Archive - 07 Feb 2006
Leader: The mixed blessing of paid-for email
So if it won't reduce spam, what will it do?
NB: Yell.com sales grow
According to the Telegraph, directories publisher Yell has reported healthy sales growth, buo...
Google 'death penalty' hits Ricoh but meets criticism
Not everybody agrees with attempts to keep internet search 'honest'...
Biometrics fuel transport IT spending
New security systems mean more tech spending
Cheat Sheet: Second Chance Tuesday
It's got nothing to do with missing your favourite shows on Channel 4...
Video: Chrysler, Mercedes Benz CIO on RFID and more
Streamlining the businesses through common, reusable systems
NB: iTunes' billionth song
The tills never seem to stop singing at Apple's online music store - and now iTunes is set to rack u...
RFID makeover: Getting smaller, more plasticy
Philips and Hitachi push the (tiny) boundaries
Leader: Keep ahead of the fraudsters
Don't give the old dogs time to learn new tricks
Chip and PIN doesn't mean the end of the war on card fraud
The magnetic stripe under the spotlight
Office update 'will cause more hassle than you think'
More than one in five corporate computers affected...
NB: SAP and Harley Davidson
Brrrrmmmmm - SAP is making a noise about driving away with Harley-Davidson's business worldwide. We'...
NB: Marconi name
There was some anger in the UK when Marconi, the company, disappeared after being swallowed by Erics...
Google's Gmail and Talk to get together for a Chat
Mail and messaging to mingle...
Spamhaus hits out at paid-for email delivery plan
It won't reduce spam and "will destroy the spirit of the internet", says CIO
Devil's Advocate: Ethics before profit
It shouldn't be limited to censorship in China...
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