May 2004 News
Friday May 28, 2004

• BI Standardization and Consolidation for Performance Management

• Police Grab Hacker Suspects In Canada, Taiwan

• Investors Focus On Long Weekend, Not Trading

• Anti-Outsourcing Bill Goes To California Senate

• California Senate Passes Watered Down Anti-Gmail Bill

• Online Security Breaches Double In Financial Sector

• HP Sets $2 Billion Stock Buyback

• States Pass Their Own Anti-Spam Laws

• GAO: FDIC Security Weaknesses Put Key Data At Risk

• Survey Shows Online Security Breaches Have Doubled In The Financial Sector

Thursday May 27, 2004

• Microsoft Shows Off Its Security Plans

• Microsoft Details Soup-To-Nuts Strategy For Security

• Tyco CIO Shows Off IT Progress, Outlines Goals

• Porn Spammers Thumb Noses At FTC, CAN-SPAM

• Malicious Worms Still Probing LSASS Vulnerability

• VoIP Inc. Files Patent For 911 Technology

• ELECTRONIC TRADING NEWSFLASHES

• Balance of Power: Capital One’s Split-Focus IT Team

• RISK MANAGEMENT NEWSFLASHES

• A "Day Of Clarity" On Wall Street

Wednesday May 26, 2004

• Borland Signs Up With eBay and PayPal

• Techs And Small Caps Advance In A Nervous Market

• Microsoft To Merge Caller ID With SPF Anti-Spam Scheme

• Businesses Score Low On Information Quality

• Microsoft Offers Exchange Anti-Spam Tool To All

• Comcast Announces VoIP Service

• PeopleSoft Rejects Oracle Bid Again

• Comcast To Roll Out Voice Over IP Service

• Microsoft Offers Exchange Anti-Spam Tool To All

• Dell And EMC Expand Partnership

Tuesday May 25, 2004

• CA Offers To Settle With Government; 4Q Sales And Profits Grow

• UCCnet Offers Data Sync Utility For Small Businesses

• Traditional Advertisers Are Benefitting The Most Online

• Cisco Debuts High-End Router For Telecom Market

• Stocks Go Up As Oil Prices Head Lower

• Spammers Dumping Porn for Financial Services

• Report Says IT Hiring Should Remain Positive Due To Business Growth

• Low-Cost Servers Drive First-Quarter Sales Growth

• Aon Outsourcing IT For Savings And Enhanced Security

• U.S. Is Spam Superpower: 83 Percent Of All Mail Junk

Monday May 24, 2004

• Amazon Reaches 50,000-Developer Mark With Its Web Services Program

• Linux Drives Novell Into The Black

• Lucent Acquiring Internet Phone Provider Telica

• Wi-Fi Alliance Preempts IEEE on QoS and VoIP

• Symbol Promotes Thin APs, Soft Phones

• Airespace Dumb AP Gets Smart Antenna

• DSL Unit Shipments Up; Prices Down

• Record Growth Reported In Online Advertising

• CA Unveils Wireless Site Management

• GAO Urges More IT Spending Authority For Homeland Security CIO

Sunday May 23, 2004

• Looking for a Killer Application

Saturday May 22, 2004

• Asking For a Job

• Wi-Fi All-Stars Interview

• Wi-Fi Tales Interview

Friday May 21, 2004

• Symantec Warns Of Flaw In Antivirus Program

• Phishing Attacks Still Rising

• FBI Ready To Get Spammers

• Google Co-Founders Hold Biggest Slices Of Company

• Cisco: Source Code Theft Doesn't Boost Risk

• Oil's Down, So Stocks Rise

• Google's Gmail Hottest Tech Ticket In Town

• Click Commerce Agrees To Acquire Btrade

• Levanta Manages Linux On Intel

• Gmail: Online's Hottest Ticket

Thursday May 20, 2004

• IBM Offers Integration Software For Small Businesses