Archive - 22 Aug 2003
Scrutiny will make outsourcing more robust
Unions and shareholders can ensure IT deals are done well and for right reasons - not just cost...
Sobig update: Organised criminals marry spam and viruses
"This is really a very sophisticated example of organised crime..."
The Weekly Round-Up: 22.08.03
Spam conspiracies, digital blunders and Keith Chegwin...
'Broadband for Yorkshire' campaign gathers pace
Moving faster than a whippet chasing a homing pigeon...
3 gambles on three million more handsets
The phones are ready, they just need the subscribers…
Rangers FC targets long-distance fans with technology
Uses CRM to identify hotspots of supporters around UK and Ireland
Comet kicks off seminars to make parents web-wise
Families told to smarten up about the threats to kids online...
192 to 118 countdown - rival says BT more interested in "glamorous" areas
BT hits back at upstarts who say "We've got your number"
Butler on: Collaboration
You know it's a good thing - a good thing you're probably not doing well enough
Boeing to sell its own anti-spam software
Internally developed product launched as commercial venture…
Police force drops face-recognition system
Didn't help catch one criminal claims Florida police department…
Sobig virus devastation continues
Double whammy of viruses still swamping corporate networks and home PCs…
File-swapper hits back at RIAA
Goes to court claiming subpoenas are violation of right to privacy…
Bystanders caught in spam crossfire
AOL takes down small businesses instead of spammers
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