• 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
  • Soviet technology legacy draws offshore work
  • EDS faces legal action from shareholders
  • ID management makes strong showing at Catalyst
  • Intel buys optical networking chip company
  • EDS introduces mobile data protection service
  • IBM and Microsoft advance web services spec
  • AOL broadband rolls out over NTL
  • Microsoft employees offered shares instead of stock options
  • Deutsche Telekom and IBM team on video delivery system
  • Sun to ship Orion beta in coming weeks
  • Symbol Technologies chairman resigns
  • US state probes Microsoft settlement complaints
  • Perot Systems to acquire Vision Healthsource
  • Councils benefit from economic slowdown but pay lags behind
  • Microsoft aims to 'amplify strategic impact of IT'
  • Users upbeat about value of IT to business
  • EMC to pay £790m for storage rival Legato
  • NetScreen puts IPv6 in firewall beta
  • Acer introduces Linux to business PC line-up
  • Ingram Micro unit targets white box market
  • Italy opens e-government summit
  • Airline system glitch sends woman to wrong continent
  • Siebel restructures to cut costs
  • Neoteris unveils appliances for online meetings
  • NanoBusiness Alliance starts safety task force
  • Hacker challenge ends in feuding
  • Linux kernel 2.6 promises enhanced features
  • Software suppliers issue earnings warnings
  • W3C rubber-stamps Soap 1.2
  • Global spectrum approved for airline broadband
  • T-Mobile unveils mobile phone navigation system
  • Tulip and Dell settle three-year patent dispute
  • Latest WLan spectrum gets approval
  • NHS IT Innovative local pilots grind to a halt amid national funding doubts
  • Directors under pressure to do even more for less
  • Watch out for MyLife mass mailer worm
  • Software pirate jailed for 15 months
  • C&W's £1.1bn IBM deal goes sour
  • CSA system's 'significant problems'
  • Whitehall could merge Customs and Revenue IT
  • European IT market to remain in doldrums, says Goldman Sachs
  • Missing computer system puts children at risk
  • Leak exposes DHL's plans to relocate IT overseas
  • Recording industry faces the music
  • Firms must allow time for chip and Pin test
  • Virus attacks up 17.5%
  • London transport smartcard uses RFID-style technology
  • Butler: 90% of users unaware of server size
  • High street banks face major IT challenges in complying with chip and Pin technology
  • Website owners warned of rogue domain name renewal tactics
  • Exchange 2003 a viable option, say analysts
  • IT leaders say UK laws do not deter hackers
  • SMEs drive increase in web activity
  • Identity management a conference winner
  • Fire service technology reform
  • Firms could be liable for staff MP3 downloads
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