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Archive - 20 Mar 2003

Workers protest over call-centre outsourcing

News Unionised call centre workers walked out of their offices as the row between the communications union and BT heated up

Cisco buys Linksys for $500m

News The acquisition is part of Cisco's strategy to target growth in such emerging markets as wireless, security, storage area networking and IP telephony

Coming soon: Media2Go

Preview Want to access digital video, music and images on the move? Microsoft and its OEMs are working on a class of device you might be interested in.

UK workers paranoid over email surveillance

News More than half of UK workers don't trust their IT departments or their colleagues when it comes to personal email

Robots: It's Intel inside

News The chip giant is helping to standardise robot electronics based on its own processors, so that researchers can spend more time on navigation, visual recognition and artificial intelligence

For taxis it's location, location, location

News Location-based services are coming to London's black cabs, and are being used to bring taxis and passengers together across the capital

Watch these factors for VPN performance

Feature As VPNs become a standard remote access method, attention is moving from simple security to performance. Here's how to get the most from your VPN settings

Sun simplifies Java tools

News The company is trying to spread developer expertise for Java by making software development easier

Linux flaw allows local attacks

News A new security bug in the open-source operating system allows local users without privileges to take over a machine

New ICANN head promises greater openness

News The Internet addressing authority has been criticised as secretive, but new president Paul Twomey says the organisation is to turn over a new leaf

Secret security holes released to public

News A hacker claims to have stolen three security advisories from a corporate computer and posted them on a public mailing list, creating fresh dilemmas for users and software makers

Virus writers latch onto war theme

News A new email worm is tricking people into opening dangerous attachments by promising military satellite images of Iraq

Sacked IT manager sues referee for £10m

News An IT manager is looking for compensation for what he claims was a damaging reference from his former employer

Google expands Korean search

News The popular search engine has struck a new deal that challenges its chief rival, Overture, for Asian business

Sartorial snafus and giant chocolate bars at wireless show

News Reporter's notebook: Did Boingo Wireless' Sky Dayton change suits between this year's CTIA conference and last year's? Apparently not. Also: Flushable freebies

Flaw lets malicious Web pages attack Windows

News The new security hole affects all current Windows versions, but attackers may be warded off by protections built into email clients

Al Gore joins Apple board

News The former US vice president will fill a gap in Apple's board of directors, even though his support for the Mac platform has not been unwavering