21st March 2005 Archive

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Comms: Networks

• 'Irresponsible' Wanadoo TV ad banned One for the scrapheap
• BT wants service obligations 'relaxed' Oh go on, please
• Ireland one of most expensive countries for broadband That's gotta hurt

Distribution

• Ingram confident on Q1 Seasonally normal despite soft pockets

Hardware: Data Networking

• Nortel files Q3 04 Restatement marathon
• Novell's tech boss jumps ship Just before the user conference...can't blame him really...

Management: Financial News

• AFP sues Google Stop sending people to our website!
• Ask Jeeves if it's been bought Big numbers for just another search engine
• Digital camera sales slow Jessops shares plummet after warning
• Infineon and Rambus kiss and make up Let's be friends
• Yahoo buys Flickr Portal snaps up photo site

Management: IT Director

• Dell welcomes back Muslim workers All friends now...

Management: Public Sector

• Mayor Ken boasts of pre-FOIA 'juicy bit' shredfest New gaffe fails to mention nazis or Rothermere

Music and Media

• DMCA helps Right to Repair campaign score big win You can't copyright ideas
• Dutch AG upholds decision in Scientology case Free speech over copyright
• Hollywood brow-beats second BitTorrent Brit Lawsuit threats continue
• ID scheme will be a costly, dangerous failure, says LSE report Misses targets, multiple cost overshoots likely
• Mobiles and petrol stations do mix Explosion risk something of a dead granny

Odds and Sods: Bootnotes

• Writing paper ousted by laptops Inflation index goes high tech

Personal: PCs

• Computers bad for kids Makes 'em stoopid
• Euro notebook PC sales boom Will outship desktops any month now
• How computers make kids dumb Comment Is our children rebooting?
• Intel ships 64-bit, 2MB L2 Pentium 4s Faster Extreme Edition too

Personal: Reviews

• Fossil Wrist PDA FX2008 Review From palm to wrist

Science

• ESA backs Indian moon mission Extra-terrestrial call-centres sure to follow

Security

• Britain tops zombie PC charts Fear of a bot planet

Security: Spam

• Brazilian cops net 'phishing kingpin' Trojan scam netted up to $37m