10 headlines you won't read in 2004

We could be wrong but these would raise an eyebrow or two...

By silicon.com staff, 24 December 2003 11:40

NEWS Microsoft receives harshest possible EU penalty

Apple calls Microsoft penalty 'too harsh'

Record industry admits bad music not Kazaa to blame for sales slump

Ballmer: "I lost four stone on the Atkins diet"

Privacy groups back biometric ID cards

SETI project finds alien life

Spammers call it a day

UK pensioner wins £10m on Netherlands State Lottery... turns out it's genuine

'Techies' most eligible bachelors in Britain

Sophos' Graham Cluley "lost for words"


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  1. 1. anonymous

    11. silicon.com writes a decent article.

    (Ed note. That's very funny, well done.... no really)

  2. 2. anonymous

    12. US government declares "We've backed so many terrorists.. uh.. Freedom Fighters over the years we're declaring war on ourselves."

    13. British Government says "No!" to 'suggestion' from Bush.

    14. Masses of world's criminals caught by government "snooping bills", not one complaint of infringment of privacy.


    and on.. and on.. and on...

  3. 3. GAGA

    UK goes to war with Europe

  4. 4. anonymous

    Bill Gates says 'We're making Longhorn open source'

  5. 5. Ian Williams

    If the "sprockle inspector from Luxembourg" doesn't think the articles this site produces are any good why does he/she bother reading the site?

  6. 6. Andrew

    or even... "Sony Aibo wins Crufts 2004"

  7. 7. John Airey

    Number 1 should be "Government IT project completed under budget and ahead of time."

    Come to think of it, you won't see that in any year.

  8. 8. J. Leno

    12. Anonymous Luxembourg reader honoured in online humour awards

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