Archive - 20 Sep 2005
EU trying to regulate web "by the back door"
Too much regulation could "chill" the market, warns industry group
NB: Tesco big bro database
Tesco is using a massive database to store, profile and classify consumer habits - even the habits o...
Jobs: Video, Bluetooth, radio, 3G iTunes for iPod? Doubt it
And keep your "greedy" hands off my iTunes pricing model
NB: FS vertical plug
We've just started to drill down into the big tech questions in certain vertical sectors. Check out ...
NB: Google Wi-Fi
Word has it Google may be planning to launch a wireless internet access service called Google Wi-Fi...
NB eurocrats
Industry groups are warning that the EU is planning to regulate the internet by the backdoor. Appare...
Opinion: Policing the internet will take more than law
We need more forensic officers
NB: Cheat Sheet - federated ID
One of the things silicon.com does is demystify techie terms or initiatives through our Cheat Sheets...
NB: Feedback
We want your thoughts on Newsdesk Blog. Don't be shy. Email your feedback to editorial@silicon.co...
Leader: Payment migration deadline looms
It might not be Y2K but if you get it wrong you might be heading for the hills...
35,000 companies risk missing payment switchover deadline
Apathy and wishful thinking leaves firms short of time
NB: AOL buyout - Devil's Advocate
Rumour has it AOL is for sale - with both Google and Microsoft mentioned as potential buyers. Whatev...
Google to thwart Microsoft with AOL bid?
Could be the only way to safeguard $380m revenue stream, says analyst
IT spend "squandered" by misunderstood tech chiefs
No wonder IT execs are isolated, says analyst
NB: Jobs upcoming
Some excitement on the silicon.com newsdesk this morning. Looks like we might have got some face tim...
Devil's Advocate: The fate of AOL
Who will benefit if Google or Microsoft buys the one-time internet star?
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