R e a d m e . t x t
During the war...
31st March 2003
Digital Freedom Network
Chinese police detain four individuals for posting online articles.
Canada.com
Kentucky tourism official admits New Hampshire bridge used in ads.
The Guardian
Straw: UK will not attack Syria or Iran.
Wired News
Hackers Condemn Arab Site Hack.
Christian Science Monitor
Court takes up racial preferences in landmark case.
FYI Winnipeg
Where's Saddam hiding?
electricnews
Sendmail suffers second major flaw.
Irish Times
Threat of suicide attacks extends to UK and US.
BBC Online
Number 10 rejects war criticism.
The Inquirer
Hackers hit back at Al-Jazeera attack.
BBC Online
Briton fears for brother in Basra.
The Register
Email bullying on the rise.
The Guardian
Iraqi TV off air.
BBC Online
Australia urges UN role in Iraq.
Reuters
Afghan Attack Not Linked to Iraq-Peacekeepers.
BBC Online
Analysis: UK forces apply peacekeeping lessons.
The Guardian
Dissent grows over war strategy.
The Independent
Robert Fisk: Sergeant's suicidal act of war has struck fear into Allied hearts.
The Register
Klez-H hangs around like a bad smell.
The Guardian
Arnett fired by NBC after Iraqi TV outburst.
The Independent
Huge blast 'hits palace of Saddam's son'.
Reuters
Most IT Experts Do Not Trust Microsoft-Report.
The Guardian
Baghdad hit by new air strikes.
BBC Online
Marsh Arabs pray for peace.
Sydney Morning Herald
Execution fears for TV captives.
The Guardian
Baghdad ablaze after raids.
Sydney Morning Herald
Tomahawks off target, forcing missile rethink.
ABC
Middle East auto exports affected by Iraq conflict.
The Guardian
Halliburton misses $600m Iraq contract.
Sydney Morning Herald
Covert CIA snipers tracking Iraqi leaders.
The Independent
Mr Bush should heed the humble words he spoke in his election campaign.
The Guardian
War tactics split is denied by US.
Sydney Morning Herald
Serena's war jibe galls French.
ABC
New state penalties for land clearing.
The Guardian
How many bodybags can we take?.
Sydney Morning Herald
Frontline report: What's gone wrong, and who's to blame.
BBC Online
Bush promises Iraqis 'freedom'.
The Independent
Dozens killed as US special forces overrun 'terrorist' camps.
Sydney Morning Herald
British fury at 'cowboy' US pilot's deadly error.
BBC Online
Soldier 'saw no significant flaws'.
The Guardian
Hoon rules out more Iraq troops.
ABC
No role for Australia post-Saddam: Downer.
The Register
What do you give the man who had everything?
The Guardian
Scenic and deadly.
The Independent
Growing resentment at British 'liberators' in Basra.
Sydney Morning Herald
Marines fight to clear 'Ambush alley'.
The Guardian
Brown calls for free trade with US.
Sydney Morning Herald
Information ministry bombarded.
The Independent
Under fire: the architects of war.
The Guardian
UK forces open Iraq water pipeline.
Sydney Morning Herald
Marines launch raid to kill 'Chemical Ali'.
The Register
Bomb planted outside IBM Bologna offices.
BBC Online
Food bug battle gets spicy.
30th March 2003
Reuters
U.S. Eyes Personal Commercial Data in Terror Search.
Wired News
Big Brother Is Watching You Shop.
Palestine Chronicle
30 Israelis Injured In Bomb Explosion In Netanya.
BBC Online
Anti-war anger spreads worldwide.
The Independent
Cook: 'Pull out of bloody, unjust war'.
BBC Online
Amnesty seeks rights pledge from Blair.
The Observer
US arms trader to run Iraq.
BBC Online
Protesters repeat concerns at war.
The Independent
'Pause' in doubt as US troops hit elite force.
The Observer
The tragedy of this unequal partnership.
BBC Online
Rumsfeld 'wanted cheap war'.
The Observer
Sidelining of Yasser Arafat raises Palestinian hopes.
