Previous DayRegulator demands more powers to fight rogue diallers
News E-commerce legislation brought in by the government in 2002 has been blamed for the dramatic rise in premium rate fraud hitting dial-up Web users
Cisco to buy UK server software firm
News London-based Parc is Cisco's latest acquisition target
Workers on the move can get into new Groove
News The latest version of Groove's collaborative software is designed to help mobile workers
Who has contributed most to UK technology?
News Nominations are open for the CNET Awards 2004. We're looking for the biggest contributor to UK technology, as well as winners in 12 other categories
Push To Talk won't pull in the users
Comment Phone operators expecting PTT revenues may find the connection hard to make
GNER sets up Wi-Fi as standard
News Brief: Wireless Internet access is no longer just for first-class passengers - but those with a cheaper ticket will have to pay for their connection
Sun adds extra shot to Java branding
Feature Sun's Java technology is everywhere - but its meaning is lost on many users. The company aims to remedy this through a new branding push
Virgin Mobile prepares for IPO
News Branson and company are set to hit the stock exchange, with staff receiving a shares-based windfall
UK online spending up 50 percent
News Commerce is going digital. UK Internet shopping revenues increased by 50 percent last year - and for the first time consumers are buying more with plastic than with old-fashioned cash
Yahoo shares fall despite profits increase
News Yahoo blames 'seasonal downturn' as its stock fell after its earnings announcement
Open-source Wi-Fi links remote communities
News A group called Informal is going on a global roadshow to demonstrate the benefits of wireless networks to rural communities in Asia and Africa
US fights to extradite Internet 'pirate'
News An alleged member of the DrinkorDie piracy group is battling to remain in Australia, against US authorities who are seeking to try him in the US
German retailer opens RFID test centre
News As a part of its agressive rollout of RFID throughout its suppply chain, the Metro Group has opened a centre where its partners can try out the technology
Microsoft sets up .Net deal in China
News Brief: A deal with Digital China will see Microsoft developing .Net-based products in China
Siebel, BMC warn on earnings
News Delays in buying decisions by some customers have been put forward as a reason for a drop in earnings by the software companies
Indian president calls for open-source defence software
News India's leader has urged that his country to become self-reliant in its quest for cybersecurity by using non-proprietary platforms
