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Brother Tops Range With 200MHz Pentium Pro PC
News The Brother Professor 200 Multimedia Powerhouse PC (£2,160 + VAT) comes in a mini-tower design and has 32Mb RAM, 256Kb SPB cache, 2Gb hard drive, eight-speed CD-ROM drive, ATI graphics card and 17-inch monitor with built-in stereo speakers.
[November 5, 1996, 9:50]
Brother Aims Notebook At Faithful Followers
News The Brother Expression costs £1,700 + VAT for a 120MHz Pentium-based model with 8Mb RAM, 810Mb removable hard drive, 11.3-inch dual-scan screen, six-speed CD-ROM drive, and removable NiMH battery. A 133MHz model is also available, and there is the...
[December 5, 1996, 16:24]
Brother Deploys MySAP Customer Relationship Management To Enhance Customer Relations
White Papers Despite having amassed mountains of data on millions of end consumers, Brother International Corp.knew little about its clientele. With the SAP solution, Brother can track and analyze huge amounts of customer data, and provide internal and remote...
[November 28, 2005, 23:00]
Big Brother Files: Wednesday
News Sada asked Big Brother to phone her boyfriend--"Have you spoken to him because if he's gone then I'll have her. If Sada walks, the Big Brother team are undecided on their plan of action. The Web cam spotlight is focusing on the outrageous Nicholas...
[July 26, 2000, 17:20]
Channel 4 Cuts Big Brother Web Feed
News Big Brother's Web site suffered an outage last night as the housemates' growing concerns over Nick reached breaking point. Craig, who has been nominated for eviction this Friday, "cottoned on to the fact that Nicholas has been rigging the voting...
[August 17, 2000, 11:07]
Brits Give Up Privacy In Big Brother Show
News Internet users can, as of Friday, take on the role of Big Brother using the latest surveillance technology to observe the lives of ten UK people. Everything about the lives of these contestants will be scrutinised by surveillance cameras, and the...
[July 14, 2000, 17:15]
Crackers Suspected Of Rigging Big Brother Vote
News The Big Brother Web team suspect crackers may have unleashed a mailbomb on the voting section of the site, in order to rig the vote for unpopular housemate Paul. The editor of the Big Brother site has admitted that this is out of sync with the...
[July 3, 2001, 17:07]
Big Brother Files: The Evictions Start
News As Big Brother made the announcement last night at 6pm, one nominee is reported to have burst into tears, whilst the other put on a brave face and announced "It's completely cool. If the hippy chick walks, Big Brother will put in a replacement--a...
[July 25, 2000, 17:35]
Big Brother Is You
Blog I'm currently wading my way through the Royal Academy of Engineering's report on privacy and technology, and came across this interesting paragraph on the topic of Big Brother. The danger more likely in present times is that if technology continues...
[March 27, 2007, 16:10]
Livingstone And Blair Scoop Big Brother Awards
News London Mayor Ken Livingstone has been awarded the dubious honour of 'Worst Public Servant' at the annual Big Brother awards for his leading roll in the implementation of the London congestion charge scheme and the surveillance system underpinning it.
[March 25, 2003, 15:46]
News Burst: Pranksters Hack Into Big Brother Nomination Lines
News Telephone hackers are targeting the Big Brother eviction lines reports the Channel 4 viewers enquiry line Thursday. Morgan Holt, editor of the Big Brother Web site is adamant that "this is not an effective way of rigging the nomination vote".
[August 24, 2000, 10:16]
Windows Server 2003 Gets 'Big Brother'
News The introduction of RMS could raise concerns among users that Microsoft -- and the larger businesses that install the tool -- could act as "Big Brother", constantly monitoring their computer use. Microsoft on Friday announced a new security...
[February 24, 2003, 5:53]
Big Brother Plans Pushed Through Parliament
News The balance should be struck in favour of preserving human rights rather than for the creation of a Big Brother state," he said. The government's decision to push through controversial electronic surveillance plans drew fire from civil liberties...
[November 17, 1999, 15:28]
Big Brother Live
News Friday night the nation will be tuning into the first live broadcast of Big Brother, but will the servers be able to cope with interest in the Web site? With the first eviction happening Friday, tensions are rising not only in the Big Brother...
[July 28, 2000, 17:02]
Spam, No Bother, For Brother International
White Papers Brother International Corporation is one of the world's leading producers of products for the home, home office and business environments. With about 780 employees in North and South America employed by Brother International and its subsidiaries...
[May 2, 2004, 0:00]
Pranksters Hit Big Brother Nomination Lines
News Telephone pranksters are targeting the Big Brother eviction lines according to Channel 4's enquiry line Thursday. Morgan Holt, editor of the Big Brother Web site is adamant that "this is not an effective way of rigging the nomination vote".
[August 24, 2000, 16:06]
US Report: Opposition To "Big Brother Inside" Grows
News Intel said it had no plans to link the data from the chips to customers' names and addresses, but this did little to calm critics' fears about the technology they have dubbed "Big Brother Inside". Online privacy advocates emerged from a meeting...
[February 1, 1999, 14:01]
Exclusive: Big Brother Was Hit By DoS Attack
News Hackers hit Channel 4's Big Brother Web site last Tuesday with what has been described as a "massive denial of access (DoS) attack". Although not brought down, Big Brother conceded the attack caused significant problems for the site.
[July 25, 2000, 16:43]
News Burst: Hacking Costs Spanish Big Brother $4m
News The Spanish Big Brother could be fined up to $4m after a hacker broke into its server and posted personal details of applicants on a fanclub Web site. Take me to the ZDNet Big Brother news roundup. The details were meant to remain undisclosed and...
[August 25, 2000, 10:20]
Hacking Could Cost Spanish Big Brother $4m
News The Spanish version of Big Brother could be fined up to $4m after a hacker broke into its server and posted personal details of applicants on a fanclub Web site. The Big Brother Web site in the UK has already been hit by a series of hacking attempts.
[August 25, 2000, 15:24]