Reuters
Report: Rumsfeld Ignored Pentagon Advice on Iraq.
BBC Online
Suicide blast hits Israeli resort.
The Observer
One in 100 black adults now in jail.
The Independent
The day of the dead.
Ananova
Beijing students protest war in Iraq.
Reuters
U.S. Land Advance Could Pause for Weeks-Military.
BBC Online
Baghdad under round-the-clock attack.
The Guardian
British troops launch raids on Basra.
BBC Online
Iraq war 'on track'.
The Independent
Insects thrive on GM 'pest-killing' crops.
American Newsreel
Forgetting the lessons of history.
The Independent
A word from Maj-Gen Kit, OBE, DSO (and moustache).
BBC Online
UN delivers water into Iraq.
Channel 4
Gaby Rado has died.
The Inquirer
"Killer virus" is toothless old thingie, maybe.
BBC Online
UK soldier killed in ambush.
The Independent
'Why give out food and then bomb us?'
The Inquirer
Forbes, Newsweek publishers could end up in Chinese gaol.
BBC Online
Pakistanis hold biggest demo yet.
Click On Detroit
One Dead In Rochester Hills Church Shooting.
Voice Of America
Rumsfeld Calls Saddam TV Appearances Fake.
The Independent
Israel says it is ready to resume peace talks.
Time
The Push for Baghdad.
Haaretz
Area near Baghdad Info. Ministry rocked yet again.
BBC Online
Truck hits US soldiers in Kuwait.
The Guardian
Oscar winner targets Bush and bin Laden.
BBC Online
Blast hits Kabul UN compound.
The Independent
British troops 'killed Iraqi colonel'.
BBC Online
Call for 'responsible' coding.
29th March 2003
The Times
Takoma the dolphin is AWOL.
Reuters
WHO Doctor Dies of Killer Virus; Infections Rise.
The Independent
Does the West understand how this hated war is altering the Arab world?.
The Register
Tech writer iced for expressing opinion.
The Guardian
C4 delays film on US army hangings.
Channel News Asia
Baghdad rejects new UN oil-for-food resolution.
The Independent
Allied push on Baghdad 'on hold'.
BBC Online
Analysis: US ponders Iraq strategy.
The Independent
Red Cross worker killed in Afghanistan.
The Guardian
Protesters continue march against war.
Salt Lake City Tribune
Michael Moore Defends Bush Speech.
The Guardian
Facts, some fiction and the reporting of war.
The Independent
There will be a severe political price to pay if the human and financial costs of this conflict mount up.
BBC Online
Turkish hijack ends peacefully.
Globe and Mail
Pentagon downed Web site, Al-Jazeera editor says.
The Independent
Lawrence Freedman: America needs a wider coalition, however difficult.
Chicago Sun-Times
Third death after shot for smallpox.
The Guardian
Family denies execution claim.
The Independent
Kurds within two miles of Kirkuk as Iraqis retreat.
BBC Online
Terror raid suspects released.
The Independent
Rumsfeld warns Syria to halt 'hostile' shipments of military aid.
The Guardian
Even if he wins the war, Blair has been humiliated.
Reuters
CIA Trying to Take Out Hussein Allies - Newspaper.
The Guardian
Suicide bomb kills five US troops.
The Independent
Alexei Sayle: Show George some tough love, Tony.
BBC Online
US warns off Syria.
The Guardian
Spectre orange.
Channel News Asia
Hong Kong imposes strict health checks to curb virus transmission.
Internet Week
Microsoft Says Palladium Fears Are Rumors And Speculation.
The Inquirer
Bugtraq competitor opens its doors to all.
The Independent
Richard Perle: On the defensive: America's Prince of Darkness.
The Guardian
Sun journalist quits in protest at war reporting.
Sydney Morning Herald
Only a nuke would breach Saddam's bunker, says architect.
Haaretz
Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom offers UN humanitarian aid for Iraq.
Sydney Morning Herald
War criminals will be 'hunted relentlessly': Bush.
Sydney Morning Herald
Storm in a port: British chief opposes American muscle.
