June 2004 News
Tuesday June 29, 2004

• AQuantive To Buy Online Ad Agency Razorfish

• Ellison To Discuss Microsoft Concerns During Testimony

• New Trojan Steals Banking Information

• Northrop Grumman's IT Arm Wins Homeland Security Contract

• Consumer Confidence Lifts All Markets

• SEC Charges Siebel With Violating Fair Disclosure Rule--Again

• PatchLink Updates Automated Patch Manager

• Gartner: Get Ready For Next Attack

• Why Amazon Is Suing Toys 'R' Us

• TechXNY Becoming Many Shows In One

Monday June 28, 2004

• Web Services Play Key Interoperability Role In Enterprises

• GAO Says Military Has Same IT Problems As Civilian Agencies

• Qovia Readies Tool To Block VoIP Spam

• Apple Readies Search Technology For Macs

• ObjectWeb to Federate Open Source ESB

• News Flash: Gates (Still) Hates Spam

• Justice Department Attacks Lawson's Stature As Enterprise Software Player

• New Librados Web Services Plug-In Turns Backend Enterprise System Functions into Reusable Web Services "in Seconds"

• Fool Me Once ...

• Intel Rolls Out 32/64-Bit Processors

Friday June 25, 2004

• Enhancing Complex IT Infrastructures Without the Chaos

• Study: Technology, Not Outsourcing Is The Biggest Threat To Jobs

• Anti-Spyware Bill Moves To House Floor

• Quality On-Line Debuts Simplify And Comply Technology

• Microsoft Submits Merged Sender ID E-Mail Spec

• Tech Workers Rally Against Proposed Options Rule

• HP Offers To Fix 900,000 Notebooks

• OASIS Announced Approval Of Key Web Services Security Spec

• Momentum For WiMAX Building

• GDP News Doesn't Slow Tech Stocks

Thursday June 24, 2004

• Kerry Pitches $30 Billion Tech Investment Plan

• Oracle Plays Down Its Own Importance

• Booz Allen Hamilton Turns To Services Firm As It Moves To Do Windows

• Trial Illuminates Ripple Effects Of Oracle's PeopleSoft Bid

• E-Mail Space Race Heats Up

• Morning Gains Melt Away

• Study: RFID Not Well-Known By Consumers

• Hot Dogs, Apple Pie, And Technology

• AOL To Acquire Advertising.com

• Senate Bill Targets File Swapping Networks

Wednesday June 23, 2004

• Should ID Be Required To Send E-Mail?

• AOL Insider Charged With Selling Addresses To Spammers

• Cognos Net Up 62% in May Quarter

• There's Life In Those Indexes

• WiMAX 'Overhyped,' But Arriving On Schedule

• Tech Firms Top Online Customer Respect List

• Security Agency Used More Passenger Data Than First Thought

• Salesforce Shares Gain 56% On Opening Day

• Spammers Using Spyware To Fool Users

• eBay Agrees To Acquire Indian Rival

Tuesday June 22, 2004

• Salesforce.com Boosts IPO Price

• SBC Planning Multi-Billion-Dollar Fiber Network

• Symantec Completes Brightmail Purchase

• Tech Heavyweights Hope To Navigate Obstacles To Digital Living

• Spirent Tests Triple-Play

• Major ISPs Look To Sender Authentication To Block Spam

• A Better Look Into Partnerships

• Palm Lifts Indexes Higher With Solid 4Q Results

• MasterCard Tries To Catch The Phishers

• eBay Opens Web Services API

Monday June 21, 2004

• Spending Stats

• Dear CIO...

• Career Profile: VP Of Development/salesforce.com

• Algo-Trading Meets Direct Access

• Information Nation

• The Trust Factor

• Yahoo Launches Chinese-Language Search

• FusionWare Launches Integration Server For Web Services

• Spyware Is Everywhere

• China Urges ISPs To Pledge "Patriotism"

Friday June 18, 2004

• Yahoo Yanks Enterprise Instant Messaging

• Inflation Concerns Don't Deter Investors

• Business Intelligence Can Give CRM A Boost

• Academic Warns Of Oracle Monopoly

• How To Really Surf The Net

• House Subcommittee Approves Anti-Spyware Bill

• CRM Planning: Keys for Project Success

• New Techniques May Slow, Not Stop Spam

• Symantec Warns That IM Worms Could Devastate Business

• Economics Professor Warns Of U,S, Monopoly If Oracle Acquires PeopleSoft

Thursday June 17, 2004

• PeopleSoft Documents Raise Competitive Fears About Microsoft