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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

Fujitsu Siemens Computers profit up, revs down

US dollar bursts consumer balloon

Comms News

Comcast proposes P2P 'bill of rights'

Skips FCC hearing

Ofcom taps water network for next generation broadband

Ducting the 100Mbit/s issue
US punters don't want mobile music

Can pay, won't play
Fring brings Skype to the iPhone

Only unofficially, of course
Pub jukebox delivers playlists, blogs and twitters

Can I have pork scratchings with that

Developer News

MySQL to fortify defenses with Citadel

MySQL User Conference Hop, skip and an upgrade

Hardware News

AMD launches Dell's four-core Opteron boxes

Issues ode to joy

Utah boffins in terahertz spybeam infra-computing quest

T-rays. Is there anything they can't do?

Management News

IBM grows profits, raises outlook

'We feel good'

eBay defies 'softening' economy

Profits leap 22 per cent
Google paid click rate decelerates (again)

Good news or bad?
Virtualization: nothing new on the Sun or the mainframe

The Freeform perspective Novacaine for the corporate brain?
eBay kills live auctions

Going, going, really gone

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Music and Media News

Pirate Bay to sue music industry

Website block provokes damages demand

Public Sector News

Frattini blows off Brussels to join Berlusconi.gov

Anti-immigration commissioner appointed foreign sec

Predator kill-machine pilots suffering 'chronic burnout'

Vegas-based droid jockeys asleep at the stick
Smith plans 300-strong force to tackle UK radicalisation

'We can't arrest our way out of trouble'
Biometric methadone dispensers tested on UK lags

Cuppa tea? Cup-a-soup? Cup-o-smack?

Reg Hardware News

Nintendo denies third-gen DS outing at E3

Something's on the cards though

Boffins develop '500TB iPod' storage tech

But you'll have to wait 20 years for it
UK Wii Fit pre-orders cause shortage

Game out next week
The talking timepiece

Time, pictures, satnav, storage
Stuff yourself silly with Nintendo's Wii

Face stuffing fun?
Hacker blasts Mac clone maker's licence 'violation'

Using my code unlawfully, claims EFI emulator's author
Cowon Q5W media player

Review The killer PMP/internet tablet combo?
Sony posts PS3 firmware 2.30

Available now
Asus launches second-gen Eee PC

Updated Better availability second time round?
Samsung leaks handset trio at trade fair

Silver all the way
Japan loves low-tech handsets

Camera most used feature

Science News

Schoolboy's asteroid-strike sums are wrong

German kid saw 1 in 450 chance of Apophis apocalypse

X-48B mini flying-wing drone prototype resumes testing

NASA/Boeing mantacraft model pulls in slats

Security News

Fake subpoenas harpoon 2,100 corporate fat cats

From phishing to whaling

Women love chocolate more than password security

Sweet temptation
Security gumshoes locate source of mystery web compromise

How dunnit plot gets scripted
Wi-Fi spoofing sends Jesus phone disciples off the true path

Skyhook, line and sinker
Dutch transit card crippled by multihacks

Reverse-engineered

Software News

MySQL chief recommits to Linux under Sun

MySQL User Conference Expands mandate

Google sneaks under standards radar

Avoids Microsoft pitched battle
Concerns build over Debian delays

Project death watch?
Windows Vista update 'kills' USB devices

As SP1 automatic download goes MIA
Oracle patches 'sitting duck' database vulns

Apply or be own3d

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