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Infosecurity Europe is Europe's number one Information Security event held on the 22nd - 24th April 2008, Grand Hall, Olympia. Now in its 13th year, the event continues to provide an unrivalled education programme, new products & services, exhibitors and visitors from every segment of the industry.
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Channel News

Sales slide at PC World, Currys

DSGi CEO issues second profit warning

Comms News

Network Solutions hijacks customer sub-domains for ad fest

Your site. Their marketing filth

American ISPs already sharing data with outside ad firms

To Phorm or Not to Phorm
Phone insurance firm reveals Sharia rules policy

Still worth reading the small print though
Nokia promotes N-Gage innovation with €70,000 bait

Only existing games developers need apply

Hardware News

SanDisk warns that unsecured flash drives are coming to get you

Nightmare at 20,000MB

Can the Atom help Intel's CEO meet otherworldly demands?

Interview Exclusive Otellini bullish on MIDs, bearish on Affymetrics
HP goes bundle mad with quicker HP-UX

11i v3 Update 2, a name that's practically poetry
Intel builds software engine to shrink laptops and mobiles

Less becomes more
IBM backs the truth up out there with FilesX

Yet another storage buy
WD pitches 'rainbow' selection of coloured hard drives

Hue know you want one
VIA and Nvidia partner to bomb Intel's Atom

Fusion of interests
RM to push new HP sub-laptop to schools

Good things come in small packages

Management News

IBM hopes to patent 'dealing with chaos'

Exclusive rights to pandemics

eBay forces Aussies to use Paypal

It's that or pay in person, mate
Microhoo! deal roadmap goes round in circles

First Google, now AOL and News Corp again

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Odds and Sods News

A380 passengers to enjoy 'military-style' urinals

Customer orders four space-saving bogs

US student planned to ice Chuck Norris

Hit list names man who 'can slam a revolving door'
London store brews £50-a-poop cat-crap coffee

Charity to benefit from the Caffé Raro experience

Public Sector News

Google and Yahoo! skewer anti-DoubleClick law

Band of Big Brothers

Al Gore dodges inconvenient green-tech questions

RSA RSA recycled into lecture gig
Ofcom questions BBC licence fee for worthy TV

Launches review, annoys everyone
Courts slam Blair's 'abject surrender' to Saudi prince

Updated Gov: We will change the law
NHS IT loses its interim head

Third major exec to walk this year
FCC builds giant text spam engine for terror warnings

jst 2 let u knw, there's an @ak pl& on d USA l8r 2day
Civil liberties groups challenge Data Retention Directive in ECJ

'Illegal on human rights grounds'

Reg Hardware News

3D TV debuts in Japan

Another excuse to stay in

Sony Ericsson Walkman W380i budget music phone

Review Less iPhone killer, more Shuffle worrier
Boffins build safer, more capacious lithium-ion battery

Holy Grail of laptop power packs found?
Nikon downloads Wi-Fi compact camera

Wireless snapping
Sanyo satnav offers anti-theft advice

I wouldn't park there, mate
Aussies to get 3G iPhone in June... and unlocked?

No carrier tie-ins for roll-out Down Under, dealers told
Horror bestseller condemns videogame sales limit law

Proposed statute 'undemocratic', claims Stephen King
Guitar maker Gibson thrashes out more robo-axes

Self-tuning to replace roadies?
Designer condenses 3D mouse for laptop users

Navigate your PC with style

Science News

Soyuz capsule docks with ISS

Expedition 17 runs on rails

Boffins chomp noggin-nobbling narcotics

Jekyll and super-intelligent Hyde
US will sky spy-sat to eye spy-sats

Watch out for the watcher-watcher
NASA gets intimate with Phobos

New HiRISE snaps of Martian moon
Minister: Waste wood is 'huge potential resource'

Burning it could generate 0.7% of UK's 'leccy!
Biologists track down elusive lungless frog

Backwards evolution in Borneo

Security News

Spam busters blacklist MessageLabs and chums

'Word on the street' says Hotmail downed too

Phishers offer credit card discounts to prospective marks

In-SecureCode
Lieberman's campaign to blame for website crash

404 Error: Hackers not Found
Spam filtering services throttle Gmail to fight spammers

Junk mailers set up CAPTCHA-busting sweatshops in India
UK.biz flunks app security tests

Risky business
Old people can sabotage software too

RSA Games insiders play

Software News

Opera tunes itself for Android

No fat ladies involved

ID and the triple-A challenge of mashup security

Sources unknown

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