Archive - 22 Sep 2004
Security vendors are "bullshitting" users
Blue touch paper lit, time to step back and watch the fireworks...
Security hype: IT press "doing more harm than good"
If you cut us do we not bleed...?
Odeon accused of breaching website disability laws
"One of the worst sites I've ever seen", says consultant…
CIO Jury: Would you hire a hacker?
'If Harold Shipman had served his sentence and been released would you trust him as a doctor to your...
Google to fight Microsoft with own browser?
Holding hands with open source expected...
Microsoft: "iPod has captured the imagination"
But it's still a big market to play for says Microsoft chief…
Firms divided over Sasser virus writer's IT job offer
Could you trust an ex-hacker?
iPod faces challenge from $58bn MP3 player market
Tough competition ahead for Apple with launch of new devices…
Agenda Setters: Where are they now... Steve Jobs
Can he make it two years at number one?
Partnership boom: Just a symptom of depressed IT spending?
Or do both sides benefit from shared-risk deals?
Microsoft misses XP SP2 target by 80 million
Only one-fifth of target PCs updated since launch…
PeopleSoft and IBM in billion dollar deal
But will it impact the Oracle takeover battle?
Airlines ordered to hand over passenger details
US Department of Homeland Security tests new system…
US vote site blocks overseas ISPs
Legitimate absentee voters blocked from registering their vote...
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