  • Next generation HTML adds flexibility of XML to the 'lingua franca of the web'
  • Firms using 'barely half' of their ERP licences
  • EMC makes it easier to scale up data storage
  • Firelink contract to be awarded, but firefighters turn up the heat
  • Cisco revamps paswords after website scare
  • CSC signs deal to protect UK staff
  • Awards to recognise women's IT success
  • Building society automates its fraud detection systems
  • SSA Global adds human resources supplier Boniva to expanding stable
  • Watchdog delays report into NHS IT programme
  • West Midlands Police rolls out tracking software to help target uninsured vehicles
  • Housing Corporation orders a review of £17m IT modernisation
  • EDS to develop offender management system
  • Balfour Beatty speeds up site health and safety audits with mobile data system
  • Microsoft to present plan for Linux compatibility
  • Hackers launch fresh assault on Windows anti-piracy system
  • LSE criticises government response to ID card report
  • IBM releases corporate search tool for range of business documents
  • Sunbelt researchers uncover data collected by ID theft ring
  • Netsuite uses Ajax to grease wheels of business software suite
  • CardSystems must retain security-breach data, rules court
  • HP to release Linux version of Virus Throttler antivirus tool
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  • Europe to invest in information and communication technology
  • Trusted Computing Group releases server specs
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  • Body Shop implements point-of-sale system worldwide
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  • Home Office awards EDS £39m offender management contract
  • Word add-on can keep a secret
  • BMC predicts better future after first-quarter loss
  • Novell offers Suse source code to developers
  • CA patch vulnerability
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