Archive - 19 Jan 2004
WWII photos see web servers grind to a halt
Want to see the pictures? Well tough, you can't
Virus update: Bagle spread leaves bad taste in the mouth
And awful puns about baked goods don't help either...
Bradford IT staff vote in favour of strike action
Unions warn they will bring council "to its knees"...
Thus keeps it local with £12m HP call centre win
Companies opt for Scottish law over Bangalore
BT aims to cut upload speeds with SDSL broadband
No more costly leased-line connections for small businesses...
Firms face criminal charges over unlicensed software
FAST to put "fear" into licence dodgers...
'Give your staff PCs at home', government tells bosses
'We'll chuck in some tax breaks as a sweetener...'
5 years ago... UK web users forced to pay inflated rates
Early calls of 'rip off Britain'...
The Bloor Perspective: Parmalat makes a ham-fist of it, Offshoring and Customs and Excise
Robin Bloor and his team delve into the controversial subject of outsourcing, and examine the latest...
UK Online: Dial-up dying off
But Broadband Britain still has a way to go yet...
Bill Gates: Anything for a quiet life
$14m purchase of neighbours' houses ensures peace for Gates and family...
Mobile guidelines to bar kids from adult content
Operators to adopt filters and '18' content classification...
Microsoft's 'Connected Car'
Peter Wengert, marketing manager, Microsoft in Automotive
Music file sharers are up to their old tricks again
Deterrents appear not to be working...
Microsoft 'not living up to antitrust agreement'
US Justice Department all hurt and upset....
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