• Government plans national strategy to fight cybercrime
  • Poor Web security breaks law
  • This is not a good time to look for a new job
  • July debut for new 64-bit Intel chip
  • NHS e-mail 'base for reforms'
  • Holiday firm cashes in on trips with SMS m-payments
  • Software is spot-on for duty free
  • IBM upgrades IT at Colgate-Palmolive
  • Banks fear legality of Web aggregation
  • Dixons adopts online HR system
  • Reuters boost for Linux
  • Net-based car firm outsources site hosting
  • Gateway benefits Probation Service
  • Norwich Council signs £85m PFI IT services deal
  • Replacing staff costs more than you think
  • Don't keep outsourcing plans from staff, directors warned
  • Directors struggle to sell security investment
  • E-biz can be ruined by poor user interfaces
  • Prince's Trust helps ITers achieve business dreams
  • BCS stakes its future on new online services for IT people
  • IBM outpaces competitors with new server licences
  • Microsoft spells out future at CEO summit
  • Economic recovery fails to boost IT spending
  • Startup sharpens system management
  • Gartner: Mobile phone sales down 4% in Q1
  • Toshiba throws a curve with flexible LCD
  • Netscape reignites browser wars
  • Logica uses SMS to fight card fraud
  • LCD prices to rise slightly until 2003
  • HP launches remote services with iPaq
  • Vendors moot Bluefin as new SAN standard
  • Kyocera to release Java-based PDA
  • Infragistics adds .net support to developer suite
  • Yahoo! to close European auctions
  • Unclear displays put air traffic in danger
  • Whitehall begins review of UK's cybercrime laws
  • Dell rolls out entry-level tape system
  • Accenture to roll out Web services tools
  • IT workers disillusioned with computer crime laws
  • MSN takes on AOL with TrueSwitch tool
  • Trend Micro re-arms to fight viruses
  • IBM mixes data into grid computing recipe
  • Sun makes cost-cutting moves
  • Toshiba, Kodak and DuPont fire up OLED displays
  • Torvalds: The Linux evolution continues
  • W3C starts gospel tour of Europe
  • Dell expands switch business
  • Microsoft ships tools for migrating from Unix to Windows
  • Macromedia puts Flash at heart of new look Web
  • I-mode Java handsets destined for Europe
  • Dell announces new Dimension PCs
  • Gartner warns Microsoft customers: Plan now
  • Sun to launch compilers for Solaris 9
  • Loudcloud manages security patches
  • Government signs up MessageLabs for safe e-mail
  • NHS opts for national e-commerce system to manage £11bn spend
  • EMC targets BMC
  • Microsoft draws SharePoint road map
  • Juniper to buy Siemens' Unisphere unit
  • Trio spruce up VPN offerings
  • 3Com offers Bluetooth wireless printing kit
  • Ericsson joins open-source lab
  • Ximian bundles StarOffice
  • CA probe focuses on 1998, 1999 revenue
  • IBM proves nanotubes can beat silicon
  • Gigabit Ethernet PC for Dell, better graphics for Gateway
  • Hosting software hopes to bank on .net
  • General Motors makes wireless LAN mission critical
  • Consortium strives to boost software reliability
  • Metromedia Fiber Network seeks bankruptcy protection
  • Altio adds Web services
  • Altnet opens Kazaa's doors to paid content
  • Sun sharpens software focus with Solaris 9
  • MS trial remedy phase closes with dramatic e-mail
  • Tibco unfurls business platform for Web services
  • IT Directors' Forum: Business is holding back IT
  • IBM firms up Colgate-Palmolive infrastructure
  • Senate committee backs tech legislation
  • Terra Lycos launches enterprise services unit
  • Microsoft: Lawyers debate remedy enforcement
  • Researchers develop 100Gbyte optical disc
  • Blue Martini toasts marketing app
  • Congressman challenges copyright act
  • Epicor wraps CRM in .net
  • Banks go for instant messaging
  • Brio thinks metrics
  • US telecoms firm forced to cut jobs
  • US defence agency using vulnerable WLAN security
  • Intel puts graphics, USB 2.0 on chipsets
  • FBI investigates credit report theft
  • Brand management is focus of new Haht attack
  • Web services shape portal landscape
  • Cisco makes its routing software more resilient
  • Vitria updates BusinessWare Web services
  • Vitria marries Web services and business process management
  • Address software discrepancies now - or face the consequences
  • Patch fails to fix all Explorer problems
  • Nats software upgrade grounds air traffic
  • Network Associates restates financial reports
  • BroadVision zeroes in on portal applications
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