Archive - 16 Nov 2005
UK government "open minded" on Indian IT companies
More offshoring deals could be in store...
NB: Bloggers blast Sony
Sony is a hot topic in the blogosphere at present as people pick up on the copy-protection
NB: Spammer jailed
A 23-year-old spammer from Cambridgeshire who ran a £1.6m email scam has been sentenced to six years...
Leader: The more broadband options, the better
Bringing high-speed to the other half of Britons...
Peter Cochrane's Blog: Hardware hackers are back
Next up: A Formula 1-style device market...
NB: CA Q&A
Another quality Q&A on the site today, this one by silicon.com managing editor Will Sturgeon. While ...
NB: Women in biz
Some thoughts on the role of women in UK business... According to MP Meg Munn: "If we had the same r...
Bulldog does pay-as-you-go broadband
Three times as expensive as a penny chew...
NB: Reader survey
What do you think of silicon.com? Go on - we can take it. Tell us all about your likes and dislikes ...
NB: xmas
According to new research 56 per cent of us will be doing some of our Christmas shopping online. Tha...
RSI database aims to cut injuries
Information useful to legal and health professionals
NB: US keeps net control
The US has won the first round of its fight to retain control over internet domain names. The BBC is...
NB: HSDPA
More progress for HSDPA - that's super-3G to the uninitiated. T-Mobile is working with Nokia and has...
Bookmaker Coral bets £7m on broadband
Connects up betting shops with BT ADSL network
NB: Upcoming stuff
The FT is reporting that China is not, in fact, blocking Skype in the country - despite the c...
NB: MS privacy chief
While at the Microsoft IT Forum in Barcelona, silicon.com report Dan Ilett got some one-on-one time ...
Sony recalls millions of copy-protected CDs
Risk is of "pandemic" proportions, says security researcher
Virus alert: Sober trio in the wild
New variants can disable antivirus software...
Web giants back anti-spyware push
Yahoo! and co take aim at those pesky progs...
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