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Archive - 25 Nov 2004

CCIA sticking to its guns

News The CCIA's president has described the association's $20m settlement with Redmond as 'a tactical withdrawal' and has indicated that its position remains very much the same as it always has

Gartner: Beware of Bofra exploit

News The bofra exploit is to cause more damage for a long time to come, Gartner says

Micro generators pick up power

News High-speed generators the size of pound coins may one day replace batteries in portable equipment

Open-source payroll application launched

News Clockwork has launched what it claims is the UK's first open-source payroll system, which it says will be cheaper than existing software from Sage and Northgate

Kazaa creates worst spyware threat, says CA

News The peer-to-peer file sharing program Kazaa is the biggest spyware threat on the Internet, according to a security firm

German railway on track with Linux migration

News The company running the German railway system has moved half of its servers to Linux, and expects to have more than 300 Linux servers in operation by the end of this year

File-swapping lawsuits put on hold

News A judge has ruled that the MPAA failed to show good reason why 12 file-swapping cases should be bundled together

It can pay to criticise Microsoft

Analysis The head of the CCIA has reportedly pocketed a multi-million-dollar payout in a recent settlement with Microsoft - the latest in a long line of those who have profited financially from tussling...

Parliament to get an 'electronic community'

News A new electronic system aimed at improving the communication between Parliament and Whitehall has been launched by Peter Hain, the leader of the House of Commons

WinAmp hack attack warning released

News A security company has issued a 'highly critical' warning relating to an attack that exploits a flaw in NullSoft's popular music player

Falling market? Sell yourself up

Leader IT contractor rates are falling, which is nice for IT departments but tough on contractors. Here's what contractors need to do

Intego releases messaging encryption for iChat

News Users of the Apple instant messaging program iChat can now encrypt their conversations, security company Intego says

Linux goes Live on Gentoo CD release

News Update: The Linux distro is due to release a version of its operating system that can be run directly off a CD-ROM, so that people can try Gentoo without installing it

i-mate JAM

Review The i-mate JAM is a Pocket PC/phone combo that delivers an excellent combination of functionality and portability. Its main drawbacks are the absence of built-in Wi-Fi and limited memory.

Mobile gaming booms in India

News India is emerging as a massive market for mobile gaming - revenues of over $300m in just a few years' time are being predicted

Judge dismisses copyright fight

News The US Congress' actions in extending copyright terms were not illegal, a judge has found

UK contractor rates... contract

News Builder: Average hourly rates have fallen 11 percent since May, but some contractor jobs still command a healthy premium -- if you have the right skills

Oracle reveals PeopleSoft board challengers

News Oracle has put forward its candidates to replace PeopleSoft's current board in the next step of its bid to take over the company

CIA funds chatroom surveillance

News A university in New York has been funded to keep tabs on IRC conversations with money channelled through the National Science Foundation by the CIA, documents have revealed

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