Reuters: Internet News Archive
Reuters: Internet
http://www.microsite.reuters.co.uk/rss/uk/internetNews
- New technology may increase identity theft - scientist
- Australian court rules against music Web site Kazaa
- Internet is bulletin board for Katrina victims
- Skype and Tom Online create Chinese joint venture
- Microsoft takes Google to court over ex-employee
- Online gamer Sportingbet bidder for Empire-sources
- Ofcom says launches probe into C&W unit
- Broadcast TV next frontier for mobiles
- Standards row puts brakes on mobile TV in Europe
- Samsung to launch dual-standard DVD player -paper
- Nearly 100,000 seek family on Katrina site-Red Cross
- Regulator plans more pricing freedom for BT
- Internet satellite imagery under fire over security
- Bundesliga to test live games broadcast to mobiles
- Thai military upset by Google satellite pictures
- Apple unveils new combination iPod/cellphone
- Microsoft files suit against European Commission
- More pricing freedom for BT
- European Parliament proposes .kid Internet domain
- Microsoft unveils new brand of business software
- Microsoft, Google await China expert hire ruling
- Apple unveils iPod nano; cell phone iPod
- Ebay in talks to buy Skype
- News Corp. expands Web grasp
- Hewlett-Packard to cut 6,000 jobs in Europe-union
- Nokia to take mobile e-mail to corporate masses
- M'shita to sell more displays to rivals
- Weak tone seen for Japan's wallet phones in Asia
- Gates pushes upcoming Windows, Office versions
- Gripes from Skype users after eBay buy-out
- FBI warns about fake Katrina charity Web sites
- Ex-Microsoft exec free to work for Google-judge
- Sony recalls 3.5 mln Playstation power adapters
- Reprieve for gambling sites as US ban averted
- Microsoft in talks on AOL link: source
- Freeview sales grow, more used on second TV
- BSkyB moving towards hybrid Internet platform
- Cyber cons, not vandals, now behind viruses-report
- Dell to sell laptop with Verizon's high-speed data
- Microsoft claims resellers sold counterfeit software
- Vodafone Japan to beef up handset portfolio
- Peerflix DVD exchange gives old discs new life
- Microsoft says it buys Alacris; terms not disclosed
- Baidu ordered to halt music downloading service
- Mobile phone users get on down to beat of downloads
- Dell launches new music player
- Google library push faces lawsuit by U.S. authors group
- EU states still negotiating data storage plan
- Google prepares to launch WiFi service
- Qwest, Microsoft to offer Internet phone service
- AOL to introduce new Internet telephone service
- Music biz explores wireless frontier
- PluggedIn: "Recommendation engines" lead fans to music
- Ofcom says O2 optimistic on TV spectrum sale
- China steps up Web controls but investors untroubled
- Media watchdog tells bloggers how to avoid censors
- D.Telekom to slash jobs at fixed-line unit -report
- Intel sees WiMax trials in parts of Asia end-2005
- Microsoft, Intel throw weight behind HD DVD standard
- Google to triple search scope
- Toshiba to launch PC with HD DVD drive in 2006
- Microsoft, Palm make peace, plan new Windows phone
- Motorola wins new cheap phone deal with $30 model
- Japan's Willcom unveils new phones, pricing
- Sony may invest more in Samsung LCD venture
- Electronic Arts announces mobile game line-up
- Dixons owner DSG in cut-price home phone foray
- Erotic chat grounds for divorce -court ruling
- Samsung says set to decide on raising US chip output
- Sony makes style pitch to women for flat TV
- Toshiba delays US launch of HD DVD player
- Sanyo widens loss forecast, speeds up job cuts
- KPN picks Lucent, Juniper Networks for IP network
- Mobistar to launch broadband Internet access
- Apple admits problem with iPod nano
- Samsung, Bang & Olufsen to unveil new phone in UK
- Online games spawn own economy, society
- UN telcom agency says would be ready to run Internet
- Google proposes free Wi-Fi for San Francisco
- Microsoft plans cheaper Windows version for India
- Microsoft's Office upgrade to support PDF files
- Yahoo backs new digital book group, invites Google
- Internet crime shifts to Russia
- Galileo under threat over costs-paper
- AOL to buy Weblogs network
- Eircom shares rally after Swisscom report
- Al Qaeda puts job ads on Internet - Arab paper
- Eircom says no talks after bid report
- Australian court rules modified PlayStation legal
- Microsoft says Windows is safer than you think
- Universal Music vows it's not the same old song
- AOL to buy Weblogs Inc., courts bloggers
- AOL makes new broadband push into France
- Hackers jailed for global computer worm plot
- Sanyo CFO quits
- Blog subscribers seek out small universe of sites
- Dutch police arrest suspected computer hackers
- BBC seeks above-inflation fee rise
- EU states told to improve 112 emergency calls
- Microsoft and RealNetworks near settlement

