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IT Forum 2004: MOM 2005 aims for prevention rather than cure

HP puts speed bumps on viruses

Posted by Paul Trotter on October 7, 2009

IBM claims title for world’s smallest SRAM

CES: Fossil’s PDA watch released

Sony stamps out DVD errors with AccuCORE

The return of the Bagle

New Windows vulnerabilities rounded up in Microsoft’s February security update

US judges agree FCC has no rights pursue HDTV broadcast flag regs

Posted by Simon Aughton on October 7, 2009

Poisoned DNS opens new line of attack for pharmers

European Commission lays down the law for landline pricing

EC warns of .eu domain scammers

IBM to shed thousands of European jobs

Yahoo! intros PhotoMail picture sharing service

Google offers Sitemap submissions for webmasters

Sun opens Java app server code

Britain becomes a digital nation

Panasonic teams with Loudeye for music downloads

Freenet releases pre alpha version of ‘anonymous’ p2p

Two men arrested in connection with Zotob attacks

Firefox security hole reported

US Authors’ Guild sues Google

Google offers free WiFi to San Francisco

BBC bids for big increase in licence fee

Wanadoo timetables new Net services

Google fails in latest legal bid against Microsoft

Google Desktop leaves beta

FTC shuts down major spyware operation

Analysts: DRM on music CDs deemed unworkable

Skype incorporates video conferencing

Microsoft intros Local Live with birds eye views

Euro Commissioner slams US tech companies’ China links

Posted by Simon Aughton on October 7, 2009

Yahoo! Goes for consumer devices

Security expert warns of rootkit infestations

Yahoo! lists UK’s weird and wonderful websites

US tech companies snub China talks

Denial of service attacker jailed

Google, Yahoo!, Microsoft under fire in Washington

Ask scrubs up for consumer appeal

Google settles click fraud suit

Britain storms ahead with digi-telly

Vista delay has silver lining for Intel – Forrester

Posted by Simon Aughton on October 7, 2009

Global Net growth shows signs of slowing

Dell gears up for going green

Media companies launch campaign against new EU directive