• European mobile alliance rolls out first services
  • Portal standards approach completion
  • Gateway releases four-way server
  • MS changes protocol licensing programme
  • US software licensing law loses support
  • US updates surveillance laws
  • Motorola awarded $4bn from Turkish fraud case
  • DoJ clears Orbitz of antitrust violations
  • Oracle preps E-Business Suite for US midmarket
  • California undergoes IT makeover
  • Wireless authentication standards stymie market
  • EMC adds high-end array and connectivity options
  • Sybase PowerBuilder developer tool goes mobile
  • Microsoft.com forced offline by DOS attack
  • New e-mail worm attacks via old breach
  • BT enjoys leap in profits
  • IBM expands Lotus Linux support
  • Companies publish vulnerability disclosure guidelines
  • Customers positive on Sun's CenterRun acquisition
  • Nokia promises major corporate telecoms savings
  • Lotus Instant Messenger comes to BlackBerry
  • Bank of Ireland IT staff walk out
  • SAP acquires stake in DCW Software
  • Verizon management prepares for strike
  • WLan faces performance troubles
  • Fujitsu and IBM battle it out for the fastest Linux supercomputer title
  • Microsoft sticks to the facts on Linux
  • Europe battles insiders-turned-hackers
  • FT to save £1m through server strategy
  • Govt ready to exploit broadband buying power
  • Windows vulnerability provokes fears of massive internet attack
  • Turn your back on the data centre, says Sun boss
  • EMC boosts performance on DMX
  • Sequenom posts lower quarterly loss
  • US government launches central customer services department
  • Intel joins open-source tool development group
  • Borland integrates Tibco's JMS into app server
  • Third-generation language tool sales stay sluggish
  • HP's e-drive targets underprivileged worldwide
  • HP adds Siebel CRM seats to its core systems
  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 goes beta
  • Patch misuse and web page delay stall Axim fix
  • ID theft is soaring, says survey
  • IBM trumpets eServer 325 launch
  • Firms develop XML schema to protect applications
  • Microsoft fixes another faulty patch
  • Gartner: One in 20 end-user IT jobs to move offshore
  • EDS fails to bid for £850m Defra outsourcing deal
  • AMD price cuts spark new Opteron chip rumours
  • Actuate acquires Nimble Technology
  • ITNet wins £83m government datacentre deal
  • Dell unveils two lightweight notebooks
  • RIM battles Xerox over patents
  • Korean company claims lightest MP3 player yet
  • IBM to take product lifecycle to SMBs
  • Unisys debuts Libra 185 mainframe
  • MIcrosoft Research preps Usenet analysis tool
  • IBM to build world's most powerful Linux computer
  • IBM lands $1.1bn deal with utility firm
  • Sun resumes V210 and V240 server shipments
  • MCI probes rivals' call rerouting allegations
  • Dell patches Pocket PC multimedia glitch
  • Sophos revamps MailMonitor for Exchange
  • Online music services slow to take off
  • Alliance launched to promote chip standards
  • Oracle wins round in PeopleSoft litigation
  • Migrate soon to avoid extra cost, BMC users warned
  • Renew domain names yourselves, website owners warned
  • UK investment banks use unregulated instant messaging, research warns
  • Losing e-mail worse than divorce, says survey
  • IBM boosts WebSphere Portal for collaboration
  • Windows exploit code posted on internet
  • Cognos adds more to Metrics Manager
  • Dell resumes Axim shipments
  • Standards bodies meet to co-ordinate efforts
  • US security bodies unveil data-sharing initiative
  • Sun Linux lives on in Mad Hatter software bundle
  • MCI rolls out enterprise content delivery service
  • EMC automates storage billing
  • Unisys unveils mainframe aimed at server consolidation
  • Project management technologies gain collaboration links
  • Sun pits Orion against Microsoft Windows Server
  • Napster makes a comeback
  • Vodafone boasts three million new customers in first quarter
  • Key role for IT in space shuttle crash probe
  • IBM invests in On Demand digital studio
  • MPs slam Home Office over lack of child protection IT
  • United Utilities avoids £4m hand-coding costs
  • SCO says it will sue Linux users over licences
  • CRB's IT failure forces employers to misuse Data Protection Act
  • Ucas plans web move
  • Analysts say Tesco's move could set a precedent
  • Tesco tells unions Indian IT centre will not lead to widespread job losses for UK staff
  • MoD's £4bn IT revamp could cut costs by 20%
  • NHS managers lack confidence in bidders
  • Unproven IT could derail child protection plan
  • Fraud panel seeks data law clarity
  • New services needed for broadband
  • Court blocks former ICL solicitor's Pathway claim
  • UK airlines follow IT spice route to India
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