27th November 2002 Archive

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Channel

• Chip industry heads for bounce back Dataquest revise figures

Comms: Mobile

• South Korea leads the way on 3G (even though it's 2.5G) How it should work
• Vivendi fills war chest for Cegetel battle No-one dies in NeverNeverLand

Comms: Networks

• BT's broadband registration scheme a ‘shambles’ Think of the punters

Management

• 2003 Tech spending flatter than flat pancake More consolidation - Gartner
• Shareholders block C&W chairman choice Nash Trashed
• Sun on track for $2.9bn in Q2 Analysts get sums right shock
• WorldCom settles with SEC Still in rehab

Music and Media

• BTo anti-spam move kills its users' mail servers D'oh...
• Danish anti pirates continue to target copyright theft Ongoing campaign
• Free Chinese Net users – Amnesty Prisoners of conscience
• Incorporated man makes ‘murder confession’ online – arrest follows Unabomber redux?

Odds and Sods

• We've got a mobile computing survey which wants filling Help us to help you etc.

Personal

• Lik-Sang changes hands, preps mod-chip court case Blimey

Security

• First hackers sighted in high speed mobile phone arena T-Mobile puts up firewall to guard against risk
• Possessed! The Solaris font daemon Crusty old buffer
• SMS security risks highlighted by Friends Reunited hacking case But you knew that, didn't you?

Software

• Sun builds StarOffice SDK Office macro conversion