Sydney Morning Herald
The big gun takes a pop-shot at peace.
Sydney Morning Herald
Denial virus alert: It's alarming.
ABC
Al-Jazeera hacker attack puts question mark on media during war.
ABC
Explosion rocks Kuwait City.
BBC Online
Thousands join anti-war march.
The Statesman
India cautious on US, British statement.
28th March 2003
Canada.com
British man living in France changes surname from Bush to protest war.
Wired News
Iraqi Dead Counted, Not Forgotten.
Reuters
U.S. Soldier Dies Several Days After Smallpox Shot.
BBC Online
Eyewitness: Basra 'besieged'.
The Guardian
The first casualty.
Gulf News
GCC opposes war on Iraq.
The Guardian
BBC chiefs stress need to attribute war sources.
Haaretz
Two Israeli journalists detained by U.S. troops in Iraq.
The Guardian
Keeping it quiet.
Reuters
Syria Dismisses U.S. Accusations on Iraq Supplies.
The Guardian
War Watch: Claims and counter claims made during the media war over Iraq .
Reuters
U.S. Soldier Dies Several Days After Smallpox Shot.
InfoWorld
Update: Microsoft not patching NT raises eyebrows.
BBC Online
Head speaks out on Iraq war.
The Guardian
Nowhere is safe.
Reuters
Consumers Spend Less as War Starts.
The Guardian
Battle over Iraqi mobile network begins.
New York Times
U.N. Gives Secretary General Control of Iraq's Oil-for-Food Plan.
The Guardian
Journalists disappear in Iraq.
The Inquirer
The museum-ready Internet.
BBC Online
'Regret' over Blair execution comment.
The Guardian
First aid delivery docks.
Reuters
Forecasters Say Iraq Sandstorms Possible Next Week.
Gulf News
Interview: 'We can get Iraqi people to rise up' against regime.
BBC Online
US to double Iraq troops.
Forbes
US lawmakers seek to end French company's contract.
BBC Online
Turkish Airlines plane hijacked.
Straits Times
If it's bad news, Beijing doesn't want to talk about it.
The Guardian
Anti-war protests sweep Tehran.
BBC Online
Tony Blair's unlikely partnership.
The Inquirer
Congressman says Iraq should have American cell phones.
BBC Online
UN to resume Iraq 'lifeline'.
The Guardian
Baghdad strike 'kills 55'.
BBC Online
Taleban 'aims to regain power'.
Reuters
U.S. Warns Syria, Iran Not to Meddle in Iraq War.
The Independent
Paramilitaries 'fire on 2,000 trying to leave Basra'.
VNUnet
DTI promises to get tough on spam.
Reuters
Congress Grills Rumsfeld on War Spending.
BBC Online
Under fire in Nasiriya.
Reuters
Muslims in Asia Rally Peacefully Against War.
The Inquirer
Spammers in sights of California bill.
The Guardian
Hoon claims PR victory.
The Guardian
US launches Afghan air assault.
The Inquirer
Palladium storm clouds appear over WinHEC.
The Guardian
Steve Bell cartoon.
BBC Online
'UN door opening' on Iraq - Blair.
Reuters
Bombs Pound Baghdad, Iraqis Still Defiant.
The Independent
Bombers return to Baghdad with a vengeance.
BBC Online
UK aid ship docks at Iraqi port.
The Guardian
Unfinished business.
BBC Online
Turkey chiefs eye Kurdish thrust.
The Guardian
Bush's defence adviser quits in row over conflict of interest.
Sydney Morning Herald
US could be heading for its own Chechnya.
The Independent
Britain and US at odds over port rebuilding project.
The Guardian
Lack of trust in media turns many to alternative sources.
BBC Online
UK sets sights on spam.
The Independent
Bush claims 48 nations have joined coalition.
The Guardian
British anger as port contract goes to US firm rather than to locals.
The Independent
Skin cancer kills more Britons than Australians.
The Guardian
Israelis fear Blair's influence over Bush.
Wired News
Iraq Blog: Hubbub Over a Headlock.
