Previous DayFreeserve denies one of top brass is leaving
News It is nonsense that one of its directors is about to walk, says Freeserve
Sony releases Linux for PlayStation2
News For the moment the port will only apply to the Japanese versions of the console
Screenfridge gets warm reception
News Home networking could be driven by the adoption of Web-enabled white goods, if the results of this trial are accurate
Business: IM is getting out of control
News Corporate use of instant messaging is skyrocketing, creating a huge need for products to secure the transmissions
Microsoft and Qwest ink US DSL pact
News Broadband offering to get mass appeal with US team-up
Playing the computer hacking game
News Computer security experts are being trained with gaming techniques
Freeserve boss to follow Sir Iain?
News Sir Iain's head might not be the only one for the chop as rumours fly that one of Freeserve's top dogs is also to resign. Meanwhile commentators ponder what the future holds for BT
Microsoft exposes customers to virus risk
News Twenty six of the software giant's top support customers may have been infected with the FunLove virus
More info to go: IM gets intelligent
News Bot goes out into the Internet world and does your work for you
Sun and HP enforce holiday to cut costs
News You WILL take a vacation, Sun and HP tell workers
Chernobyl virus ready for a return run
News If you've got Windows 95 or 98, make sure your computer doesn't get nuked by the Chernobyl virus
Billions at stake in chip trial
News Rambus' lawsuit against Infineon will affect what kind of memory you buy for your PC, and how much it costs
Rift between AOL and Microsoft expands
News Komodo represents AOL's phasing out of its dependence on IE
Tech visionary gets inventor prize
News Lemelson-MIT prize goes to Ray Kurzweil for blind reading invention
Intel micromachines get legs
News Intel is investing in efforts to create miniature machines on a chip that will be able to move as well as process information
UK near bottom of broadband league
News An OECD survey, which puts the UK 21st out of 30 in the industrialised world, is the most serious challenge yet to government claims
BT's Vallance to be replaced by BBC chairman
News Sir Iain Vallance is to step down as chairman, but Sir Peter Bonfield remains -- for now
London voted e-business capital of Europe
News British e-tailers retain optimism amid mass of high-tech job cuts
ADSL waiting list drops to 1,000
News BT says it has got the waiting list for the high speed, always-on Internet service down to just 1,000 customers
