Archive - 31 Oct 2005

ID card costs could hit £30bn

Nearly £500 to produce each card, according to new LSE figures

Get ready now for MiFID, banks warned

Start work or prepare to hand out blank cheques later…

NB: Boozed up online buys

More boozy Brits are using the net for impulse buys. According to a news report on Find Related Articles

Leader: O2 be in Spain

What a Telefonica acquisition means - to you and them

NB: Lords debate ID cards

Who says the crusty old peers in the House of Lords are out of touch? We're just watching the ID car...

Symantec: 'No end in sight for acquisitions'

No plans to get into identity management but more mega-deals on the horizon

NB: Olswang column

Not sure whether to outsource, multi-source or keep your IT operations in-house? Simon Briskman from...

NB: Life squared

silicon.com has been taking a look around Microsoft's Life² business and consumer technology showcas...

Opinion: It's all about 'right-sourcing'

There's no 'one size fits all' approach for outsourcing

Qualcomm: We are not chipset bad guys

EC complaint "factually inaccurate and legally meritless"

Body scanners to check UK rail passengers for bombs

Airport-style security checks to be tested at UK railway stations…

NB: Symantec

Here's a good quote from a meeting one team member had with Enrique Salem from Symantec. Salem recou...

NB: Body-scanners

The introduction of bomb-detecting body-scanners at Tube stations was mooted after the London terror...

CIO Jury: "Love" your top IT staff or lose them

But the 'war for talent' is over-exaggerated, say IT bosses...

NB: Google

Has anybody been having problems with Google Mail since the UK version switched from Gmail? It seems...

NB: Telefonica buys O2

After much speculation, Telefonica has been named as the buyer of O2. More on this soon. It'll leave...

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NB: MS South Korea

Microsoft is getting pretty uppity about its antitrust wranglings in South Korea. Reuters <...

NB: Qualcomm hits back

After we all left for the weekend Qualcomm returned fire against the six big mobile equipment compan...

Vodafone heads to India - again

£820m Bharti stake mirrors inroads into China

Sex.com hijacker arrested after four years on the run

Caught while living the high life in Mexico...


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