Archive - 27 Jul 2004
Will's Web Watch: 'Kids are gambling... quick, blame the web!'
Shoddy research, scaremongering and the tired old 'internet to blame' game are too lazy for words...
Lazy new iPod owners rescued by ripping idea
Now you don't even have to transfer your own CD collection to your music player
UK bookies blamed for underage gambling
"Does anybody really think the playgrounds of Britain are filled with groups of children discussing ...
5 years ago… ANL invests in Zoom for £15m
Sounded like a good idea at the time
UK business blames vendors for IT failures
A quarter of bosses say they were sold the wrong product…
Google and Yahoo! accused of censoring web search
Chinese government will be happy…
'Don't dump your defunct desktop' diktat delayed
Businesses get stay of execution on PC recycling…
Did Google sack exec for being too old?
Ex-employee alleges the emphasis on 'youth and energy' cost him his job...and potential IPO windfall
We're swimming in data - how can we cope?
It's just so hard to manage all our bits and bytes...
£5bn NHS IT failure warning
Report highlights poor planning, inadequate funding and skills...
VCs once again give loving to US start-ups
But this time around, investors more "realistic"...
Vodafone and mmO2 hauled over the coals on roaming
EC settles down for a long, hard, multimillion-pound fight…
IT staff hit back over Oxford student hack attack
"These students didn't hack anything," says angry techie…
Will internet chat be forced to pay the tax man?
If the US Congress has its way, yes...
MyDoom brings down Google
Some cunning social engineering downs internet search
Microsoft challenges Google to a news duel
Aggregation, aggregation, aggregation…
Amazon exec-style email snooping to be banned
US politicians gear up to safeguard privacy
Identified viruses and malware nears the 100,000 mark
It's been a busy half-year for the virus writers then…
Sun readies server software for rivals' OSes
One step to shoring up the McNealy balance sheet
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