Archive - 23 Mar 2004
5 years ago... DoJ and Microsoft both open to settlement
And five years on, here we are on the brink of the EU decision...
Technology will not prevent another 'Enron' scandal
IT alone is not the compliance answer and fraud will happen anyway, say experts…
ITNet nicks £32m Coventry outsourcing deal off Siemens
Union not so pleased about it all though…
Motorola slammed for 'tasteless' train pain game
Too much, too soon after Madrid bomb?
£55,000: The growing cost of virus clean-up
But nearly two-thirds of you have got malware in check
Consumers suffering from fixed-line 'monopoly'
BT and Oftel come in for a roasting from government
Walking-talking Kodiak comes out of hibernation
Push-to-talk vendor announces Swindon office and Lucent deal
Germany's Schroeder doubts offshoring
The latest knee-jerk reaction from a politician?
Mobiles steal more voice minutes
Though analyst predicts more twists and turns in fixed-mobile substitution
Ericsson to pull Symbian rug from under Nokia's feet?
Looks to scupper stealthy takeover...
Internet 'next generation' up and running
IP version 6 a step closer to commercial launch...
In-flight broadband ready for take off
Cabin doors to manual and pipes to fat...
RIAA site taken down again by virus
Again few tears shed for widely-despised organisation...
'Witty worm' burns briefly but brightly
Fastest turnaround ever from 'flaw to infection'?
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