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  1. Munich Linux migration slips to 2006
  2. Microsoft and Intel fall out over BlackBerry case
  3. Itanium dealt Longhorn server blow
  4. BT pulls the plug on Midband
  5. Yahoo hosting 'thousands' of phishing sites
  6. GPL 3 may contain patent retaliation clause
  7. 'Watchdog' to savage Bulldog over broadband failings
  8. Microsoft security chief bitten by rogue dialler
  9. GPL 3 may contain patent retaliation clause
  10. 'Watchdog' to savage Bulldog over broadband failings
  11. Microsoft to launch latest SME push
  12. Dixons warn of tech sales slump
  13. Gartner: Business travellers snubbing Wi-Fi
  14. Symantec 'expecting Net attack'
  15. CA brings more patents to the open source party
  16. Skype silent on eBay takeover rumour
  17. Solaris software portal faces closure
  18. Google hires Vint Cerf
  19. Intel narrows forecast
  20. Critical Windows patches announced
  21. 'Failing' SCO sees Linux licence revenue plunge
  22. Firefox 1.5 beta hits the Web
  23. Firefox flaw made public
  24. Gateway moves back into the UK
  25. Report to World Bank recommends open standards
  26. Digital rights group to fight data retention
  27. Novell enhances identity management products
  28. Bloggers weigh in on Skype takeover
  29. Oracle-Siebel merger gets mixed reaction
  30. HP cuts 1,000 UK jobs
  31. Government 'too busy' to deal with spam
  32. BT moves closer to universal broadband
  33. Home Office takes biometrics on the road
  34. Microsoft to blur Web and application lines
  35. Microsoft wins first round with Google
  36. Evidence mounts for premium Vista
  37. ZigBee product flood defies sceptics
  38. Resellers slam black market in Microsoft software
  39. Personal data exposed via eBay storage
  40. Google upbeat over court ruling
  41. Apple takes its RAID to new heights
  42. Hilton hacker sent down
  43. Microsoft goes with the workflow
  44. Mozilla testing point updates
  45. Hilton hacker sent down
  46. Dismissal hearing scheduled in Microsoft-Google case
  47. UltraSparc's future laid bare
  48. Hilton hacker sent down
  49. French to strike over HP job cuts?
  50. Companies failing to support home workers
  51. Netgear slashes SAN cost to £75
  52. Demon founder pleads guilty to email charges
  53. Yahoo launches Instant Search beta
  54. Stanford to appeal email intercept conviction
  55. Intel makes Shanghai move
  56. Microsoft makes Longhorn Server security promises
  57. Dell pulls the plug on Itanium
  58. Microsoft invests in cross-platform development
  59. Demon founder pleads guilty to email charges
  60. Thus: Don't run into convergence
  61. Sun returns to its server roots
  62. Symantec: Mozilla browsers more vulnerable than IE
  63. Is Apple planning a laptop with a camera latch?
  64. Sequoia tests hybrid 3G chip
  65. Multiple database support possible for Project Fusion
  66. BT looks to future with access division
  67. Google Earth leads to archaeological find
  68. Two-wave Bagle Trojan attack launched
  69. Linux users warned about Firefox flaw
  70. Irate football fans launched DoS attacks
  71. PostgreSQL 8.1 targets data warehousing
  72. Google Desktop faces elementary threat
  73. CA throws its weight behind Linux standard
  74. Nokia pushing mobile development at Eclipse
  75. Debian developers ponder trademark changes
  76. Woolworths looks to the Net for salvation
  77. US announces global intellectual-property plan
  78. Dell to launch dual-core Xeon servers
  79. Apple fixes critical security holes
  80. Sun: PCs are outmoded
  81. Clock ticking for ISP VoIP-tapping
  82. Online ad spend rises
  83. SWsoft turns in Virtuozzo 64-bit performance
  84. Google trumps Yahoo in the index stakes
  85. Microsoft and Intel join next-gen DVD fray
  86. Itanium wins limited support
  87. BT poaches C&W exec to drive openreach
  88. Sun launches StarOffice 8
  89. Business Objects makes business intelligence 'easy'
  90. BT targets added services with broadband video
  91. Time collapse: Debts could hit £70m
  92. Google and NASA join forces
  93. Milestone MySQL version nears release
  94. Phishers target World Cup fans
  95. Red Hat beats analyst forecasts
  96. $5,000 still available for ace cracker
  97. Yahoo accused of poaching speech engineers
  98. Apple confounds analysts with mini 'upgrade'
  99. Windows XP to get another upgrade
  100. Lib Dems tackle IR35 in tax review