The Guardian
No 10 backtracks on claim that two British soldiers were executed.
The Register
OpenGoose suite speaks in tongues.
Reuters
Baghdad Battered by Night of Intense Bombing.
The Independent
Whoever wins the war, the US has lost the peace.
The Guardian
Shades of grey.
Sydney Morning Herald
Israeli papers outraged at Britain over Israel-Iraq comparison.
The Independent
Blair and Bush admit that war in Iraq could now last for months.
The Guardian
Longer war is likely, says US general.
BBC Online
Japan launches spy satellites.
BBC Online
Hackers cripple al-Jazeera sites.
New York Times
Ally on the Battlefield and Before the Cameras.
Reuters
U.S. Moves More Troops Into North Iraq.
The Inquirer
Microsoft RPC hole could lead to DoS attacks.
BBC Online
UN nears new Iraq aid deal.
The Guardian
Air strikes target Baghdad HQs.
Sydney Morning Herald
Business as usual for US once the battle is over.
27th March 2003
The Independent
'And here's Tommy Franks, the children's entertainer...'.
BBC Online
Iran vows to stay neutral.
The Guardian
Is it all a photo-op?
BBC Online
War reporting goes hi-tech.
VNUnet
Wipo ruling could wipe out domain names.
The Guardian
IMF warns of threats to economic recovery.
BBC Online
Bombs fuel Baghdad anger.
Freedom to Tinker
Use a Firewall, Go to Jail.
Haaretz
Blair: Allied forces have disabled Iraqi threat 'from the west'.
The Register
UK.gov seeks input on anti-spam law.
The Guardian
Al-Jazeera defiant over war dead footage.
BBC Online
Anti-war march pact reached.
The Register
Al Jazeera's web site - DDoSed or unplugged?
Reuters
Rumsfeld Rejects Any Cease-Fire in Iraq.
The Guardian
Fearful for the future.
The Register
NT4.0 too flawed to fix - official.
The Guardian
Would the real George Bush please stand down.
BBC Online
France presses UN Iraq role.
The Register
US considers re-jigging DMCA copyright laws.
The Guardian
Bush: however long it takes.
BBC Online
Waiting for the Iraqi exodus.
Reuters
Iraq Adviser Perle Quits as Head of Pentagon Panel.
BBC Online
Bush promises Mid-East plan 'soon'.
Reuters
Iraqi Sees U.S. Encircling Baghdad in 5-10 Days.
BBC Online
Arab press laments Iraq war.
Sydney Morning Herald
We'll send in troops if we like, declares Turkey.
SecurityFocus
FBI seeks Internet telephony surveillance.
Haaraetz
Assad: Syria fears becoming next coalition target.
The Guardian
Television agendas shape images of war.
Arab News
No More Burning Bushes.
Sydney Morning Herald
Vaile lobbies for local firms' role in rebuilding.
BBC Online
NI Nobel laureate arrested in protest.
Hindu
UNSC members question legality of US-led attack.
The Guardian
Kosovo for the Kurds.
Wired News
When a Free Download Isn't Free.
The Independent
British troops 'destroy Iraqi column'.
BBC Online
Gaza raid 'kills two Palestinians'.
The Guardian
Conflict of interest: the sites you need to see.
Haaratez
Report: U.S. objects to Israel's sale of Phalcon systems to India.
BBC Online
Liberian leader accuses US.
The Guardian
McCarthy's ghost.
The Register
AV vendors muscle in on anti-spam.
BBC Online
UK commander attacks TV footage.
The Guardian
Battle as Iraqis break out of Basra.
The Independent
Robert Fisk: 'It was an outrage, an obscenity'.
BBC Online
US paratroops open north Iraq front.
Gulf News
War casualties mount.
The Guardian
Television agendas shape images of war.
Sydney Morning Herald
Saddam can't be shocked or awed.
BBC Online
Police DNA powers 'to be extended'.
The Guardian
As eyes of the world focus on Iraq, the rest of the world's hot spots get hotter.
ABC
Iraq's Ambassador addresses UN.
