• MEPs seek uniformity for cybercrime laws
• Oracle finalises 3Cube acquisition
• Handhelds help milkmen deliver more
• NHS network hit by BT glitch
• Dutch telecoms chief joins casualty list
• Motorola cooks up chip research
• Via ups the Intel ante
• Via ups the Intel ante
• Open source specialist Great Bridge closes
• Senate passes export control bill
• Lotus changes name to reflect IBM integration
• Lucent to auction £61m of gear online
• AOL eyes AT&T Broadband
• Intel sues Via over P4 chipsets
• Intel sues Via over P4 chipsets
• California and New York go hard on Microsoft
• PocketPC steals the DemoMobile show
• Fire hits Inland Revenue systems
• Behind closed doors: The magic of unsourcing
• SAP takes on its CRM rivals
• Coming up at Networld+Interop
• New guidelines to help IT managers
• Trend Micro awarded Java anti-virus patent
• EU delays vote on spam legislation
• Flaw found in Verizon Web site
• Intel lowers Q3 revenue expectations
• Dejima pulls menus from wireless apps
• US eases export controls
• ERP vendors move into SCM
• IBM expands it sales on eBay
• Local authority progress heads e-ministry report
• US data security threat to world trade
• MS-DOJ: EU pursuit of Microsoft continues
• US justice department drops Microsoft break-up
• HP-Compaq: Not much chance of success
• Microsoft may be forced to open its Windows XP operating system to competitors -- and other news
• France Telecom shines in depressed market
• Report criticises high-tech US "spying"
• HP-Compaq deal is a disaster for the channel
• New online tax-collection for US businesses
• Banks failing in Web use
• Symantec unites divisions into Security Response
• Abbey buys content management system
• IBM unveils its "fastest ever" Unix server
• IBM unveils its "fastest ever" Unix server
• Listening is the key to outsourcing
• Unisys slams user after marathon court battle
• Get IT training sorted out
• Let computers make the decisions
• Multitasking chips could improve performance 30%
• HP merger to create confusion
• Linx sees Net traffic double
• Visa pushes e-tailers to prove Internet security
• ISP outage flags need for watertight SLAs
• Confidence in online finance soars as surfers overcome Net data fears
• EC warns MS on bundling
• Politicians seek e-leap forward
• Microsoft: don't railroad users into new licences
• Sendmail boosts capacity
• Let computers make the decisions
• NHS Microsoft deal could be finalised in two weeks
• Software helps track burglars
• Plugging into grids
• Txt promo offers beer and privacy
• Attracting the headhunters
• Do not expect big savings from outsourcing, say IT managers
• Kitemark sets standard for IT staff development
• Sleeping circuits awaken hopes for notebook PC energy savings
• Banks call for simpler EC data protection regulation
• SME server market heats up
• PGP warns of firewall flaw
• Exodus CEO quits as company shake-up continues
• Wipo seeks legal framework for domain names
• Compaq and HP join forces in £17bn deal -- and other news
• ATM chaos for Citibank's US customers
• EC to investigate HP-Compaq merger
• HP/Compaq: When the dust settles
• HP-Compaq merger leaves users anxious
• HP/Compaq: Power to the user
• HP/Compaq face service business problems
• HP-Compaq merger brings competitor opportunities
• Microsoft moves to allay licence fears
• HP bags Compaq in bid to take on IBM
• ICANN attacked for board-voting method
• Qwest and Loudcloud in Web-hosting deal
• Cyber-stalking crackdown in South Australia
• Sun and IBM set for another battle
• Guardian IT abandons Web hosting
• At Home to lose cable partners
• Dutch firms raided in cell phone subsidies enquiry
• Senate seeks Windows XP resolution
• BT to reveal demerger details of BTWireless -- and other news
• Novell readies new NetWare release
• Arapahoe gains support from heavyweights
• Arapahoe gains support from heavyweights
• Vivendi completes MP3.com purchase
• Sklyarov pleads not guilty
• New worm encrypts .exe files
• Schwab announces more layoffs
• Watchdog report slams financial firms on privacy
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