Previous DayOxford University sets up Internet Institute
News Internet research team will research the effects of the Internet on society
Experts question US vs China 'cyberwar'
News Real cyberwar or just a slanging match between Chinese and US script-kiddies?
Internet date girl still missing
News Police are increasingly fearful for safety of Net girl
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Blog Thursday 03/05/01 Some good news on broadband! Blueyonder, Telewest's 512k cable modem service, just got cheaper. It was £33 a month, now -- if you already subscribe to another Telewest...
Hewitt: We have a problem
News eMinister remains happy the UK is on course for its broadband goals, but industry is not so sure
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Comment Each Friday I gather my memorable events of the week from my scrambled semblance of a memory and pen them here...
Scotland loses as .scot.uk bid is turned down
News Scotland may be devolved politically, but it will remain tied to .uk in the virtual world if Nominet has its way
New ISP promises child-friendly surfing
News ISP has good intentions, but Internet industry says it is missing the point with unrealistic claims
Government digital divide strategy in disarray
News The strategy to get disadvantaged parts of the country online is suffering from a serious lack of planning
News schmooze: May Day hack attack falls flat
News NHTCU kept up its high standards, Microsoft hated Linux even more, and mobile phone quietude threatened...
Mobile gaming market to hit $5bn mark by 2006
News Network operators have got to concentrate on the youth market if they are to make money from mobile gaming, according to analysts
Lock out the risks with your keyboard
Comment We always used to say that you stood more chance of getting your credit card ripped off in a seedy restaurant, than on the Web. Signs are, this may be changing -- and if that's true, what should...
Sun taps new source for low-end chips
News Sun looks to pastures new for the manufacturing of its low-end CPUs
Second Linux merger cancelled this week
News Is this the final decision on the Linux and Ebiz on-off partnership?
Home Office Web site adopts adult rating
News The Home Office appears to endorse the ICRA system as it rates its own site for nudity
Flaw found in common Internet standard
News Companies alerted to security weakness in ISN
Microsoft UK Web site hacked
News Software mammoth is left red faced after three of its international Web sites -- including the UK site -- are hacked and defaced
eBay to ban sale of hate items
News eBay bows to moral pressure against its auctioning of hate-related memorabilia
Blackberry gets voice for Europe launch
News European buyers of the Blackberry wireless email device will be able to upgrade it to a full-fledged mobile phone
Microsoft: open source is flawed
News As the war of words between Microsoft and the open source community heats up, the software giant claims that releasing source code is 'unhealthy'
Australian Web surfers are the stickiest
News Of the 379 million people now online, Australians spend twice as long at each Web page as the Web-savvy South Koreans
Apple to ditch CRTs for flat panel monitors
News Apple leads the way yet again, but unlike the company's previous technology innovations, this one could mean a big price hike
Hacker exploits Microsoft server flaw
News Just days after Microsoft released a patch for a dangerous security hole in IIS 5.0, a hacker releases a program to circumvent it
A Year Ago: ILOVEYOU reports keep coming in
News First published: Thu, 04 May 2000 11:28:32 GMT
Palm m505
Review It's not perfect, but it's the best Palm device yet.
