Archive - 14 Oct 2005
NB: Gates urges faster DTV move
Bill Gates and other tech leaders have asked US lawmakers to fast-track the national transition to d...
Councils gang up to reap rewards of IT outsourcing
Case study: Saving £700,000 for not going it alone
Financial services hungriest for IP telephony
But government readiest with the chequebook
NB: Vintage PC collection
The Freeman PC Museum, a museum dedicated to vintage computing, is auctioning off a collection of mo...
Nigeria enlists Microsoft to fight 419 scammers
Redmond will help detect and prosecute net fraudsters
Lloyds TSB tests anti-phishing hardware
Tokens could cut internet banking fraud
NB: Round-Up
Banks' IT shake-up could improve customer service
Customers willing to shop around
The Weekly Round-Up: 14.10.05
"Ever fancied Boy George answering your mobile phone?"
£30 cap on standalone ID card for the poor
But government still won't say how much it will cost everyone else...
NB: MS and Nigeria
Could we finally be on the verge of some real action to tackle Nigeria's 419 internet scammers? sili...
NB: Betfair
More news from the ever-growing world of gaming floats. According to the FT 
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