Arab News
Iraqis Still Missing From Refugee Camp.
The Guardian
Blair, the war criminal.
Haaraetz
Focus / Sudden revival for the road map.
International Herald Tribune
Toppling Saddam: Delicate task for bombs.
Gulf Daily News
Elite troops bracing for Najaf battle.
The Guardian
Jubilation turns to hate as aid arrives.
Sydney Morning Herald
America's war a threat to globalisation.
The Guardian
Wayward bombs bring marketplace carnage.
The Independent
Blair says US military should control post-Saddam Iraq.
BBC Online
Blair and Bush hold Iraq summit.
The Guardian
Beyond words.
ABC
Republican Guard attacking US force: Iraq.
The Guardian
Fresh explosions rock Baghdad.
NBC
Michael Moore Visits Rochester.
The Independent
Iraqi columns head south, on collision course with Allies.
26th March 2003
Reuters
Bush, in Change, Says Iraq War 'Far from Over'.
The Register
Opera breaks Register shock.
BBC Online
Turkey allays Kurd war fears.
Reuters
In Muslim Asia, US Loses Hearts of Those It Educated.
The Register
Critical Win2K flaw yields multiple attack vectors.
New York Times
Criminal Charges Possible in Air Force Rape Scandal.
BBC Online
Aid begins to arrive in Iraq.
The Guardian
India and Pakistan test fire missiles.
BBC Online
N Korea breaks off US liaison talks.
The Guardian
Bush fiddles with economy while Baghdad burns.
Reuters
Iraqi Shi'ite Opposition Says No Uprising in Basra.
The Independent
'14 dead' as missiles hit Baghdad market.
Monbiot
One Rule for Them...Does the US support the Geneva Convention or doesn't it?.
The Guardian
Shock, awe and precision porkies.
BBC Online
Iraqi embassy siege trial opens.
The Guardian
British forces support Basra 'uprising'.
The Independent
The first casualty of this war is common sense.
Digital Chosun
Roh Justifies Decision to Send Troops.
F-Secure
Iraq War and Information Security.
Radio Free Europe
UN: Security Council Stalls On Relief Program In Sign Of Post-Conflict Challenges To U.S. Plans.
Reuters
U.S. Says Has It Taken Over 4,000 Iraqi Prisoners.
The Guardian
Hoon: TV stations can be targets.
Znet
Iraq War Quiz by Stephen Shalom.
BBC Online
'Many casualties' after Baghdad market hit.
The Independent
Catalonians rattle Madrid with bid for sovereign power.
Sydney Morning Herald
US counting on swift, violent ground attack.
The Register
MS recalls 'extinct hackers' ad.
The Inquirer
Can Linux break through to the commercial office desktop?
Sydney Morning Herald
'Unfreedom' rules in a war for freedom.
The Guardian
US advance grinds to halt in teeth of storm.
BBC Online
Kravitz releases song with Iraqi star.
Rediff
Prithvi test fired.
Reuters
Russia Derides U.S. Claims of Liberating Iraq.
BBC Online
Depleted uranium still haunts Balkans.
The Independent
Arab governments struggle to control protests against US.
FYILondon
Canada in crossfire.
Sydney Morning Herald
Hollywood divided over Moore's anti-war harangue.
The Guardian
Friendly fire kills two UK tank crew.
The Independent
Baghdad digs deep as bombs fall and secret police circle.
BBC Online
Girl killed in Bethlehem battle.
The Register
'Iraq war' virus suspect detained.
The Guardian
Blair pleads for US and Europe to end rift over Iraq.
New York Times
Four Top Officers at Air Force Academy Are Replaced.
The Guardian
David Hirst, Riyadh.
The Independent
'Desert Rats' poised to enter Basra.
Reuters
British Minister Reports Disturbances in Basra.
BBC Online
West must show Mid-East 'resolve'.
The Register
RSPCA in censorship crusade against humour site.
The Guardian
War porn.
BBC Online
US 'must provide aid to Iraq'.
Sydney Morning Herald
In Howard we trust, but why?
