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Archive - 02 Jun 2003

Fixed wireless network rolls out in Dublin

News Companies behind the latest broadband project claim it proves that wireless has a vital role to play in deployment

Help & HowTo: Sobig.C

News The mass-mailing worm is spreading on the Internet, using spoofed email addresses to fool users into trusting the attachments

Microsoft aims to break down Office resistance

News New programs are to be aimed at encouraging software makers to produce applications for the next version of Office

Q&A: Microsoft gears up for SME market

News The new chief of Microsoft's division for small and medium-sized businesses talks about where he sees threats and oppotunities in a billion-dollar market

Third Sobig worm strikes, and more may follow

News Sobig.C is already spreading rapidly around the world, and experts are warning that it may be succeeded in a few days by yet another upgrade

Why I wish Netscape had survived

Comment David Coursey: Now that Microsoft and AOL have reached a settlement, it's time to take Netscape off life support

Oftel urged to improve its broadband stats

News Critics claim that a greater focus is needed on wireless and satellite technologies, as part of a more accurate assessment of the rural divide

PeopleSoft merger to create software giant

News PeopleSoft is to buy J.D. Edwards, a move that will create the world's second-largest business software company

Firewall management puts UK firms at risk

News Not configuring VPN services and firewalls securely is opening up UK businesses to potential hack attacks, says an auditor's report

AOL pulls file-sharing software

News A program designed to let groups set up a network for sharing files securely, released by AOL's Nullsoft unit, is no longer available for download

Court dismisses Google search-fixing case

News Google's opinions of Web sites are protected by the First Amendment, says a US court as it denies a motion brought by SearchKing

SCO: We'll see Novell in court

News Novell's copyright issues are 'not important', says SCO - but the case may well end up being settled in court

Intel admits Centrino flaw

News A problem with software can crash notebooks when they are used with a virtual private network

Spam 'overtakes' legitimate email

News Filtering companies have reported that spam is now making up over 50 percent of all email for their customers

HP to integrate Opsware into datacentre

News HP's Utility Data Center package will use software from the Marc Andreessen start-up for automating application management

JBoss update deepens Java compliance controversy

News The company is pressing ahead without official J2EE compliance for its popular application server, despite a growing rift with Sun over the issue

HP to launch new AMD-based business PCs

News The computing giant is to give chipmaker AMD a boost with a new line of business desktops

Yahoo patches Messenger, Chat flaws

News Newly discovered bugs could allow an attacker to execute code on a user's computer

Microsoft to phase out stand-alone browser

News The software company will no longer distribute a separate version of Internet Explorer with the advent of its next operating system

Altnet to pay Kazaa users for file-swapping

News Kazaa, the biggest file-swapping network, is teaming up with marketing network Altnet on a rewards-based programme that will aim to increase peer-to-peer distribution of authorised files

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