Archive - 10 Oct 2005
NB: Online shopping in the USA
The high price of petrol in the US is fuelling a boom in online shopping, according to The New Yo...
Police: Fancy arresting some hackers?
You could do worse than spend time talking to the security companies
Banks get most call centre customer complaints
But public sector has highest customer satisfaction rates, says study...
Peter Cochrane's Blog: The search for spectrum
All the free spectrum we need for a wireless world is there to go get!
NB: Make the tea
Fancy a cuppa but can't be bothered to get up and put the kettle on and wait for it to boil? Fear no...
Chip and PIN credited for £36m drop in card fraud
Down almost a third on last year...
US firms get more out of IT than UK rivals
Research reveals big tech productivity boost
Business ID card support collapses
No benefits and it won't tackle terrorism, say London directors
NB BT Tower
Happy birthday - the BT Tower was 40 years old at the weekend. Top facts on tower: heat and cold mak...
NB: bill of rights
Well done, Massachusetts. Not only is the state chucking out Windows, it's also getting iconoclastic...
Leader: Why slagging off the press ignores the real issue
The ego has landed...
VeriSign splurges $2.3m on Weblogs.com
Securing its slice of the blogosphere...
NB: Camera phone jockeys
The arrival of blogs made everyone a would-be journalist. Has the spread of decent-resolution camera...
Open source sector ripe for consolidation?
Growth by acquisition is likely, says LinuxIT founder
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