Archive - 22 Jul 2003
Virus writer's appeal dismissed - two-year sentence stands
Discretion wasn't the better part of Vallor as court sends out strong message on internet crime
Dixons hits out at parents for exposing kids to online dangers
Retailer critical of family PC failure...
Hard-up Hollywood bemoans selfish file-sharers
It's Joe Bloggs on the studio floor whose kids are going without shoes - not the big-time producers ...
Sendo drops Orange lawsuit
Phone manufacturer backs down over SPV handset patent battle
Fight for smartphone supremacy hots up
Microsoft and Nokia get ready to rumble...
French police smash key piracy ring
110 people held in Europe over counterfeit movie, software, games site
HBOS inks multi-million pound security deal
Ernst & Young to help bank shore up security of new ecommerce services
SCO offers penguin a carrot
Linux users can buy licence to avoid Unix copyright litigation
The Bloor Perspective: Linux in utility computing, Ellison the visionary and hotspot models
This week the analysts at Bloor Research consider Linux's role in major HP, IBM and Sun initiatives,...
Chinese online community hits 68 million
Fastest growing net population reaches new high
'Boiler Room' scammers booted out of Cambodia
Telecoms fraud, though no relevant telecoms law was broken - because there isn't one
Accounting probe sees i2 restate four years results
That's an awful lot of bean counting…
ID theft worsening
300 hours to correct your records and little compassion from credit card companies...
IBM and EDS dominate IT outsourcing rankings
Vendors tailoring offerings to vertical markets such as financial services, says report
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