Archive - 22 Nov 2005
Reuters IM ready to chat to AOL and MSN
From 300,000 users to 200 million in one fell swoop...
Online bookie spat: Empire to sue PartyGaming
Platform change sparks fighting talk...
EDS coughs up £71m for tax credit IT fiasco
"Commensurate" with responsibility for problems, says government
Corporate fraud: All too easy and all too common
Debt can quickly turn a good egg into a bad apple...
Biometrics and RFID tracking on anti-crime wish-list
Along with drug-alyser and millimetre wave tech
Qualcomm ready to make friends or war with Nokia
Mobile TV standards war gets ugly - or otherwise
NB: Software scanning for coursework
A government watchdog has called for GCSE and A-level coursework to be scanned by specialist softwar...
NB: CIOs struggle to talk business
CIOs are struggling to speak the language of business and communicate the needs of the IT department...
NB: Google to buy Riya?
The blogosphere is buzzing with rumours that Google is to acquire Riya, a fledgling photo-sharing we...
NB: Ellison coughs up legal fees
Oracle CEO, Larry Ellison, who is certainly not short of a few bob - he ranked fifth in the last For...
Europe told to budge on patent rules
Mobile providers sick of "excessive" royalties...
nb in focus
Ever felt tempted to top-up an insurance claim a little bit? Insurance companies are getting fed up...
NB: Reuters IM
Reuters has announced that it's bespoke IM application has been made interoperable with AOL and MSN ...
NB: Number plate tech tracks getaway car
Number plate recognition tech was used to track a vehicle seen leaving the Bradford street where PC ...
Leader: Game over for insurance fraud?
Stamping out dodgy claims ought to benefit us all
Beating the insurance scammers
With data-matching and voice stress analysis...
Alarm bells over exploit for "extremely critical" IE flaw
Users at risk of remote attacks not just DOS, warn security experts
Watchdog readies crackdown on data cheats
Warning to companies that flout data protection law
iTunes storms into top 10 music sales chart
Final countdown for traditional outlets?
Ex-Microsoft staffer jailed for running software racket
He loved his job alright...
Small businesses must seize broadband or die
Broadband Britain is here - don't miss out, says Sir Digby Jones
Bogus insurance claims caught by data sifting
Case study: Whiplash under the spotlight
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