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Qualcomm accused of anti-competitive behaviour
News A number of the biggest names in the mobile industry have lodged a complaint with the European Commission accusing Qualcomm of anti-competitive behaviour. Companies including Ericsson, Nokia and Qualcomm's arch-rival Broadcom filed the complaint on...
[October 31, 2005, 8:20]
Microsoft has no licence for bad behaviour
Leader Such behaviour is utterly at odds with the standards expected of members of the IT community, and Microsoft's own pronouncements about making security, safety and trustworthiness its No.1 commitment. The fight against spam is both practical and...
[September 3, 2004, 12:10]
What "behaviour" and "reactions"? Who is at fault?
Talkback What behaviour is Berners-Lee talking about? What reactions? Basically, the complaint is that both men and women put women off a career in technology. Well, it doesn't mention non-geek males. So are we to assume that non-geek males encourage women...
[September 21, 2007, 21:20]
Nonlinear Complex Behaviour of TCP in UMTS Networks and Performance Analysis
White Papers This paper presents a study of nonlinear complex behaviour in UMTS networks. Furthermore the paper evaluates the impact of nonlinear dynamic behaviour on the UMTS network performance. Simulation results show the behaviour of the network with...
[December 6, 2007, 0:01]
South Korea accuses Intel of anti-competitive behaviour
Blog South Korea has sent Intel an equivalent of the EC's 'statement of objections', with accusations of anti-competitive behaviour, according to the Financial Times. After a two year investigation, the South Korean Fair Trade Commission has accused...
[September 12, 2007, 16:57]
Conduct School Behaviour Management
Downloads Conduct is a powerful software application for Mac and Windows that lets teachers and schools record, analyse and track incidents of positive and negative student behaviour. Conduct significantly reduces the administrative tasks for teachers and...
[March 5, 2006, 6:00]
Company Memorandum: Watch Your Behaviour!
Blog Apparently employee behaviour is key to improving a company’s information security. Increasingly, companies are realising that to tighten up further on information security, they have to change their people’s behaviour.
[March 28, 2008, 8:26]
Evaluation of Malware Clustering Based on Its Dynamic Behaviour
White Papers This paper presents a comparison of the behaviour of two representations for malware executables, a set of twelve distances for comparing them, and three variants of the hierarchical agglomerative clustering algorithm when used to capture the...
[June 20, 2009, 1:21]
Sun denies anti-competitive behaviour
News Sun has denied suggestions that it is engaging in anti-competitive behaviour. A complaint about Sun — made to the Office of Fair Trading by the Association of Service and Computer Dealers International (ASCDI) on Monday — claimed that Sun was...
[April 26, 2007, 15:10]
Sun accused of anti-competitive behaviour
News Computer dealers are taking Sun to the Office of Fair Trading, accusing the company of anti-competitive behaviour. It is anti-competitive behaviour, plain and simple," said ASCDI president Joe Marion.
[April 25, 2007, 16:43]
Anti Competition behaviour
Talkback This is where the EU should step in rather fast and act to prevent such anti competition behaviour. Microsoft got well hammered by the EU for supposed similar behaviour and this is an even more blatant example of monopolistic suppression of...
[April 7, 2009, 9:03]
Characterizing the Behaviour of RealVideo Streams
White Papers This paper uses an experimental testbed to characterize the behaviour of RealVideo streams under different network conditions, with special emphasis on understanding their "TCP friendliness". The results also show that the new TurboPlay feature...
[December 27, 2007, 0:01]
European Commission attacks Microsoft's 'abusive behaviour'
Talkback Funny, If I break the law and the "police" gives me a ticket. Am I then "attacked" bye the police. Well, I might feel like that (if I am stupid). So what sort of "feelings" created that headline.
[October 3, 2004, 14:06]
Microsoft has no licence for bad behaviour
Talkback I just don't understand why the industry has left it to MS to patent the basic anti-spam concepts. Lets hope someone comes up with a better idea and makes that available for the benefit of all - before monopolistic commercial tendencies nail it in...
[September 7, 2004, 22:36]
Company Memorandum: Watch Your Behaviour!
Blog Comment We supply neural implants - known as memes. We seed those little ideas that get inside people's heads and pop up when they're least expecting them. Things such as "If I give someone my password, will they steal my identity?
[March 28, 2008, 5:30]
Company Memorandum: Watch Your Behaviour!
Blog Comment Yeah, I'm all for scaring the bajeebers out of the unexpected. Though can't a meme propagate itself and can move through a 'culture' in a manner similar to the behavior of a virus? I still reckon brain implants are the future to a trustworthy...
[March 28, 2008, 14:44]
Qualcomm accused of anti-competitive behaviour
Talkback It'll be interesting to compare the case against Qualcomm with the ones Microsoft was/is in.
[October 31, 2005, 21:18]
Microsoft's monopolistic behaviour
Blog Comment I couldn't agree with you more, Moley. The question is, where do we draw the line in dealing with the monopolists? If we do it on principle, then we shouldn't have anything else to do with them, period.
[April 24, 2009, 12:26]
Microsoft's monopolistic behaviour
Blog Comment Moley, seconded! For the long-term health of our industry, we need to shift the market away from where one monopolist or another can grab the industry by the throat, and shake it around like a rag doll.
[April 23, 2009, 9:19]
Worm detector looks out for bad behaviour
Talkback worm detector isnt worth bothering ur time with how crap it is
[November 1, 2004, 14:11]
