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Friday 4 October 2002
The UK IT workforce: Official stats unveiled
Who? What? Where? How many? Read on for the answers...
Silly banker suspended for sending saucy email
Deserves it for being incredibly stupid - twice
Trevor Luxton takes up the Claire Swire mantle - but don't sack him, not for that
Worst boyfriend? Worst email writer more like
BUPA turns to Avaya for healthier call centres
As Abba might say, that's super, BUPA...
ID thief pleads guilty to doing Martha Stewart
Also impersonated Microsoft founder Paul Allen...
FriendsReunited to release 80s CD
If Kajagoogoo make a come back, we'll know who to blame
Sun not setting on Solaris for Intel
Consumer power wins through...
Guess how much Cisco boss Chambers earns
It's less than you might think...
Sean and Napster's bogus journey set for the silver screen
Most Excellent...
Steve Jobs is no longer minding the Gap
Apple chief loses his interest in clothes...
Microsoft issues latest security warnings
Just when we thought we'd go a week without one, we get four...
Microsoft security: Four flaws uncovered
Make sure you're protected...
High-tech headcount cull continues
2003 really can't come quick enough...
What's the fuss about... security?
If you haven't got your safety, what have you got?
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