• Notice issued in Microsoft antitrust case
  • Oracle invites PeopleSoft customers to online 'meetings'
  • Agile targets medical device firms with PLM software update
  • Lucent warns it will not be in profit this year
  • Legato shareholders sue to block EMC acquisition
  • Japan launch for Fujitsu mobile phone
  • Microsoft adds web apps to Java conversion tool
  • Departments should pay for internal IT, says Gartner
  • US must ban spam, says European Commission
  • Computer Associates tackles web services management
  • GCHQ spy centre IT upgrade soars tenfold to £450m
  • Yahoo sets up India development centre
  • Intel expands Xeon cache
  • Network Associates debuts IntruShield product
  • SGI releases visualisation products
  • Test version of Linux 2.6 released
  • Adobe teaches PDF documents to speak XML
  • EU promises autumn action on spam
  • Salesforce.com sues UpShot over ad claims
  • European Wlan market will boom, then bust
  • Walmart.com offers Microtel PC with Linux
  • Unisys preaches Java for large Wintel box
  • Burton Group speakers debate web services
  • Sybase opens Linux showcase centre in New York
  • Yahoo to buy Overture for $1.63bn
  • PeopleSoft wins DOJ approval for JD Edwards deal: Oracle extends offer
  • Employment is down but skills gaps persist
  • Pilkington embarks on £10m IT consolidation
  • Government urged to give council care records plan a higher priority
  • Government planning one-stop site for pensions
  • Lastminute.com integrates travel sites with new datawarehouse
  • Rail ticketing website is running on time
  • Litigation a real threat for sites not following disability standards
  • New rules mean major IT spend
  • Outsourcers attack Fast campaign
  • MPs probe work and pensions IT
  • Industry given chance to steer UK training policy
  • GPs: IT plan will hit patient care
  • Hidden costs in 'grey' Cisco kit
  • MoD highlights Iraq supply snags
  • HP drops outsourcing bids to avoid IT unions
  • Sun consolidation strategy causes confusion
  • Oracle plans pricing and licensing seminars
  • MacWorld New York opens its doors
  • Peregrine to emerge from bankuptcy in August
  • Software firms say interoperability is vital for web services
  • Commodore brand prepares for relaunch
  • EDS and Orange extend mobile partnership
  • Lindows offers no-fuss Linux
  • CA chiefs spell out the future - and it's not outsourcing
  • Top five rules for office etiquette
  • Ground rules for NHSIT success
  • CA sharpens on-demand computing focus
  • Radar tags to give greater asset control
  • Xerox to move accounting online after e-metering success
  • Businesses warned of online software pirates
  • European IT spend will feel the squeeze for another five years
  • Business fears government internet takeover
  • Microsoft releases Speech Server beta
  • CA to hand over Open Security Exchange to IEEE
  • Open-source experts debate SCO lawsuit
  • NTT Docomo takes hard line on I-mode spammers
  • SCO documents reveal Sun is mystery licensee
  • EDS vice-president retires
  • OpenGroupware debuts with software release
  • Users may get a shock from Vaio notebooks
  • IBM offers privacy language for ID management
  • 3Com allowed to intervene in Cisco-Huawei suit
  • Sun woos Tru64 users with HP Away programme
  • US music organisation targets Spanish site
  • WorldCom's fate as US govt contractor hangs in the balance
  • German govt publishes open-source guidelines
  • Met swoops after nuclear hacking
  • York University builds a Linux cluster to speed up searching unstructured data
  • Fairclough, IT pioneer, dies at 72
  • Macromedia to update Breeze
  • Telcos and IT firms at high risk from economic crime
  • Intel to develop chip for broadband wireless apps
  • Germany extends green card for 15,000 IT experts to 2004
  • Ellison talks acquisitions and mocks PeopleSoft's Conway
  • Oracle to double Indian development staff numbers
  • Spoof lottery site tries to steal personal details
  • MSN strengthens ties with eBay
  • AT&T and MCI offer Wi-Fi to enterprise VPN customers
  • Wanadoo faces fine for stifling ADSL competition
  • Yahoo reports largest revenue figures so far
  • AOL enhances premium voice services
  • Website spoofs PayPal to glean billing information
  • US spam law debate rages on
  • Dell revamps recycling programme
  • HP adds developer program to storage spec
  • Oracle plans 10i database launch for September
  • Oracle releases second version of Collaboration suite
  • Long distance fibre channel over IP piloted
  • Sun and Deloitte Consulting renew services partnership
  • Equant offers managed IDS
  • Government pledges to drive up IT skills
  • Congress fights over spam opt-in rules
  • StorageTek boosts Virtual Storage Manager
  • BT expands IT services with web services deal
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