Archive - 24 Nov 2005
Linux gurus ask to join EU Microsoft fight
Free Software Foundation to take Gates to task...
IT hiccups hamper passport issuing at embassies
"Sustained and repeated problems" with tech
NB: Murdoch speaks
Rupert Murdoch has shed a little light on his new media strategy. Speaking in an interview with the ...
Government accused of ID cards cover-up
The public needs to know the truth, says MP
British Airways eyes up Indian IT suppliers
CIO flies to Bangalore to kick the tyres at Infosys, TCS and Wipro...
NB: Bullying alert for mobiles
MTrack has launched a new mobile phone service aimed at helping children who are being bullied. Ping...
NB: Open access journals
The UK science scene is being rocked by the issue of "open access" online journals, reports The G...
Stop bullying your outsourcer, companies warned
Beating them up isn't the way to get benefits
Kid-tracking mobile launched
'Don't try and turn it off, Junior, you've got no chance... '
Racist blog writer gets community service
Teen to be given chance of "positive interaction" with community he condemned...
RIM accused of patent foot-dragging
As the BlackBerry-maker lowers its new-subscriber forecast yet again...
nb grid
Proton smashing, multiple dimensions and the secrets of the Big Bang - we've got them all in our lat...
NB: Xbox riots
More on the infamous Xbox launch – last night saw rioting as desperate consumers tried to get their ...
NB: Upcoming
Some interesting stories coming up today. Some mobile gems - including a phone specifically for youn...
Chinese hackers breach US military defences
Uncle Sam hacks back in counter attack...
World's biggest grid seeks secrets of the universe
It's in Didcot and it's running on open source
'Criminals, not terrorists, pose greatest net threat'
Security guru Bruce Schneier cuts through the hype...
Fickle Gartner changes stance on Vista
'Wait and see' becomes 'get ready to rock'...
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