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Blog Friday 16/9/2005 You'll have heard by now of Cliff Stanford's fall from grace – a fall he continues to strongly contest. Those of us who've known the man since his days with the Commodore Pet...
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Comment Biggles Flies Online, Dame Porter's Revenge, cheating at strip poker and naked journalism? Just another week in IT
Thus: Don't run into convergence
News Firms who are seduced by the delights of a converged network could struggle if they don't ensure that vital applications keep running
Sun returns to its server roots
News If we want to compete better with the likes of IBM, HP and Dell, we need a more open approach, admits Sun
Getting your business on the Web
Help/HowTo E-commerce is just one part of a solid Web presence, but an important one. We look at what you need to get yourself up and running
SMS answers London's recycling SOS
News Londoners need to recycle more, and a handy new mobile service could help
Yahoo launches Instant Search beta
News The power of AJAX will help users to get search results much faster
Stanford to appeal email intercept conviction
News The founder of Demon and Redbus claims that he was forced to plead guilty because of a misinterpretation of the RIP Act
Software Assurance lacked confidence from the first
Leader Microsoft has fine-tuned its Software Assurance licensing scheme. Its customers were never sure it was worth it in the first place
Cliff Stanford: The maverick Internet pioneer
Feature The founder of Demon Internet, found guilty of unlawfully intercepting emails, has built a career on bucking the norm and taking chances
Zetadocs PDF
Review Zetadocs PDF could prove useful if your business handles a lot of electronic documents -- particularly customer-facing ones -- that would benefit from a consistent look and feel.
Intel makes Shanghai move
News The chipmaker has opened a 1,000-person facility in Shanghai, to scout for talent and design components for the Asia-Pacific market
Microsoft makes Longhorn Server security promises
News Microsoft has detailed several major new security features of the next-generation Windows server operating system
Dell pulls the plug on Itanium
News Intel's largest customer has decided to stop trying to sell systems featuring the beleaguered high-performance processor
Microsoft invests in cross-platform development
News Builder: Vista's development tools use cross-platform standards, so developers can use them to write apps that run unmodified across different operating systems
Vodafone unveils 3G US-compatible datacard
News European travellers will soon have a high-speed wireless option that will work with US mobile networks