Reuters
Fear and Foxholes: War Zone Life Tests the Nerves.
The Inquirer
Bush hits out at Putin over Iraq hi-tech sales.
BBC Online
Troops 'poised to enter Basra'.
The Guardian
Bombing fails to knock out Iraqi TV.
The Register
Conspiracy theories abound in security mailing list launch.
25th March 2003
SecurityFocus
From hundreds of miles away, Israeli monitors Iraq war transmissions.
BBC Online
UK forces declare port 'open'.
The Register
2003 Big Brother Awards: The Winners.
Reuters
General: No Banned Weapons Yet Found in Iraq.
BBC Online
Basra: Why they are not cheering.
The Independent
President Bush is right to condemn Iraq's treatment of captured soldiers - but his outrage rings hollow.
Wired News
Who's Watching the Watch Lists?
BBC Online
Life in Baghdad via the web.
The Register
UK workers succumb to email paranoia.
Reuters
F-16 Fires on Own Patriot Launcher, No One Hurt.
The Register
Malicious impostors sow seeds of disinformation.
SecurityFocus
Virus Hoaxes and the Real Dangers They Pose.
The Inquirer
Vendors show fury at WinXP Logo plan.
BBC Online
Sandstorms halt Baghdad advance.
The Guardian
States of attraction.
The Independent
More and more blasts heard as Baghdad digs in.
Christian Science Monitor
World and America watching different wars.
Sydney Morning Herald
Fighting rages at the gates of Baghdad.
The Guardian
POW rights denied 'on both sides'.
New York Times
Chechens Back Ties to Russia in New Charter.
Reuters
Britain Confirms Troops Likely to Go Into Basra.
The Independent
US missile hits bus, killing five Syrian civilians.
Sydney Morning Herald
Invasion v liberation: flag rises and falls in clash of ideology.
SF Gate
War and taxes.
The Guardian
Flags in the dust.
Sydney Morning Herald
Stick close to the fridge, Australia - this is as bad as it gets.
BBC Online
Company shows 'cloned baby'.
ABC
US tries to destroy downed chopper.
Sydney Morning Herald
Hope turns to anger for the parched and starving.
Christian Science Monitor
Secret weapon in US war against Iraq: the CIA.
The Guardian
Shock tactics.
The Independent
England are given go-ahead to play.
Sydney Morning Herald
Wife chops off finger to stop TV 'war addict' husband.
Reuters
U.S. Marines Cross Nassiriya Waterways, Head North.
The Guardian
Battle for Baghdad begins.
Sydney Morning Herald
Chemical weapons found at plant? Franks won't say.
The Independent
Deadly errors and images of PoWs fuel the war of nerves.
ABC
Fresh troops may be needed says minister.
Christian Science Monitor
Errant US missile raises ire of Turkish villagers.
24th March 2003
New Yorker
Who Lied To Whom? by Seymour M. Hersh.
Wired News
Supremes Uphold U.S. Spy Powers.
ABC
Protesters invade Parliament in Canberra.
BBC Online
US Congress gets $75bn war bill.
ZDNet
Cyberterror and professional paranoiacs.
BBC Online
'Brutal' Zimbabwe crackdown.
The Independent
Fear and fury as images of war ruin a nation's big day.
Reuters
Iraq TV Shows Downed Apache Helicopter.
BBC Online
Israel removes illegal outpost.
The Guardian
Sandstorm slows troops' progress.
The Independent
Blair warns of 'crucial moment' in dash for Baghdad.
Reuters
Franks' War Strategy in Iraq Deemed Full of Risks.
The Inquirer
Reader's Open Letter to Bill Gates and more.
The Independent
Israel to extend security fence deep into West Bank.
BBC Online
Blair primed for US visit.
The Guardian
Coalition prepares for battle of Baghdad.
Reuters
Adam Osborne, Portable Computer Pioneer, Dead at 64.
The Independent
US missile shoots down Tornado returning to base.
The Register
Hacktivists DDoS 10 Downing St site.
BBC Online
Bush confronts Putin on Iraq arms.
MTV
Michael Moore Rants On The War.
