Archive - 17 Nov 2003
Website security: How many times do shops have to be warned?
Shoppers' details considerably easier to get hold of this Christmas than this year's Buzz Lightyear....
Exclusive: Now Argos exposes customer account details online
Retailer's security was wide open...
High-speed hay-seeds get Devon broadband
Oi've got a brand new fat pipe infrastructure and oi'll give you the key...
India to remain offshoring destination of choice, says Infosys
Even doctors still interested in BPO
5 years ago... Ellison offers Gates a $1m stakes duel
"Outside now... pistols, swords or databases, you decide..."
Universal broadband on the way - thanks to BT?
More trigger levels set - and rural activists kicked in the teeth...
mm02 makes first profit since BT split
It's the yoof and their camera phones wot done it
Gates touts security software at Comdex
In his 20th annual address at Comdex 2003 in Las Vegas, Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates shows off two ...
Bill Gates touts software's 'final frontier'
Grand visions but not much else at Comdex...
McAfee fixes eBay glitch
Privacy Service was keeping users from auction site...
Drive-by Wi-Fi surfing becomes a sport... of sorts
It's a treasure hunt... but sadly there's no Anneka Rice, Wincey Willis, Kenneth Kendall or Graham t...
Linux vendors target students with discounts
More money-off special offers for tax dodgers...
Intel likes the sound of (not so) distant Thunder
Chip giant is going all 'supercomputer' on us...
Icann dot-com handover backed by court ruling
Injunction denied... court dismissed...
Yahoo! moves to block pop-ups
Unpopular ads finally being hounded off the internet...
Spammers quietly hijacking your Exchange server?
Assuming you use Exchange, that is
Samsung promises to overtake Nokia by 2010
And if current handset trends are anything to go by…
Ex-PM Mahathir’s dream – Silicon Valley in Malaysia
Though he may be remembered more for other things
The Bloor Perspective: The CSO, UK slamming and presence for voice calls
This week the team at Bloor Research examines the rise of the chief security officer, problems with ...
The McCue Interview: British Airways CIO Paul Coby
11 September, cost cuts, IT revolutions... and Roman forts
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