Archive - 29 Nov 2005
NB: Brits online
Brits spend 11 hours a week online – that's one hour less than the average French person and an hour...
NetSuite announces raft of new customers
Four newbies join the on-demand fold...
Illegal file-sharing three times as popular as iTunes
Free songs more attractive to youngsters than paid-for…
Photos: Inside Symantec's secure bunker
The inner sanctum of the antivirus giant...
India to exploit UK tech skills at Midlands car plant
Tata plans to employ 1,000 at new automotive tech centre
More money for high-tech road pricing
£7m test of new congestion charging plans
nb banks
Forget sawn-off shot guns. It seems the best way to rob a bank these days is to bribe some insiders ...
Orange and Cingular announce transatlantic love-in
Find out who's spending what on mobile...
Leader: Insurers must account for disaster recovery
Those leaving back-up tapes in the office and those sending data offshore must be treated differentl...
Software vendors' bullying sales tricks revealed
How do you like the taste of gunmetal?
Insurance confusion: Common sense at a premium over back-up
Responsible back-up not paying dividends - until something goes wrong
CIO Jury: IT is more than a "necessary evil"
Boardrooms blinded by bottom-line cost-cutting, say IT bosses
The mafia targets bank insiders
Criminals looking for new ways to attack bank systems
Microsoft and Skype polarised over software patents
And IPR in China loom large
Merry e-Christmas on the way?
Visa USA gives thanks for holiday sales boost...
Devil's Advocate: ID cards - another reason to protest
Now the record labels want our data...
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