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Mainstream News. All Links Open In New Windows
31st January 2003
Pravda - How Bill Gates Sponsored bin Laden.
31st January 2003
The Inquirer - US newspapers "red faced" over Republican spam.
31st January 2003
The Inquirer - Demented computer system throws innocent people into jail.
31st January 2003
The Inquirer - How to stop worrying and love data retention.
31st January 2003
The Inquirer - London traffic congestion plan breaches car owners' privacy.
31st January 2003
BBC Online - Web hijacker snares victims.
31st January 2003
The Register - 'Secure by design', claims MS op-ed ad.
31st January 2003
The Register - Trojan writers exploit Outlook Express to get around content filtering.
31st January 2003
BBC Online - Fossil find stirs human debate.
31st January 2003
BBC Online - Irish writers unite against war.
31st January 2003
ABC - Al Qaeda tried to make 'dirty bomb' says UK.
31st January 2003
Null Wave - SUPER Poland.
31st January 2003
Toronto Star - Firm loses secrets of 180,000 clients.
31st January 2003
BBC Online - Fossil find stirs human debate.
31st January 2003
BBC Online - Doctors review GM crop advice.
31st January 2003
The Register - Messenger Pop-up Spam makes us sick.
31st January 2003
BBC Online - 'Second Bali bombing foiled'.
30th January 2003
Privacy International - An Open Letter To The Prime Minister.
30th January 2003
The Guardian - Intellectual property? You're taking the Mickey ...
30th January 2003
New Scientist - Europe orders Microsoft to keep Passports private.
30th January 2003
allAfrica - Mandela Fires Salvo At Bush War Talk.
30th January 2003
The Guardian - US gives diplomacy 'weeks, not months'.
30th January 2003
BBC Online - UK stands firm on snooping laws.
30th January 2003
The Guardian - Al-Qaida and Iraq: how strong is the evidence?
30th January 2003
The Herald - Rum deal as US bans 'Cuban' Glenfiddich.
30th January 2003
The Guardian - The recolonisation of Iraq cannot be sold as liberation.
30th January 2003
The Guardian - Your last chance to have sex in the garden.
30th January 2003
The Guardian - US: Iraq is spying on inspectors.
30th January 2003
BBC Online - Fast food 'as addictive as heroin'.
30th January 2003
BBC Online - Call for compulsory voting.
30th January 2003
The Register - E-voting: another UK Government gimmick?
30th January 2003
New York Times - As Linux Nips at Microsoft, Its Advocates Talk Numbers.
30th January 2003
The Inquirer - Public domain copyright. Just think Mylar.
29th January 2003
ITWorld - EU delays online data privacy agreement release.
29th January 2003
BBC Online - Iraq rejects al-Qaeda links.
29th January 2003
The Inquirer - BBC Archers fans catch a cold.
29th January 2003
The Register - Net snooping to cost UK taxpayers £100m+. A year.
29th January 2003
ComputerWorld - Security company breaks with CERT over disclosure.
29th January 2003
ZDNet - Lindows follows the leader--Windows.
29th January 2003
The Guardian - Galloway condemns government ban on park peace protest.
29th January 2003
The Inquirer - UK parliamentary group opposes data retention.
29th January 2003
BBC Online - Iraq sheltering al-Qaeda says UK.
29th January 2003
BBC Online - War 'has ruined Afghan environment'.
28th January 2003
Australian IT - Privacy complaints deluge.
27th January 2003
GovTech - Senate Asks for Privacy Rules.
27th January 2003
OpenDemocracy - John Le Carré; A predatory and dishonest war.
27th January 2003
The Guardian - There's clearly been a material breach.
27th January 2003
The Guardian - Bush: new al-Qaida link to Iraq.
27th January 2003
AP TBO - Internet Attack's Disruptions More Serious Than Many Thought Possible.
27th January 2003
Reuters - Spy Photos Reveal Ancient Road Network.
27th January 2003
San Francisco Gate - Airlines to check weight of fliers. Overloading may have caused Jan. 8 crash.
27th January 2003
The Register - Bad publicity, clashes trigger MS Palladium name change.
27th January 2003
The Inquirer - The "quick and easy" SQL Server fixes.
27th January 2003
New York Times - Powell, in Europe, Nearly Dismisses U.N.'s Iraq Report.
27th January 2003
The Inquirer - EU set to "recommend" changes to MS Passport.
