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Channel News

Union accuses Capita on job losses

Belfast staff must reapply

AMD Phenom 9500 processor

Review AMD's four-core desktop CPU squares up for a fight with Intel's Core 2 Quad
BEA slices into two-tier EMEA market with Magirus

Eyes up 'unexploited' mid-sector

Comms News

BT phone pwn

You're gullible Finns... bitch

Nokia woos Facebook - report
Tiscali hits 'undo' after bandwidth throttling chokes iTunes

And cripples other traffic
FBI rings warnings over VoIP phishing cons

'Alarming' rise in vishing
Clean up your iPhone with... er... wiper-wielding bikini babes

It's all done in the best possible taste...
O2 misses iPhone targets

Only just...

Hardware News

Symantec sells off Veritas' hopes and dreams

Precise set free for a fee

Microsoft preempts Hyper-V release with virtualization vision

Citrix, Calista and Windows lead the hypefensive
Dell's Soviet style two-year plan results in fresh blade servers

55,000 man hours and four acres of pines
Big Blue gets NITs

Scratching around in the SMB market

Management News

Bono's tech fund linked to Sheffield United desire

Project Red (and White)

Smith says answer to knife crime is through the arch window

Home Office's cutting edge solution
Do we need computer competence tests?

Column Reverse into parking space, leave laptop on back seat
Becta exec admits mistakes on education IT

Pledges end to buy first, ask questions later policies
Yahoo! readies! jobs! purge?

Depredate to accumulate
Microsoft ruling may not bolster Europe's new case, warns lawyer

Don't count your chickens...
WPP chief sees headroom for Internet ad growth

DLD08 'Disconnect' exists between spend and consumer activity
Olympic 'business dating agency' goes live

Line up for the sub-contracts race

Music and Media News

Brazil bans the evil sold in 'EverQuest' and 'Counter-Strike'

No, this isn't a repost from 1999

Odds and Sods News

Lindsay Lohan nominated for multiple Razzies

Worst actress, worst screen couple...

Lightsaber voted top movie weapon

Dirty Harry's .44 pipped to the post
Turkey blocks YouTube, part II

More Ataturk attack malarkey
Dildo rails dirty? Help is at hand

Company will clean absolutely everything

Reg Hardware News

French tempted with €199 Eee PC HSDPA bundle

Internet 'partout, pour tous', apparently

Panasonic intros entry-level digicam

Snap n' save
Samsung slides out T819 handset

A G600 in sheep's clothing?
Camcorder flashlight ready for nighttime YouTube shoots

Light-up your home videos
Asian vendors tout tiny Bluetooth adaptor at Eee PC

Barely bigger than a USB connector
Nokia N95 8GB becomes first phone to win DLNA thumbs-up

The what got what?
Build a better baby monitor

Q&A
LG's Viewty goes silver

The colour for 2008?
Win an Epson Stylus D120 inkjet every day this week

Reg Hardware Daily Draw
US HD DVD sales hit new low

Post Warner announcement trend?

Science News

Philip Pullman: Kill humans and ration heating

The Rose Tinted Spyglass

Caffeine doubles miscarriage risk

Lay off the coffee, pregnant women advised
Government told to ditch biofuel targets

Not green, not clever
Lack of training cited in Mojave spaceport blast

Scaled Composites fined over deaths
United Arab Emirates plan zero carbon desert city

Carless utopia
Computer system suspected in Heathrow 777 crash

Mechanical failure 'unthinkable'

Security News

CIA claims crackers took out power grids

Future threat or urban myth in the making

Winamp blighted by bug brace

Lament over Ultravox vuln
RIAA wiped off the net

Hacktivists at work

Software News

Microsoft tries to CTRL-W WordPerfect lawsuit again

Asks Supremes not to save changes

Viva VBA - alas

Entrenched victory

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