Archive - 04 Oct 2005
Bidding begins for £400m e-Borders system
All travellers to UK to be checked against intelligence databases...
Security consultants writing their own pay cheques
Hourly rates soar as demand grows...
NB: iPod mortgage deal
The Scarborough Building Society has set the financial services sector tut-tutting with a 'gimmicky'...
NB: e-paper
The rise of online news websites has been well documented but the traditional newspaper could yet pr...
Digital sales not saving faltering music industry
As UK confirms love affair with virtual tunes
NB: Google-Sun
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CIOs "bullish" on health of economy and IT spend
Budget overspends all round, predicts Forrester...
NB: Robot teachers
School children in Korea could soon be taught by robots. The Korean Advanced Intelligent Robot Assoc...
NB: Going underground
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eBay fraudster jailed and ordered to pay back £70,000
Con man sold fake Man United engraved goods...
Trust issues blight bank use of on-demand grids
No sharing gene in financial services
NB fs grid
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Dangerous drivers still ignoring mobile ban
Department for transport asks them to stop it. That'll work...
First Katrina web scammer up in court
Florida man accused of $40,000 hurricane relief fraud
NB: FT R&D labs photos
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NB: Web ads
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Leader: Grids - get your house in order first
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Devil's Advocate: A new 'soft' technology
When the going gets tough, the tough buy notebooks...
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