The Guardian
Iraqi city suffers water shortage.
The Register
Met police use spam to warn against 999 timewasting.
BBC Online
Arab League lines up behind Iraq.
The Inquirer
Microsoft quits W3C standardisation panel.
The Independent
Annan warns of humanitarian crisis in Basra.
The Guardian
War protests create 'a different kind of war'.
Reuters
U.S. Attacks Republican Guard South of Baghdad.
The Inquirer
Windows XP SP1 makes some programs ten times slower.
BBC Online
US Congress gets bill for war.
The Independent
TV stations criticise the use of 'images of war'.
BBC Online
Isolated Turkey warned by EU.
The Register
Iraq war architect in Global Crossing conflict of interest.
Reuters
U.S. Believes Russians in Baghdad Are Aiding Iraq.
The Independent
Iraqi President 'left bunker in an ambulance'.
The Guardian
UK firm denies selling to Iraq.
The Independent
The price British forces are paying in Iraq entitles us to a say in the post-war settlement.
BBC Online
Fierce resistance blunts US push.
The Independent
Allies suffer on road to Baghdad. Captured US soldiers paraded on TV; RAF jet shot down by 'friendly fire'; Heavy fighting in Basra.
The Guardian
American prisoners paraded by Iraqis.
ABC
Iraq 'will follow Geneva Convention'.
NJ
A provincial German town drops Microsoft for Linux.
The Guardian
ITV stands down crews as reporter is killed .
Christian Science Monitor
Shielded At Home.
Sydney Morning Herald
Shot down or not? Iraqis search for fighter pilot.
23rd March 2003
BBC Online
Eyewitness: Baghdad's victims.
The Register
MS takes axe to Xbox Japan.
BBC Online
Swinney brands war 'cavalier'.
Reuters
Rumsfeld Says 'Unfortunate' if Tape of POWs Aired.
BBC Online
Oil keeps flowing in spite of war.
Reuters
Battles Rage in Iraqi Cities, Bodies Litter Desert.
BBC Online
Cook: I won't stay quiet.
Voice Of America
Bodies of US Soldiers Indicate Possible Execution, say US officials.
Reuters
Iraqis Use Guerrilla Tactics to Slow Advance.
BBC Online
Shot down crew confirmed dead.
Reuters
U.S. Admits Hardest Day, Accuses Iraq of 'Ruses'.
The Guardian
Iraqi POW footage angers coalition.
The Inquirer
Net holds under Iraq Web strain.
BBC Online
Bush warns Turkey off Iraq.
The Inquirer
Microsoft logo scheme means Office Depot won't sell non-compliant XP products.
BBC Online
Arms find 'linked to IRA'.
The Guardian
ITN reporter Terry Lloyd 'believed dead'.
BBC Online
Baghdad crew loss denied.
Newsday
Hundreds rally in support of war.
BBC Online
US forces endure 'toughest day'.
Reuters
Iraqis Inflict Casualties, Take U.S. Prisoners.
The Inquirer
NEC site hacked by Peaceniks.
BBC Online
Six dead in US helicopter crash.
The Guardian
Special forces in Baghdad as Saddam's armies reel.
BBC Online
Gulf War II Has Become the Ultimate in Reality Television.
The Independent
Grenade attack on US command tent in Kuwait injures 10 soldiers.
The Inquirer
Text is secret weapon in Iraq war.
BBC Online
Iraq war 'sideshow' in N Korea.
The Guardian
Thousands join anti-war demos.
Arab News
US Puzzled by ‘Near Miss’.
The Guardian
Missing ITN crew may have come under 'friendly fire'.
The Independent
Zoe Pilger: Generation Apathy has woken up.
BBC Online
Iraq car bomb kills Australian.
The Independent
Veteran ITN reporter missing after convoy comes under fire.
The Observer
In his name, but not in his hands.
Haaretz
Allies step up Baghdad blitz, move on Basra.
The Guardian
'Blair is a symbol of braveness'.
The Observer
'We are risking a gulf between the West and the Islamic world'.
