July 2004 News
Friday July 30, 2004

• Intel Delays Pentium; Talks Up Wireless

• NYSE To Further Upgrade Automated Execution System

• Stocks Keep Rising Despite Oil Price Surge

• Microsoft Puts Out IE Patch Early

• Microsoft To Take Cheap Windows To More Markets

• Microsoft Issues Security Fix For Internet Explorer

• Big Time Spammer Shut Down By CAN-SPAM

• Panda Adds Intrusion Prevention To Anti-Virus Defenses

• Tata Consultancy Looks Formidable With $1 Billion In Cash

• Live From Boston: Stirring Convention Wrapup, Stirring Blog Journalism

Thursday July 29, 2004

• KeyCorp Keeps It Clean

• Diva Downside

• SEC Gets Closer To XBRL

• Auto Industry Seeks To Improve Web Services

• Investors Jump Back In

• DSL, Wi-Fi Chip Away at Cable Modem Market Share

• Kerry's Acceptance Caps Busy Week For Democrats' IT Staff

• Apple Threatens RealNetworks

• Microsoft To Issue Browser Patch Next Week

• New Web Mail Service Offers 3GB Of Storage

Wednesday July 28, 2004

• RealNetworks Boosts Revenues, Cuts Losses By Half

• Faster Updates, More Security To Arrive In XP SP2

• Online Ad Spending Expected To Surpass Magazines

• Onetime Gains Boost Bottom Line For EDS

• Buyers Jumped Into The Markets After Lunch

• IT Jobs Continue To Disappear

• Perimeter Security Improves, But Internal Networks Still Vulnerable

• Survey Says Linux Hacks Are Rare

• Silicon Graphics Wins Nod From NASA To Build Supercomputer

• A CIO’s Passage To India

Tuesday July 27, 2004

• How To Detect, Delete New MyDoom

• Navy Hires IBM To Build Military's Fastest Computer

• Tibco Draws Business-Process Road Map

• Investors Find A Reason To Buy

• Symbol Scoops Up Matrics

• Report: Private Sector Too Wary Of Sharing Security Information

• MyDoom Attackers Target Microsoft

• Microsoft Delays Three Windows Upgrades

• Lockheed Martin Sees 18% Jump In IT Outsourcing Sales

• Some People Like Spam According To Poll

Monday July 26, 2004

• Data-Management Matchup

• The Dirty ’O’ Word

• SIA Unfurls STP Banner Again

• Buying Into Risk Management

• Remedy for Reference Data

• The Buy Side Takes Charge

• Making Markets Move

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• Fast Facts From Radicati Group

• Dear CIO...

Friday July 23, 2004

• Video VP: Gore To Address Democrats Via Videoconferencing

• Microsoft Courts Offshore Outsourcers

• Report Takes Homeland Security Department To Cyber-Woodshed

• Microsoft And Amazon Earnings Trigger More Losses

• BEA's Adam Bosworth Departing For Google

• Homeland Security Taken To Cyber Security Woodshed

• Olympics Surveillance Ready As Athens Expands Security

• Wireless Laptops At Democratic Convention May Pose Big Risk

• Yahoo Launches Camera Phone Uploads

• Hotmail Starts 2GB Storage Allowance

Thursday July 22, 2004

• Thor Technologies Unbundles Enterprise Provisioning Offerings

• Budding Relationships Meet Service Level Management

• Comergent Announces SOA-Enhanced E-Commerce App

• EarthLink Swings To A Profit, But Revenues Dip

• AT&T, SBC Gain Some Ground With Product Bundling, DSL

• Wireless Laptops At Democratic Convention Pose Big Risk

• Digital Evolution Melds Identity Security With Web Services Management

• Microsoft 4Q Profit Up 82%

• AON Signs $600 Million Outsourcing Deal With CSC

• I2 Looks For Its Next Leader

Wednesday July 21, 2004

• The Invisible Hand Of Commerce

• Jabber To Interoperate With SIMPLE

• Apple Signs Indie Music Labels In Europe

• Judge Sanctions UBS For Missing Or Late E-Mails

• Semiconductor Weakness Sends Stocks Lower

• International Sales Boost eBay

• Government Outlines Health-Care Transformation Via IT

• Judge Sanctions UBS For Missing Or Late E-Mails

• Voice Over IP Looks Ready For Breakout

• Computer Associates Adds Sales Chief And CIO

Tuesday July 20, 2004

• New Bagle Spreads Fast By Shutting Down Defenses