June 2005 News
Wednesday June 29, 2005

• Battling With Video

• Developers’ Retirement Creates Next Y2K

• Survival of the Fittest

• AOL Boosts Video Search

• New Council Formed To Promote Adoption Of Smart Cards By Health-Care Sector

• Investment Management Newsflashes: Albridge Solutions Introduces The Albridge Advisor Report, and more

• Big Deals

• Sun To Buy SeeBeyond For $387 Million

• Lost Data Tapes Likely To Be Costly for Citi

• Making the Grade

Tuesday June 28, 2005

• The Shift to Holistic Compliance

• The Next Big Thing

• Google Offers New Version of Personalized Search

• Yahoo Readies Overhaul Of Web Mail

• Professor Sees iPod As A Potential Tool For Cybercrime

• Frustration Over Lack Of Market Gains Led To AMD-Intel Suit

• Apple Revs iTunes With Support For Podcasting

• Sun Aims Java At Health Care And Education Markets

• In Focus: RedDotting the "I"s and Crossing the "T"s

• Developers’ Retirement Creates Next Y2K

Monday June 27, 2005

• The Tech Challenged

• Grokster Ruling: A 'Chilling Effect' On Innovation?

• Microsoft Plans Support For Ajax

• Making Open-Source Apps More Appealing To Businesses

• Google And Yahoo Don't Block Porn, Government Report Says

• Sun's NetBeans 4.1

• Sun's Java Application Server 8.1

• SmartAdvice: Keeping Backup Tapes Secure

• Cognos Builds Performance-Management Ecosystem

• Texas Instruments Enters RFID Market For Retailers

Friday June 24, 2005

• RSS Fever

• CEO Minute: Interview with Juniper's Scott Kriens

• Every Federal Employee To Get Electronic ID Card

• Microsoft Plans RSS Features In Longhorn

• Oracle Hires Former Microsoft CFO As President And Finance Chief

• Can Cisco Sell Its Smarter-Network Vision?

• Customs Officials To Thwart Terrorists Through Cargo Standards

• Orders For Big-Ticket Computer Wares Slip

• CTO Minute: An Interview with Computer Associates' Yogesh Gupta

Thursday June 23, 2005

• Sleazy Chat Rooms

• Peer-To-Peer File Sharing Comes With Risks, Says FTC

• Yahoo Chat-Room Decision Draws Fire

• Reining In The National Weather Service

• Review: Three Free E-Mail Apps

• EMC And Sun Reveal Interoperability Partnership

• Eastman Kodak Deal Gives Another Push To Digital Cinema

• Ex-PeopleSoft President Takes The Helm At Deltek

• Hacker Boot Camp Helps Good Guys Outsmart Internet Troublemakers

• IPC Introduces Enterprise Voice Services

Wednesday June 22, 2005

• AOL's Last Chance

• SAP Acquires Lighthammer

• Fireman’s Fund Taps Itemfield

• Analysis from Watchfire/ GomezPro: Addressing Customers’ Claim Needs Online

• Proprietary Money

• AOL Tests New Entertainment Portal

• CTOs Go Shopping for Reg NMS

• Compliance Takes Center Stage

• Lessons From a Successful CIO

• DMA Dominates SIA Conference

Tuesday June 21, 2005

• Browser Spoofing

• Online Travel Shoppers Split Between Airlines, Agency Websites

• MSN Tests New Local Search Services

• Chambers Sketches A Grander Role For The Network

• Experience Distinguishes Open-Source Content-Management Launch

• A Clearer Picture For Digital Cinema

• I&T Wants You! "To tell us who deserves to be included in the Elite 8 of 2005

• Hitting The Restart Button On Stalled IT Careers

• In Focus: The Don't-Fix-It-If-It's-Not-Broken School of BPM

• A Letter From the SIA

Monday June 20, 2005

• Sogeti and Corporate Radar Team Up to Offer BI Solutions

• ProClarity Teams with Microsoft to Extend Comprehensive Scorecard Application

• Open-Source Management Tool Gets Graphic

• Another Use For Wi-Fi: Finding Stolen Laptops

• Now Playing: 'The News Show'

• CA Integrates Backup And Security For Small Companies

• TechWeb Network Launches Web-Based TV News Program

• Smart Advice: Project Management

• Oracle Shoots For Database Lead

• Where's RFID Going Next?

Friday June 17, 2005

• A Massive Snafu