July 2005 News
Friday July 29, 2005

• Podcast Porn Proves Popular

• Microsoft Denies IE 7 Breaks Yahoo, Google Toolbars

• Cell Phones Are Next Frontier For Internet Companies

• Reducing The Data-Theft Threat From USB Memory Sticks

• Delta Seeks To Convert Browsers Into Buyers With Revamped Web Site

• National City Banks On TransUnion Cross-Selling System

• Review: FeedBurner

• Executive News

• Techwatch

• INSTEC Unveils ASP Model

Thursday July 28, 2005

• Business Objects Reports 18% Second-Quarter Sales Increase

• XM Satellite Decreases Losses; Revenues Surge

• Thousands Expected To Attend In-Person Graduation Ceremony For Online Degrees

• Less Is More

• Seamless MultiChannel Service

• IPLocks Upgrades Risk Management Platform

• AOL Launches Personalized Homepage

• RFID Innovator Gets $66 Million Funding

• FactSet Research Systems Will Acquire StreamVPN, and more

• Creditex Spins Out T-Zero for Post-Trade Messaging and Connectivity in Credit Derivatives, and more

Wednesday July 27, 2005

• The Price Of Service

• Connecting With the Customer

• Profiting From a Customer-Focused Model

• Spotlight On Mobile-Phone Browsers

• GAO To Study National Plan To Recycle Computers

• Mozilla Releases Preview Of Mobile-Phone Browser

• Quest Software Releases New End User Performance Management Solution

• Study: Linux Network Security Higher than Other Platforms

• Indian Financial And Tech Hub Inundated By Record Rainfall

• Contributors

Tuesday July 26, 2005

• New CEO, Same Earnings Woes For Siebel

• King of Call Center Patents Sues Citibank For Infringement

• Amazon Sales Up, Profits Down

• Sun Suffers Net Loss, Revenue Down For Fiscal Year

• New 'On-Demand' Offering To Help Hospitals Identify Supply Savings

• Netli Internet Speed-Up Now Includes SLAs

• Mobile Spam Heading Our Way 2

• Analysis: DITA Cuts the Cost of Content Reuse

• In Focus: What's Hot and Not-So-Hot in ECM

• IBM Launches Z9, Latest Big-Iron Platform

Monday July 25, 2005

• Opportunity Knocks

• Meeting of the Minds

• The Critical Path to Excellence

• AMD Server Market Share Increases 50%

• Reaping the Rewards

• Remotely Speaking

• Speeding Claims

• Are Those Your Sunglasses I Hear Ringing?

• Yahoo Buys Pixoria, Launches Widget Service

• Documenting Change

Friday July 22, 2005

• Mobile Spam Heading Our Way

• Marketers Eye The Mobile Phone: Is Spam Far Behind?

• RFID: Not Ready For Prime Time, Says Study

• Unauthorized Data Access At CardSystems Began In April 2004, Bank Says

• New Phishing Attacks Fool Users

Thursday July 21, 2005

• HSBC And SAS Building Advanced Card-Fraud-Detection System

• Daylight Saving Time Extension Vexes Airlines

• AOL, Ask Jeeves Outpace Google, Yahoo, MSN In Second Quarter Growth

• Google Profits, Revenues Soar On More Ad Sales

• RSA Reports Weak Growth In Sales, Profits

• Former SEC Chairman Arthur Levitt Calls for Tighter Regulations

• Lind Named SVP at GoldenSource, and more

• Electronic Trading Newsflashes: CSFB to Distribute Algorithms via AFA’s Multibroker Platform, and more

• Americans Overwhelmingly Back Digital Health Records Concept

• Starwood Hotels Continues Its Migration From Mainframe To Services-Oriented Architecture

Wednesday July 20, 2005

• Online Search: And The Winner Is?

• Study: Most Americans Support E-Health Records

• Google Sees Record Search Queries In Second Quarter

• EBay Gets Its Earnings Groove Back

• The Right IT Skills Are Getting Raises, Report Concludes

• Essay Software's PowerSMB

• Study: Centralized Administration Makes Sarbox Easier

• VC Money Continues To Flow To Open Source

• FedEx Freight To Launch Advanced-Notification Service

• Bright Bridges eBiz and Ops

Tuesday July 19, 2005

• BrightPoint Consulting Teams with Infommersion to Provide Engaging Enterprise Dashboards