8th April 2004 Archive

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Channel

• Dell Q1 sales on the up-and-up Solid demand in Europe and Asia

Comms: Networks

• Broadband kicks TV into touch From couch potatoes to e-potatoes
• Union blasts NTL job cuts 'Unsettling' for loyal workers

Hardware: Servers

• Happy birthday, Mainframe Life begins at 40

Lifecycle: Manage

• UK students' MS codeathon triumph Imagine Cup qualifiers en route to Brazil

Management

• Intel offices raided in Japan on bad biz concerns AMD blockade

Management: Financial News

• Germans garotte Google Gmail over privacy Email scans are verboten
• Nokia blip prompts class action suit Follow that ambulance
• SurfControl boasts record quarter 'Cautiously optimistic'
• Yahoo! shows paid search pays Record profits in Q1

Management: IT Director

• Union ballots SBC workers on strike action What do we want? Job security and healthcare

Music and Media

• EU revises patent licensing rules Less bureaucracy, the Brussels way

Odds and Sods: Bootnotes

• Boffins seek human chimps Learn to communicate, simian-style

Science

• FAA greenlights private spaceship Burt Rutan chases $10m X-prize

Security: Enterprise Security

• NCSP drafts secure code guidelines Improving software development security
• RSA fends off France Telecom patent claims Plaintiff gets a proper spanking
• Tracking the Blackout bug Buried in four million lines of C code

Security: Spam

• Is spim worse than spam? No.. but shonky IM throws up new set of issues

Software

• Judge stays Red Hat vs SCO Pending other business