27th January 2003
AP TBO - Microsoft Failed to Patch Own Software Against Worm.
27th January 2003
BBC Online - Iran 'to free dissident ayatollah'.
27th January 2003
CNET - Setbacks in search for worm author.
27th January 2003
The Guardian - An engineered crisis.
27th January 2003
The Guardian - Inspectors fail to find smoking gun.
27th January 2003
The Guardian - UN given secret files on Iraq.
27th January 2003
BBC Online - China executes Tibetan activist.
27th January 2003
BBC Online - Iraq must do more, UN told.
27th January 2003
BBC Online - Blair backs more time for inspectors.
25th January 2003
Seattle Times - Some object as FBI taps campus police for anti-terror drive.
26th January 2003
The Guardian - Lies, damned lies.
26th January 2003
The Observer - I'm losing patience with my neighbours, Mr Bush.
26th January 2003
BBC Online - Blair 'concerned' over Iraq doubts.
26th January 2003
The Inquirer - Microsoft declares Lindows emails spam, it's claimed.
26th January 2003
BBC Online - Israel launches deadly Gaza raid.
24th January 2003
The Guardian - Out of the ordinary.
24th January 2003
The Guardian - Scepticism over papers detailing chemical warfare preparations.
24th January 2003
Accountancy Age! - Delays hit email 'snooping' code.
24th January 2003
The Guardian - Iraq: no nuclear evidence.
24th January 2003
BBC Online - Benn primed for Iraq peace trip.
24th January 2003
BBC Online - Foreign journalists held in Colombia.
24th January 2003
BBC Online - US stands firm on Iraq claims.
24th January 2003
BBC Online - 'Major al-Qaeda attack foiled'.
24th January 2003
The Inquirer - George W. Bush spoof hits Interweb.
24th January 2003
The Inquirer - The most dangerous hacks.
24th January 2003
The Inquirer - Bill Gates writes about Palladium, security.
24th January 2003
BBC Online - Case for Iraq war 'not made' - Clarke.
24th January 2003
The Guardian - Israelis detain hundreds without trial.
24th January 2003
BBC Online - US steadfast over Iraq.
24th January 2003
The Guardian - The message from the Bush camp: 'It's war within weeks'.
24th January 2003
BBC Online - UN war clean-up lacks UK cash.
23rd January 2003
BBC Online - UN denies inspecting Iraqi mosque.
23rd January 2003
The Guardian - World opinion moves against Bush.
23rd January 2003
TechZone - British Workers Email at Home to Avoid Snooping - Poll.
23rd January 2003
The Inquirer - Microsoft gets back into security glitch swing.
23rd January 2003
The Washington Times - Web of revolution.
23rd January 2003
The Register - RIAA nominated for Internet Villain award.
22nd January 2003
Newsday - Judge bars Niagara Falls firm from sending unwanted computer 'spam'.
21st January 2003
BBC Online - Outrage at Dumsfeld's 'old Europe' remarks.
20th January 2003
ITWeb - Worms slowing down, trojans growing.
20th January 2003
PCW - Well-known security flaws go ignored.
20th January 2003
The Inquirer - Google hunts down "President Bush is demonstrating genuine leadership".
20th January 2003
The Register - MS announces Windows Media 9 DRM tool, music alliances.
20th January 2003
ZDNet - Risky business: Keeping security a secret.
20th January 2003
BBC Online - Microsoft sets sights on CD piracy.
20th January 2003
ABC - UN arms chiefs open talks with top Iraqi officials.
19th January 2003
The Guardian - Police hunt rogue terror gangs in poison alert.
19th January 2003
The Guardian - So what do Britons think about a war with Iraq?
19th January 2003
BBC Online - UN offers Iraq 'last chance'.
19th January 2003
CNN - Blix takes 'worrying' news to Iraq.
19th January 2003
BBC Online - Global protests against Iraq war.
19th January 2003
The Register - The Curmudgeon's Crystal Ball: security predictions for 2003.
19th January 2003
BBC Online - Sharon rubbishes peace plan.
19th January 2003
The Observer - Nuclear 'threat' found as UN asks for time.
19th January 2003
BBC Onlne - Iraqi scientist denies nuclear link.
19th January 2003
MNFTIU - Get your war on.
19th January 2003
BBC Online - No 'smoking gun' needed in Iraq.
