Archive - 15 Nov 2005
nb in focus
Has Sarbanes Oxley Act been tying you up in knots? Read our
Q&A: Microsoft chief privacy strategist Peter Cullen
On Sony, RFID, consumer trust and the EU...
NB: Terrorists use Skype
Skype may not be welcomed by all corporate IT managers but it appears to have found favour with anot...
Theme parks go high-tech to lure stay-at-home consumers
Trying to lure couch potatoes away from their Playstations
Vodafone CEO: We're looking to broadband and WiMax
'But at the moment, we love 3G best...'
NB: Poll
Which are more important for CIOs and IT directors - business skills or technical skills? We want to...
NB: Xmas e-shopper blues?
Thinking of doing your Christmas shopping online this year? Well, bargain hunters beware: major elec...
'Tunisia not fit to host world web summit'
Censorship and violent repression are rife, say human rights groups
Angry techies hit back at 'ignorant' bosses
Best of Reader Comments: 'Bizzies', not techies, in the wrong
NB: Devil's Advocate
Microsoft cosying up to the US government and pharmaceutical companies to fight EU regulators could ...
Free Mac OS X spurned by $100 laptop creators
As Bill Gates mulls getting involved...
NB: Ad-supported wares
As news emerges that Microsoft has been 
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