April 2004 News
Thursday April 29, 2004

• Boom Times For U.S. Broadband Usage Expected To Continue

• California Senate OKs Bill To Limit RFID Use

• VoIP Ships Out: Available On Ocean-Going Vessels

• Acquisition Boosts Business Objects

• Interest-Rate Fears Chill Markets

• Bot Attacks Vulnerable Windows Systems; Microsoft Patch Buggy

• Google Files Long-Awaited IPO Plans

• Retiree Drives Off With Porsche Seized From Spammer

• BMC Snaps Up Marimba

• Bot Attacks Vulnerable Windows Systems; Microsoft Patch Buggy

Wednesday April 28, 2004

• Symantec Closes Out Big Year

• HP To Ship First RFID-Ready Goods

• State CIOs Don't Offshore Much--But Many Would Like To

• The InformationWeek 100 Falls 2.5%

• SAP Maps CRM Push

• AutoZone Wants Delay In Its Case Against SCO

• Netsky.x Lays Out Web Sites

• Adaptec's ISA1500 Storage Array Stumbles, But Delivers

• DaimlerChrysler Outsources Corporate Systems To EDS

• Dell And SAP Expand Partnership

Tuesday April 27, 2004

• Symantec May Have Found Windows SSL Worm Already

• AutoZone Asks For Delay In SCO Lawsuit

• Network Associates Is Back In The Black

• JBoss CEO Against Open-Sourcing Java

• Hackers Embed Poetry in Malicious Worm

• Software Companies Are Tops In 1Q VC Funding

• Study: Small And Midsize Companies Will Lead IT Spending

• RFID Legislation Gains Sponsors

• The Poetic Side Of Worms

• Good News But Mixed Results

Monday April 26, 2004

• Consortium Providing Commercial BIND Support

• IM Vendors Move Beyond Chat

• EFF Launches Patent-Busting Campaign

• Open Text Readies New Content Management Product

• Google's Founders Wary Of IPO Headaches

• Yahoo Previews Next Version Of IM Client

• IBM And Stanford AIm For New Spin On Computing

• Going Nowhere Fast

• Microsoft's European Innovation Center Takes Aim At Science

• Windows Vulnerability Exploited; Worm May Be Next

Sunday April 25, 2004

• CEO Minute | Gomez' Dr. Alexander D. Stein

• Adaptec's Serial ATA RAID 2810SA

Friday April 23, 2004

• Apache Foundation Adds XML Encryption to Java Library

• Telelogic Finds Growth Outside Europe

• InformationWeek 100 Finishes Week Up 1.6%

• Help For Storage Networking Troubles

• Forgent Networks Sues 31 Major Companies Over JPEG Patent

• Network Associates To Change Name, Sell Sniffer

• Hard-Disk Limitations

• Homeland Security Picks Anser To Run R&D Center

• Host Intrusion Prevention Software

• Iraq War Skews Data On Computer Orders And Shipments

Thursday April 22, 2004

• Sterling Acquires TR2

• Restructuring Takes Toll On PeopleSoft's Profits

• Legal Expenses Take Bite Out Of Microsoft's Earnings

• Record Profits At Amazon.com

• Thursday's Tech Stocks: Good Earnings News Boosts Markets

• IT Security Pro Fears Stronger, Super Worms Coming

• Notes On A Disaster Averted (So Far)

• Market data Newsflash

• Investment Technology Newsflashes

• Operations Newsflashes

Wednesday April 21, 2004

• EBay Targets China As Profits Soar

• Broadband Expected To Reach Further In SMB Market

• Pitney Bowes Adds Browser-Based Online Postage Option

• IBM Hunts For Smaller Business Customers With Desktop Management Services

• IBM Supercomputer Revs Up Car Design

• Wednesday's Tech Stocks: Good News Sends Markets Higher

• EBay Targets China As Profits Soar

• Common Sense Is Key To Cybersecurity

• Tennessee Senator Backs New Supercomputer

• Safeco Launches Single Platform for P&C Sales

Tuesday April 20, 2004

• Managing Content In A Flash