List of Articles for July 2006
- Ohloh Announces a Public Beta of Its Open Source Information Service
- Google launches click-through fraud figures service
- The Evolving Broadcast Sector
- Lords explore internet security
- Government figures show IT is more boring than accountancy
- China crisis for web's biggest names as licence crackdown looms
- Intel fails to erase trade mark of Intelmark
- New technology brings 10 Gigabit Ethernet closer to mainstream
- Does your employer really need to know...
- US Government to relax its grip on the internet
- 6% of U.S. Web Users Have Downloaded Podcasts, Says Nielsen Analytics
- Open-Source, Open-Standard DRM Project OpenIPMP Announces New platform Version
- MySpace: The new Lord of the Flies
- Gold'en Rant of the Week : Viral marketing at its worst
- Kazaa to pay $100 million and go legal in landmark piracy settlement
- Etribes looks to popularise blogging in UK
- Recent PR screwups
- Computer Games Detect Early Signs of Autism and Dyslexia in Children
- Hey kids, get your Zango here!
- Swede can't swallow McDonald's pizza
- Say hello to KushCash
- Real money replaced by Visa in Monopoly
- Security Outfit urges companies to ban Greynets
- The Top 10 Ways To Future-Proof Your SAP Career
- CMP publishes list of Ten top Security Myths, targets Security Epidemic
- Meta tag abusers face 20 years in prison under US law
- OSDL Adds New Member as Marketshare for Mobile Linux Continues to Rise
- US judge backs government's block of phone records case
- Opera to allow Instant custom Widget creation
- Europe investigates dangers of mobiles to children
- My Space Now "The Target" for Criminals
- BetonSports.com fires jailed boss
- Computer disposal laws in force from July 2007
- eBay tackles piracy
- Beware of data kidnappers
- Saving pennies with 'Free' Web Hosting Costs SMEs Dearly
- 55 years in clink for stealing email addresses?
- China on target to reach 250 million internet users in 2010
- Games firm denied European court hearing
- Appeal against ISP snooping goes to Washington
- Using "dissolvable" agents from an appliance
- Openoffice.org less secure than Microsoft Office
- Email Servers Controlled By Spammers
- No new law needed for passenger data transfer, says Commons committee
- Scamsters target Sky TV subscribers
- Internet fraud slips through police fingers, says Attorney General
- Would you jack your brain into the 'Net?
- Sunbelt TechTips for the week of July 24
- Free online service to help fight exploits
- Free anti-malware software for Linux
- Internet Crime now 8% of All Fraud
- Beware of Employment proposal scams
- Microsoft Windows XP Fundamentals for Legacy PCs given green light
- US Government fails to block email spy case
- SQL Injection attacks on the rise
- New BACS system goes live
- Biggest IT Blunders Busted at Techrepublic
- European Parliament calls for code of conduct for Google, Yahoo! and others
- Blender, another proprietary software gone open source
- Government mulls prison terms for privacy breaches
