Previous DayFree Software Foundation denies GPLv3 forking risk
News Some developers are concerned that the introduction of the third version of the GNU General Public License could split the free software world - but the FSF is confident these fears are unfounded
Attack of the clones
Feature Red Hat Enterprise Linux clones abound, but Red Hat doesn't really seem to mind. Does this show the best or worst sides of the open source movement?
Firms facing file-sharing probes
News The FBI is investigating illegal file-sharing activity in companies, according to Energis
Land Rover gears up for grid computing
News IBM says that a critical stage in the Land Rover design process that used to take three months can now be done overnight, driven by its grid computing efforts
Cabinet Office relinquishes XML responsibility
News Responsibility for the management of the standards pertaining to the government's preferred document format has been given to the Local e-Government Standards Body
Politicans form transatlantic spam alliance
News Derek Wyatt's All Party Parliamentary Internet Group is teaming up with members of the US Congress in its fight against spam
ICANN signs in .eu
News Addresses withing the new top-level domain for the European Union will be available from the end of this year
Improved Linux InfiniBand support near
News Linux developers have nearly finished their work supporting storage protocols and clustering interfaces for InfiniBand
VoIP gaining ground in European businesses
News Lower costs may be drawing businesses into VoIP, but improved services are keeping them there
Accountability: It's more than knowing who to blame
Help/HowTo Instilling fear of retribution over failure isn't going to help you build a productive, learning organization. We look at what can
Online security doesn't come cheap - it's free
Leader Sometimes, fixing a problem means giving Linux the boot
Linux touted as the solution to online-banking problems
News Banks could soon be making their customers boot Linux from customised CDs to ensure the security of online transactions, if one Australian firm's idea takes off
LaCie Silverscreen (80GB)
Review The Silverscreen is a sluggish mobile hard drive with a useful entertainment feature -- it plays video and music directly to a TV.
Phishers target Yahoo IM users
News The search giant has confirmed that its instant messaging service is being used to perpetuate a phishing scam
Skype increases desktop integration
News Brief: The latest version of the free VoIP software includes features that allow it to integrate with MSN Messenger, Opera and other PC applications
Blue Gene/L cruises past 100 teraflop barrier
News Easily beating its own record of 70.7 teraflops, IBM's flagship supercomputer has extended its lead at the top of the supercomputing league by logging a sustained performance of 135.5 teraflops
Dell in double-headed four-way server launch
News The market-leading PC maker has released two new four-way Xeon-based servers, and says they are ideal for server consolidation and virtualisation
Microsoft developer tool pricing pilloried
News Builder: The software giant's proposed new pricing scheme for MSDN and Visual Studio have angered many devlopers who claim it is unfair on smaller businesses
Mozilla patches Firefox flaw
News A patch has been issued for a serious flaw in the open source browser's legacy Netscape code relating to animating GIF files, and all users are advised to upgrade
EDS backtracks on 'strategically important' Linux
News The outsourcing specialist now says it will embrace Linux, after unleashing a storm of protest by branding the open source OS unsuitable for enterprise use
