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Monday February 28, 2005

Trusting Consumers And Risk-Averse Merchants Help Explain Online Sales Growth

How Spyware Works

IBM Turns To ISVs And Resellers To Charge Up Sales

Symantec CEO Takes On Microsoft, Again

I2 Technologies Gets A New CEO

New Brower Stats Show Fresh Open-Source Gains

Firefox Continues To Chip Away At IE's Share

IBM Exec To Partners: Get Rich With Linux

Mobile Text Message Spam Doubles

Mozilla, Firefox Open To Attack

Saturday February 26, 2005

Low-Cost Camera Takes High-Quality Pictures

Friday February 25, 2005

New Phone Will Let You 'Slap' Caller

IT Spending By Auto-Parts Makers Expected To Increase This Year

The Spyzilla Project?
(Or, A Modest Proposal...)

Opera To Beef Up Browser Security

Microsoft Signs 'Final Fantasy' Creator For Xbox

CA Simplifies Output Management For The Mainframe

Thunderbird, Mozilla Updates Next In Line

Informatica Shows Shifting Product Strategy

Security Firms Follow Unwritten Code When Digging Up Dirt On Each Other

Research: Bad Data Thwarting Data Warehouses

Thursday February 24, 2005

Firefox, Microsoft, And More: Mozilla Chair Mitch Kapor

New Music Appliance Makes Tunes Available From Anywhere

Firefox Patch Fixes Vulnerabilities And Prevents Crashing

Where Will Open Source Go Next? Xen Brings Approach To Server Virtualization

Phishers Troll The Net For Smaller Fish

TSA Enlists Help For Hazmat Credentialing

Qwest Makes Another Bid For MCI

AMD Breaks Technical Ground But Still Can't Penetrate Dell

Linux Distributor Mandrakesoft Acquires Conectiva

Consumers Loosening Up To Copy-Restricted CDs

Wednesday February 23, 2005

Wi-Fi Guest Access: Being Courteous And Cautious

Microsoft Brings Software Know-How To HIV Research

Report: Nearly A Third Of IM Users Have Gotten 'Spim'

New IPods Debut And A Marketing Medium, Too

HP Increases Emphasis On SMB Market

Americans Split On Privacy Risks Vs. Benefits Of E-Health Records

IBM Developing Next Release Of Data-Integration Tool

Rohm and Haas Finds Chemistry with Hyperion Web-Based Financial Consolidation, Reporting and Analysis

BPM Partners Assembles Unique Network of Performance Management Experts

Spam Costs Businesses Worldwide $50 Billion

Tuesday February 22, 2005

In Web Search, The Sweet Spot Is Four Words

Rob Enderle: You Are Your Worst Security Liability

Linux Isn't Moving The Revenue Needle Much For Novell

SunTrust Banks Inks Deal With Micropayments Processor

In Focus: Exploiting Security to Increase Content Access

EDS Looks To Get Early Advantage In GM Services Bid

Predicted Wave Of Worms Hits, Then Dissipates

IBM Exec Lays Out Intel Server, Blade Strategy

Intel Launches Chips For Embedded Market

IBM Hurricane Blows Into Server Market

Monday February 21, 2005

Mobile Phone Virus Found In U.S. Could Be Harbinger of Attacks To Come

Open Source Walks The High Wire

Pingtel Fosters Open-Source VoIP

Help With Human Resources

Stand And Deliver

Slow Going On The Global Grid

Business Technology: RFID: Time To Take A Stand

Retention On Track

New Tools May Put A Lock On Networks

Marks & Spencer Gives Nod To RFID On Clothing

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