19th January 2003
CNN - Legendary hacker to get unleashed and online.
19th January 2003
BBC Online - Peace protesters stage UK vigils.
18th January 2003
The Guardian - German court issues gagging order on Mail on Sunday over Schroder.
17th January 2003
SMH - Would you like source with that?
17th January 2003
BBC Online - Worries about loss of freedom in the USA - and elsewhere.
17th January 2003
The Reg - "I poisoned P2P networks for the RIAA" - whistleblower.
17th January 2003
UPI - Israel to kill in U.S., allied nations.
17th January 2003
The Guardian - Belgium may revive Sharon war crimes case.
17th January 2003
BBC Online - Saudi 'plan to topple Saddam'.
17th January 2003
SecurityFocus - Rumsfeld orders .mil Web lockdown.
17th January 2003
BBC Online - Tax records 'for sale' scandal.
17th January 2003
BBC Online - UK sells Iran 'military' equipment.
16th January 2003
InfoWorld - A Matter Of Trust.
16th January 2003
USA Today - 'Sanitized' hard drives prove a trove of personal info.
16th January 2003
The Guardian - The Web should net all. Designers presume we have perfect vision, says Jakob Nielsen.
16th January 2003
Wired News - Hackers Humble Security Experts.
16th January 2003
ITWeb - Survey to evaluate open source in Africa.
16th January 2003
Search Engine Guide - Hijacked Site or Google Mistake?
16th January 2003
idsnews - Have you been Googled lately?
15th January 2003
The Guardian - Blair: Iraq oil claim is 'conspiracy theory'.
15th January 2003
Wired News - Spam Confab: Hackers to Rescue?
15th January 2003
The Inquirer - Spam increased by 150% in 2002.
15th January 2003
The Guardian - Germans 'sold Iraq parts for supergun'.
15th January 2003
ABC - Wordsmiths take aim on Bush's assault on English language.
15th January 2003
The Guardian - Stick with UN on Iraq, cabinet warns Blair.
14th January 2003
Channel 4 - Truth and Lies in Baghdad.
14th January 2003
The Register - Orange SPV MS smartphone cert security cracked.
14th January 2003
The Register - Want to know the ten most critical web app vulnerabilities?
14th January 2003
BBC Online - Backlash against ID card scheme.
13th January 2003
Wired News - Digital Rights Reach Beyond Tech.
13th January 2003
O'Reilly - Swearing Off (and at) My Yahoo.
13th January 2003
The Guardian - Bushwhacked.
12th January 2003
Time - The U.S. Needs to Open Up to the World.
12th January 2003
BBC Online - Activists hail death penalty 'watershed'.
11th January 2003
The Guardian - Sharon's fightback fades in TV lights.
10th January 2003
Stand - Please read this - important UK privacy info.
10th January 2003
The Inquirer - Proposed US Internet bill is full of holes.
10th January 2003
Citizen Lab - Chinese bloggers furious as government blocks access to their weblogs.
9th January 2003
The Register - Unions call for workplace snooping clarification.
9th January 2003
The Guardian - John Prescott in his own words.
9th January 2003
The Inquirer - Microsoft hardware initiative threatens Linux servers.
9th January 2003
The Inquirer - Trusted Computing: still far more questions than answers.
8th January 2003
The Guardian - Arab boycott of American consumer goods spreads.
8th January 2003
The Guardian - ID cards 'will be boon for forgers'.
8th January 2003
The Guardian - Listen to the world's fears, Blair tells US.
7th January 2003
BBC Online - German faces jail for 'ironic' remark.
7th January 2003
George Monbiot - The time for talking is over.
7th January 2003
The Register - DVD Jon is free; MPAA free to lick wounds.
5th January 2003
The Observer - Tutu attacks Blair on Iraq.
5th January 2003
InterActive Bureau - FTSE-100's Web sites are still 'wallowing in mediocrity'.
5th January 2003
The Observer - What Marx can tell us about Bill Gates.
5th January 2003
The Register - Perens, Prentice deliver Open Source books.
5th January 2003
The Register - Microsoft's masterplan to screw phone partner.
3rd January 2003
The Guardian - UK recalls ambassadors for Iraq talks.
2nd January 2003
VNUnet - India gives thumbs up to Linux.
1st January 2003
BBC - E-cyclopedia's glossary of 2002.
1st January 2003
Samuel Pepys Diary - One day, per day.
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