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Researchers crack London's Oyster card security
Researchers have successfully cracked the security of the Oyster card used for fare payments on buses and tubes in London.
Andrew Charlesworth
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People as important as IT in SOA deployments
Businesses are rapidly taking advantage of techniques that let them generate revenue by reusing existing technology..
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Spam king Richter must pay US$6m to MySpace
Self-styled 'King of Spam' Scott Richter has been ordered to pay US$6m in legal fees and damages for spamming MySpace subscribers in August 2006.
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Intel spins off SpectraWatt division
Intel has spun off its SpectraWatt photo-voltaic division which develops and manufactures the building blocks of solar-energy systems..
Andrew Charlesworth
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IP traffic to 'double' every two years
Web traffic volumes will almost double every two years from 2007 to 2012, driven by video and web 2.0 applications, according to a report from Cisco Systems..
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Jun 18 2008 8:18AM
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Nintendo nobbles Nyko's Nunchuk
Nintendo has filed a lawsuit against a company that makes accessories for the Wii, claiming that one of its products has infringed Nintendo's intellectual property..
Andrew Charlesworth
Jun 17 2008 11:22AM
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McKinnon makes last stand against extradition
Gary McKinnon, the UK systems administrator who hacked into Nasa and Pentagon computers in 2001 and 2002, is today making a last-ditch bid to avoid extradition to the US..
Andrew Charlesworth
Jun 17 2008 8:46AM
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Nortel shifts R&D funding to LTE
Nortel is pulling in-house research and development funds out of WiMax and concentrating on LTE (Long Term Evolution), the next generation of cellular mobile broadband..
Andrew Charlesworth
Jun 17 2008 8:46AM
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Data breaches 'easily' avoided
Nearly nine out of 10 corporate data breaches could have been prevented had reasonable security measures been in place, according to a report issued today by Verizon Business..
Andrew Charlesworth
Jun 16 2008 9:14AM
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Outsourcing 'mega-deals' on the wane
The number of 'mega-deal' outsourcing contracts awarded to a single supplier is declining as more companies opt for multiple outsourcing deals, according to new research from Gartner..
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Microsoft-Yahoo: The story so far
Last week's twist in the Microsoft-Yahoo soap opera has seen special guest Google entering the scene again after an absence of a few months.
Andrew Charlesworth
Jun 16 2008 9:14AM
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MySpace gears up for face-lift
MySpace is to launch a major redesign of its website on 18 June, promising improved navigation and search features..
Andrew Charlesworth
Jun 14 2008 12:19PM
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Red Hat settles Hibernate patent suits
Open source distributor Red Hat has come under fire after settling two patent suits for an undisclosed sum..
Andrew Charlesworth
Jun 13 2008 8:00AM
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Data breaches 'easily' avoided
Nearly nine out of 10 corporate data breaches could have been prevented had reasonable security measures been in place, according to a report issued today by Verizon Business.
Andrew Charlesworth
Jun 13 2008 8:00AM
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Nasa solves Martian soil problem
Nasa scientists controlling the Phoenix Mars probe have successfully solved the problem of lumpy Martian soil which has held up analysis of samples for a few days..
Andrew Charlesworth
Jun 12 2008 2:16PM
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Microsoft TownSquare puts web 2.0 in a suit
Microsoft is testing a prototype Facebook-like offering designed to bring social networking features to company intranets..
Andrew Charlesworth
Jun 12 2008 7:37AM
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US ISPs agree to block child porn sites
Three of the largest ISPs in the US have struck a legal deal to block child pornography sites, mirroring a voluntary agreement which already exists among the majority of UK ISPs..
Andrew Charlesworth
Jun 12 2008 7:37AM
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Vendors pool WiMax patents
Six vendors are to pool their WiMax patents so that companies building WiMax products can license the required technologies without running into patent litigation issues..
Andrew Charlesworth
Jun 11 2008 7:48AM
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Amazon sites fall over again
Amazon's websites suffered further sporadic outages on Monday, having been knocked out for about two hours on Friday..
Andrew Charlesworth
Jun 11 2008 7:48AM
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HP private eyes fined US$600,000
The four private investigators involved in the HP spying scandal have been fined a total of US$600,000 by a US court..
Andrew Charlesworth
May 31 2008 4:29PM
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