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Tuesday September 30, 2003

TECH STOCKS: Slumping In September

Study: Consumers Are Ready For PC-Based Entertainment Centers

White House Orders Agencies To Tighten Privacy On Personal Data

Making Records Management More Secure

SuSE Rolls Out 64-bit Linux For PCs

Study: Europeans Spending As Much Time Online As Watching TV

IBM Expands On-Demand Services

IBM Taps Advanced Processes For Wireless Chip

Piracy Remains Key Problem For Entertainment Industry

Head Of Internet Security Company Accused Of Hacking Military Networks

Monday September 29, 2003

TECH STOCKS: Another Healthy Rally

AT&T Promises Faster Connections Between Branches

EDS And Connected Partner To Protect PC Data

Adobe Wants To Be Microsoft, In Its Own Way

SAP Chief Says Oracle's Bid For PeopleSoft Driving Prices Down

Reuters Reaches IM Agreement With Microsoft

HP's Big Bet

The Guts To Say 'Go'

P&G Takes Lead In RFID

Grid Computing: The Scoop On How It Works

Friday September 26, 2003

TECH STOCKS: Major Weeklong Slide

IBM Launches Counter-Attack In Linux Cases

California Anti-Spam Law Questioned

IBM Confirms 400 Job Cuts

Massachusetts To Move Toward Open-Standards Computing

Amazon Invades Google's Turf

Telemarketing Group Urges Members To Abide By Do-Not-Call List

Thursday September 25, 2003

Lawson To Buy Closedloop

Outsourcing's Benefits May Be More Than Monetary

TECH STOCKS: Tough Week Continues

House Panel OKs Bill To Protect Government From File-Sharing Risks

Kodak Slashes Dividend To Help Fund Expansion To Digital Market

Businesses Face Barriers To E-Mail Upgrades

Congress Quickly Passes Do-Not-Call Bill

States, Retailers Ask Congress To Bless System To Collect Sales Taxes On Internet Purchases

SAP And Accenture Team On Financial Services

Immelt's Four Rules For Fostering Innovation

Wednesday September 24, 2003

Microsoft's Surround-Sound Meeting Plans

TECH STOCKS: OPEC News Sends Markets For A Spill

Cognos Posts Big 2Q Gains

I Want My DellTV

The Largest Data Warehouse In The World?

HP Offers Legal Protection To Linux Customers

Commission Warns Of Big Tab For Internet-Access Tax Ban

Exec Outlines Perils Of Offshore Outsourcing

Court Rules Against Do-Not-Call Registry

Company Behind Kazaa Turns Tables On Record Labels

Tuesday September 23, 2003

Fall Conference: CIOs Say Legacy Systems Are Useful But Costly

Fall Conference: Owens & Minor Adds Emphasis On Services

Simple Backup And Recovery From StorServer

TECH STOCKS: Bouncing Back

Red Hat Looks Beyond Operating Systems

Microsoft Takes Windows XP To 64 Bits For AMD

States Build Terror Database That Resembles Controversial Federal Project

Microsoft Is Keen On Green

JetBlue Hits Turbulence For Violating Customer Privacy Policy

Sun Rallies More Java Support From Equipment Makers

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