Archive - 22 Sep 2005
BT's new broadband unit: Did they jump or were they pushed?
Don't expect any price cuts, says Verwaayen
NB: Florian Mueller
Anti-software patent campaigner Florian Mueller is the only techie to be nominated for the 'European...
Leader: BT's near break-up
Disaster averted - to the benefit of just about everyone involved
Mobile phone virus claims are "bonkers", says Sophos
Chances of infection are low...
Photos: The ultimate £20,000 PSP accessory?
Warning: Not for those of a tasteful disposition...
Sony slashes seven per cent of its global workforce
10,000 job cuts and 11 plant closures in radical restructuring
NB: Sony job cuts
Sony is planning to restructure - with the loss of 10,000 jobs (about seven per cent of its global w...
NB: Ellison on Siebel buy
Flash Larry has been speaking about the Oracle-Siebel mega-merger at Oracle's OpenWorld conference. ...
NB: blogging handbook
Reporters Without Borders, a media association which promotes press freedom, has launched a 'handboo...
Could wireless kit foil airline hijacks?
Plans for in-flight alert system to keep pilots in the loop
NB Highways
We've been out keeping the roads safe with the Highways Agency. Read about our visit to their new hi...
NB: France HP job cuts
France isn't taking HP's job cuts in the country lightly. Both the PM and local authorities have spo...
Policing the motorway - how tech makes the roads safer
Out with the Highways Agency, keeping the roads running
Q&A: BT CTO Matt Bross
On 21CN, Marconi, R&D and innovation - lots of innovation
NB: BT and Ofcom
The news this morning is that Ofcom has decided not to break up BT, after the telecoms giant said it...
Shareholders take a swipe at Sun
Executives' stock options among their concerns...
Firefox flaw warning for Linux users
Secunia flags up "extremely critical" hole...
Man Utd fan group commits cyber crime
...was all in the name of stopping US tycoon's takeover...
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