Archive - 07 Nov 2005
Bank group cuts out software duplication
Case study: HBOS FS saves hundreds of thousands with asset management tool
NB: BT PCs
BT's next broadband battle? Wireless broadband, of course. If you've already got the fat pipe now th...
US bank gives two-factor authentication to millions of customers
UK awaits two-factor standard...
NB: Dads made to pay up
The Child Support Agency (CSA) is warning absent fathers they must pay child maintenance or risk bei...
NB: Learndirect
The National Audit Office has praised the education information service Learndirect. According to th...
NB: Googleplex
Google is crossing the pond. News has reached silicon.com that London will get its very own Googlepl...
NB: Eminem iPod ad
Apple could be in yet another spot of iPod-related legal bother... A US footwear manufacturer is cla...
nb rats
Rat catchers are helping to cut train delays by stopping hungry rodents from eating their way throug...
NB: Upcoming stuff
Also on our agenda today: Council workers wasting time handling their email, Bank of America latest ...
NB: Upcoming
Handbags! Now Qualcomm has hit back at Nokia (one of six mobile makers suing the US company). It's c...
Q&A: Kevin Mitnick, former hacker
Notorious hacker turned security consultant on social engineering, big threats and catching today's ...
NB: NTTowerrecords
Here's interesting news from NTT DoCoMo and proof if it were needed that music and the future of mob...
NB: Libya blogger
We sometimes forget how dearly we should value freedom of speech. In Libya we see the latest example...
NB: Work your proper hours day
Mark you calendars (and mention it to your boss) - 24 February is 'Work Your Proper Hours Day'. On t...
NB: Gambling SR
Fancy yourself a poker champ? Hear what one of Las Vegas' best-known 'poker cheats' has to say about...
Greek police seize alleged 'spammer'
But programmer with anti-spam credentials protests his innocence...
Unsecured Wi-Fi under fire in the Big Apple
'Put up a firewall or face a fine... '
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