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Europe invites bids for ?6.4bn in research funding

...network and service infrastructures, robotic systems, electronic and photonic components and digital content technologies. Over €400m will go towards research into issues such as a... Read more

20 July, 2010 by Tom Espiner
ISSLive 1.0

ISSLive 1.0

...crew and payload activities. It uses some of the latest interactive web content technologies, including 3D interactive virtual views of the MCC and ISS. ISSLive... Read more

20 March, 2012
ISSLive 1.0

ISSLive 1.0

...crew and payload activities. It uses some of the latest interactive web content technologies, including 3D interactive virtual views of the MCC and ISS. ISSLive... Read more

4 March, 2012

Baltimore finds a buyer for Content

Security software vendor Baltimore has found a buyer for its Content Technologies operation, the company said this morning. The company said that enterprise... Read more

24 January, 2002 by Matt Loney

Baltimore buys Mimesweeper for £700m

Irish security firm Baltimore Technologies will pay £702m for Content Technologies, the developer of Mimesweeper security software. UK-based Content Technologies produces... Read more

14 September, 2000 by Sarah Left

Developing Nigerian 3g Mobile Content.

These are interesting times in the Nigeria Mobile Market turf. Glo and Mtn are enagaging themselves to establish... Read more

4 March, 2008

Google and Microsoft jostle for desktop position

...a complex problem to solve," said Sue Feldman, a vice president of content technologies research for IDC. Google introduced an application for searching corporate intranets... Read more

24 May, 2004 by Stefanie Olsen

Baltimore packages up PKI

...is now at just under 6 pence. Even the sale of its Content Technologies division earlier this year to enterprise email management firm Clearswift failed... Read more

22 October, 2002 by Matt Loney

Adobe extends server push to Acrobat

...solving the problem one application at a time." Joshua Duhl, document and content technologies analyst for research firm IDC, said it makes sense for Adobe... Read more

21 October, 2002 by David Becker

Baltimore relegated from FTSE 250

...the middle of next year. This restructuring will include the sale of Content Technologies, which makes the MIMEsweeper email security system. Baltimore bought Content Technologies... Read more

24 August, 2001 by Graeme Wearden

Computer content security industry to boom, says report

...the first time," says David Guyatt, chief executive of market leading company Content Technologies. "For a long time it has been obvious that content security... Read more

10 July, 2000 by Will Knight

Government beefs up virus and hacking security

...standstill when the ILOVEYOU worm toppled its email system on 4 May. Content Technologies which produces MAILsweeper says that government is becoming increasingly vulnerable to... Read more

15 June, 2000 by Will Knight

Security firm creates cybercrime unit

Computer security firm Content Technologies is to create a new crime-fighting laboratory at its UK... Read more

22 November, 1999 by Will Knight

Surveillance: How your boss is watching you

...across a network and over the Internet. Another UK computer surveillance company, Content Technologies, provides two such tools: Websweeper and Mailsweeper, which allow even the... Read more

27 September, 1999 by Will Knight

Networks '99: UK snoop plans will force Net users abroad

...to enforce something on this scale? asks Andy Harris, technical director at Content Technologies. Even if the government was able to enforce the proposals, Harris... Read more

30 June, 1999 by Richard Barry

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