Archive - 28 Mar 2006
NB: Dodgy lyrics at conference
Stratus, the high availability server company, is holding its annual user conference in Las Vegas th...
Mobile roaming rates to be cut down to size
EC shake-up aims "to eliminate all unjustified roaming charges"...
NB: CD RIP?
RIP the CD? The charity Scope reports it is being inundated with donations of CDs as people abandon ...
Lords vote for ID cards opt-out clause
Government defeated for a fifth time by peers...
NB: Iraqi documents put online
In an unusual step, the US director of national intelligence has begun posting online documents seiz...
ID fraud soars with laptops targeted for data
"Big chunks of data tend to come from a physical breach at retailers or banks"
IBM opens new Shanghai IT centre
'Global delivery' facility to support Europe, Japan and the US
Email archiving lapses spell corporate chaos
Auditors could have a (very disorganised) field day...
Banks aiming to alleviate online banking fears
Is two-factor authentication the answer?
NB: Alienware CEO on Dell
In the wake of its 
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NB: Jobs shares taxed
The NY Times reports that close to half of Apple chief Steve Jobs' 10 million restricted shar...
Open University secures IM chat
OU, your starter for 10, how vulnerable is instant messaging?
NB: Denmark to tackle DRM?
According to reports, Denmark is considering following France's lead and introducing legislation to ...
NB: Classical downloads
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GSMA stands by mobile roaming rates
Services offer "very good value for consumers"...
Skype and Kazaa hit with Rico lawsuit
StreamCast vows "to litigate it aggressively"...
Microsoft triumphs over anti-piracy patent suit
No infringement here, court rules...
Google and Verizon do SuperPages deal
Recruiting an army of small business sales reps...
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