Archive - 22 Feb 2006
China plans spam crackdown...
"... which will achieve absolutely nothing," claims Spamhaus
Clever cars put the brakes on accidents
New car tech development needs to move up a gear...
Federated identity 'can transform e-government'
Better, faster, more efficient online services... so why isn't it happening?
NB: Iran comes out for blogging
Revolutionary times in Iran: according to the Guardian's
Leader: Living with info overload
There's no end in sight - so deal with it now...
NB: Futurity Media mobile IM comment
In the wake of 3GSM, the rise of mobile IM is on the tip of quite a few tongues. But when idle talk ...
Europe to get its own MIT
Bringing together the smarts and the smart spenders...
Data retention directive gets final approval
Details of emails, mobile calls and more to be recorded
NB: Telefónica facing antitrust charges
The FT is reporting that the EC is to issue formal antitrust charges against Telefónica this ...
NB: writetothem is "bunk", says MP
A Tory MP has been disqualified by writetothem.com, a website that helps people email their MP, afte...
Outsourcing row breaks out at Westminster City Council
'We're not forcing staff to move to Scotland or lose their jobs'
SIP: The way forward for VoIP?
Just need to crack interoperability and legacy systems first, say analysts
Fiorina: 'Tech will be invisible by 2030'
Former HP chief envisages Minority Report-style future...
Leader: 'Virtual' reality hits telecoms
Forget the jockeying for position - there are wider issues out there for telcos with sunk assets
Peter Cochrane's Blog: NDAs are worthless
Start-ups and entrepreneurs may want them but VCs won't sign
Skype backers walk away with awards
UK Technology Innovation and Growth Awards handed out...
RFID specialist touts cheaper, smaller tags...
Individual consumer items to be tagged?
Apple teases press-pack with "fun new products"
'Come to Cupertino and see... '
Kaspersky AV update troubles Microsoft users
Antigen security software affected...
Reed turns to Sirocom in €17m virtual network deal
And away from another VNO, Vanco
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