Archive - 06 Jul 2005
2012 London Olympics: 2,000 IT volunteers needed
Technology planning kicks off in 2007 ahead of Beijing Games...
Leader: Podcasting over-hyped
It's not really all that new or revolutionary...
UK spam scandal update: Deeper and messier than feared
When we thought it couldn't get worse...
Radioactive: Set our mobile content free
Haven't we learned that walled gardens don't work?
IBM bags £21m Land Registry e-conveyancing deal
Delayed system won't be ready for piloting until 2007...
'Name and shame virus writers - even the kids,' says expert
Need to make sure they don't get back into 'the water supply'...
Bulldog slammed by ad watchdog for missing speeds
Sort your bits from your bytes
Mobile content downloading to treble, says report
Spend to hit €7.6bn... and that's without the porn...
UK spam scammers escape punishment
Asked nicely to 'tone it down in the future' by the Office of Fair Trading...
Europe spurns patent directive by huge majority
MEPs not swayed by free ice-cream...
Businesses prefer leasing to loans when buying IT
Not interested in owning IT assets...
LogicaCMG inks £9m outsourcing deal with Law Society
Reacting to new legal regulations...
Spammer arrested in airport on return to US
Steps off the plane and is collared by the Feds...
Gateway Reviews: Show us the results, say suppliers
Industry backs report by MPs criticising lax approach to IT project checks...
Battlefield network to give troops high-tech edge
MoD's preferred bidder revealed...
Microsoft to build RFID into Windows
Announces partnership with Alien Technology...
Council tenants text for better homes
Case study: Ashford saves by automating letting requests
Sun to showcase 'green' thin clients at G8
Ray of light for sustainable computing?
e-voting could reverse voter apathy, says Hoon
Representing like the internet?
CIOs are feeling the heat, says survey
"They are spinning more plates than ever before"
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