• Industry backs action on training
  • IT directors face fight for staff
  • Interoperable instant messaging by January
  • ISPs need to get involved in regulatory debate, says Ofcom
  • Lloyds TSB signs £500m network deal with IBM
  • IBM security boss reveals roadmap
  • Lycos pulls antispam screensaver from site
  • Product life-cycle managers eye SMEs
  • BT to take full control of Italian telco Albacom
  • IBM puts PC business up for sale
  • Ericsson offers mobile "push" e-mail product
  • More mobile anti-virus appears
  • EU Parliament to fund internet anti-porn programme
  • Sun submits licence to open-source group
  • Think Sarbanes Oxley extension changes things? Think again
  • Gartner sees 'grim' 2005 for unsavvy IT shops
  • Sun shines on interoperability progress with Microsoft
  • Automatic code de-buggers 10 years away
  • Linux wins major deal earning more credibility for open source
  • Deepnet browser guards against phishing
  • Oracle sets out Openworld stall
  • Jail terms for DRam price fixers
  • EDS loses another Australian government agency contract renewal
  • Object database goes open source
  • Brown to focus on plugging skills gap
  • Bull appoints a new chairman
  • Lycos anti-spam campaign backfires
  • Sex spammers targetted in Microsoft lawsuits
  • BT switches its call centre network to VoIP
  • Unix lawsuit agreement raises questions for SCO
  • Managers misuse technology to monitor staff, says report
  • E-voters get second chance after machine failed to count them
  • Dell signs big desktop contract with Philips
  • Mozilla unveils Thunderbird e-mail app
  • NEC develops multi-core mobile phone processor
  • Google opens Tokyo research centre
  • Walsall Council and Fujitsu forge £650m partnership
  • EU biometric IDs on track
  • Half of US IT jobs could go in the next 20 years
  • £520m deals in Denmark build IBM's European presence
  • Wireless-J standard opens Japan to the Wi-Fi world
  • Microsoft introduces weblog service
  • Intel seeks 'household name' status for digital home and office products
  • IBM opens up on Power processors
  • European regulator approves state aid for Bull
  • Nokia earmarks millions to build new plant in India
  • EC stops ContentGuard investigation
  • Oracle plans raft of software updates
  • Apache may end volunteer model
  • Internet accelerator unmasked as spyware
  • Lycos antispam screensaver draws fire
  • Microsoft patches month-old IE flaw
  • US firm launches disc-based security back-up package
  • CA picks SAP for ERP rollout
  • Orange phones talk to blind users
  • Phreaks love Bluetooth
  • Disability compliance via Vasco
  • Exeter goes Giga
  • GPRS plagued by Byzantine pricing
  • Broadband brought under central control
  • Scottish WLans leave themselves wide open
  • What you hear in black and white
  • Mobile e-mail cure lifts productivity
  • Free mail from Orange
  • Patent dispute hits intensive care IT
  • Sharp and Sony Ericsson work together on 3G handsets
  • ID cards will not hold DNA records
  • New strain of Skulls Trojan hits smartphones
  • IBM to support Sybase for Linux
  • Cingular maps out 3G roll-out in US
  • AirMagnet offers wireless monitoring debate
  • HP kit to get Virus Throttler next year
  • Thanksgiving overload takes shopping hell online
  • Cisco launches video conferencing package
  • BT teams up with Microsoft to sell services to SMEs
  • HP ditches datacentre service for automation module
  • Microsoft sues resellers for piracy
  • Microsoft to open research lab in India
  • New Netscape adds Internet Explorer support
  • Windows flaw exposes servers to attack
  • Botnets target the enterprise warn experts
  • Linux slashes costs for bank giant
  • Chinese WLan standard group denied US visas
  • Hackers denounce SCO patent claim
  • BT wins EU network services contract
  • New president pledges to champion 26% of the population still without PC access
  • Next Move: What do I need to work from home?
  • Firms face university challenge in identifying the best IT graduates
  • Be prepared for that crucial first interview
  • Wi-Fi Planet expo highlights multichannel access points
  • Online portal built by Somerset Council connects citizens to wide range of services
  • Philips revisits home PC market
  • Small open-source suppliers unite to bid for a share of big players' pie
  • Ofcom: market forces will reward innovation in wireless technology
  • New file system reduces Treo 650 storage capacity
  • Waterways to cut costs by 35% with Fujitsu
  • Jail terms promised for anyone tampering with ID card database
  • NHS e-booking system hits problems
  • SP2 does not fully protect IE6
  • Sony to pay $40m to end patent dispute
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