• Amazon reports higher sales for quarter
  • Microsoft offers standard edition of Content Manager Server
  • Siebel warns revenue slide will force layoffs
  • UK airlines fail to make websites accessible
  • Sendo drops legal action against Orange
  • BT ordered to cut un-metered internet access
  • Swipe card system prompted Heathrow staff walkout
  • Government slammed for vulnerable children system fiasco
  • Siebel to move into hosted CRM market with IBM
  • BMC upgrades Patrol Express
  • FTC settles with 17-year-old ID thief
  • Microsoft appoints new platform strategist
  • Microsoft upgrades Small Business Manager
  • Sophos unveils latest reporting tool
  • Oracle faces sexual harrassment lawsuit
  • Geac to aquire Comshare
  • SSA acquires Baan
  • Time Warner and Comcast to trial Microsoft TV software
  • Strong notebook sales drive PC market, say IDC
  • SCO readies new Linux licensing programme
  • SCO wants licensing fees from corporate Linux users
  • Alternatives to outsourcing inefficiency
  • TNT web-enables parcel tracking system
  • CA claims new model will meet users' needs with fewer resources
  • Wi-Fi phones due early next year
  • Micropayments boost for online retailers
  • Thomas Cook puts ticketing out to India
  • Watchdog challenges ID card database accuracy
  • New network to support IT directors
  • ISPs hit back at spam allegations at inquiry
  • Banks wasted millions on new channels
  • Tesco IT goes to India
  • New committee to probe CSA's IT
  • Code flaws push up cost of IT security
  • Budget cuts biggest obstacle to secure systems
  • MG Rover to move to new systems for price of maintaining legacy kit
  • BEA ships WebLogic Platform 8.1
  • Alert over Cisco router vulnerability
  • PFI decision could delay projects
  • Home Office to update Computer Misuse Act to tackle web attacks
  • IBM adds grid computing to WebSphere
  • Hackney builds on IT success
  • Data watchdog faces investigation
  • Shortlist of three to run NHS spine
  • IT jobs will go as Direct Line relocates operations
  • Computer Weekly welcomes new editor
  • IT caused tax credit chaos
  • California class action settlement approved
  • VMWare releases ESX 2.0
  • InstallShield sues Wise for electronic espionage
  • Beware of unauthorised P-to-P, firms warned
  • Yahoo pitches SiteBuilder for small businesses
  • AOL sells disc-making business for $1bn
  • Business Objects to acquire Crystal Decisions
  • Interview: Torvalds gets down to the kernel
  • SCO draws up Linux licensing programme
  • Worldwide PC shipments up 10%
  • PeopleSoft closes deal to buy JD Edwards
  • Is CSC set for Sema takeover?
  • Lotus creator says there's no killer app for Linux
  • Sony freshens Clié PDA
  • Project management offices are on the rise
  • One in four temp for a life outside work
  • Met police specialists join the BCS
  • PeopleSoft meets revenue targets
  • Oracle to blame for site outage, says Orbitz
  • US Senate pulls funding from anti-terror data mining project
  • Oracle will continue support for PeopleSoft users, says Oracle executive
  • CA users take advantage of Linux adoption
  • Throw out Microsoft remedy, US state insists
  • Oracle-PeopleSoft tangle puts price pressure on suppliers, says SAP
  • CA unveils vulnerability detection appliance
  • Palmsource to move into mobility market
  • Nokia gains ground but charge nips profits
  • Sun portal server to support latest Java spec
  • Dell halts Axim shipments over software problem
  • Software subscriptions boost Microsoft earnings
  • SAP reports dip in Q2 revenue
  • Cisco software flaw hits ISPs worldwide
  • Poor funding is biggest obstacle to effective IT security
  • IBM closes solid quarter
  • 3G network sharing approved for Germany
  • Apple shows off G5 and Panther
  • Direct material purchases over the net has increased, say Forrester
  • CA expands on-demand strategy
  • Macromedia updates Contribute desktop app
  • Red Hat clamps down on trademark use
  • Products and services launches spur strong growth for EMC
  • SMBs see open source as alternative to Microsoft
  • Consortium drafts wireless net ID card spec
  • Wanadoo fined €10.35m for stifling competition
  • Apple boosts revenue, but net income falls
  • Death knell sounds for Netscape browser
  • Dell PC sales continue to surge ahead
  • NTT to push voice, data wireless IP device
  • The US and EU step closer to spam agreement
  • Qwest hands IBM outsourcing contract
  • Microsoft releases private beta of Yukon database
  • Two more senior executives leave Oracle
  • AMD reports second-quarter sales rise
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