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Thursday 31 May 2001

Microsoft Office XP fanfare falls on deaf ears

It's launched...but will the corporates swallow Bill's latest creation?

'Encrypt your mails' Echelon warning slammed

If you love viruses running rampant, encrypt away...

Microsoft responds to Passport flaws

But the experts aren't convinced...

Office XP - the good news and the bad news

Talk about tremendous penetration on the desktop...

Site scribblers wreak havoc on open source community

Why would hackers attack the caring sharing ideal?

SAS introduces CRM to ASP

So many acronyms, so little time...

JFK puts Ireland on the global security map

No, of course not, the JFK

The RIP Act: What the parties say

Why the police aren't using controversial powers given to them by the Snooping Bill...

Axe hangs over UK employees as Cognos slashes staff

The cogs have come loose and repairs have cost jobs...

3G fortunes are not lost, telcos assured

If you build them it, they will come...

Japan opens doors to foreigners

But UK workers are unlikely to benefit...

Autonomy puts the world upon its shoulders

The power of Autonomy makes the world go round and round...

"Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou email address?"

silicon.com matchmaking finds love in the digital age...

The virus hoax that costs drives

Put the mail down and walk away...

www.election-scandals.com: How the web is undermining the party line

With election mania 'sweeping' the nation, silicon.com checks out how cyber-savvy the parties are by looking at the not so official party websites. Ever wondered what's to be found at www.annwiddecombe.com? Joey Gardiner plumbs the depths...

Stockwatch Daily: Europe takes top position

The US takes the bottom bunk today while Europe's cooking with gravy...

IR35 is driving a brain drain contractors claim

Tax exiles stick two fingers up at Hewitt claims...


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