The Independent
This is the reality of war. We bomb. They suffer.
22nd March 2003
The Register
Iraq demo day dawns, London's webcams wobble.
The Inquirer
Microsoft gets knuckles rapped over security.
BBC Online
US gives up on Turkey move.
Reuters
Bush Gets More U.S. Support for War.
BBC Online
Exodus in northern Iraq.
Reuters
Iraq War Could Cost Airlines $10 Billion.
The Inquirer
Slimming down Microsoft Windows ObeseWare.
BBC Online
Blair's pledge on Iraqi civilians.
The Guardian
Protest 'anarchy' in San Francisco.
The Inquirer
Iraqis try and steal journos' satellite phones.
Sydney Morning Herald
Urgent Indo terror warning for Australians.
The Guardian
Blow for Short in battle with Pentagon.
Reuters
Pakistan Cancels PM Visit to U.S., Military Show.
BBC Online
Iraq 'terror apparatus' targeted.
The Independent
Burning oil wells may have caused death of marines.
BBC Online
Duke's tribute to Royal Navy dead.
ABC
Players entitled to make political statements: Bell.
The Independent
How easily death comes to those who are in the wrong place at the wrong time.
The Independent
Straw aide 'quits over war'.
Arizona Republic
A blind eye?
The Independent
Hugh McManners: Why the military thinks it has to fight the media.
The Guardian
'You're late. What took you so long? God help you become victorious.
The Independent
Turks ignore US plea and move troops over border.
BBC Online
Thousands due at anti-war rallies.
The Guardian
Bin Laden's victory.
The Scotsman
Tanks roll across the desert to a date with destiny.
International Herald Tribune
Kurdish military force is poorly equipped and almost nonexistent.
21st March 2003
Daily Globe
What 'coalition'?
Kevin Sites
CNN Censorship: Pausing the warblog, for now.
New York Times
Ruling Favors Two Pilots.
The Guardian
'I have waited a long time for this'.
BBC Online
European haven for Iraq envoys.
ABC
Soorley ruffles feathers in UN flag flying.
The Guardian
Military mind games.
ZDNet
Israel warns Web sites on war coverage.
Chicago Sun-Times
'Piglet' lost amid Disney's commercialized Hundred Acre Wood.
Salt Lake Tribune
Kurds Wary of U.S. Invasion.
The Inquirer
Strewth! Cutting Windows down is not so easy.
Reuters
UK's Hoon says Umm Qasr to be controlled shortly.
The Inquirer
Richard Perle "helps hawk" Autonomy software.
The Examiner
Iraqis fighting back, says Hoon.
BBC Online
Anti-war hackers target websites.
The Register
Govt web sites bashed by new report.
Canada
'Days of Saddam numbered' as Allies charge into Iraq.
The Independent
Better code for killing spam.
BBC Online
Turkey's Iraq dilemma.
The Register
Norton SystemWorks heisted for terror war spam scam.
Reuters
Turkish Forces Deploy in N. Iraq, Risk U.S. Anger.
BBC Online
Australian elite forces enter Iraq.
Globe And Mail
Is the war on Iraq illegal?
The Inquirer
Iraq: the marketing war.
The Guardian
'Shock and awe, coming up soon'.
Reuters
Iraq Says It Shot Down U.S. or British Fighter Jet.
New York Times
France Opposes Proposal for U.S.-British Rule in Iraq.
The Guardian
Ads pulled from TV war slots.
The Register
Is SSL safe?
Reuters
U.S. Troops Comb Afghan Villages, Caves for Taliban.
The Register
The Pentagon's tactical Internet - a war too early?
The Guardian
Steve Bell Cartoon.
Reuters
Saddam: More Lives Than a Cat, but Any Left?
The Guardian
Hopes and fears.
The Independent
Iraqis: Saddam is 'safe and well'.
The Inquirer
Calculate your political persuasion.
BBC Online
RAF Tornados join air strikes.
The Guardian
Dawn raids rock Baghdad.
Irish Times
US forces within 10 kilometres of Basra.
The Independent
US launches fresh Afghan offensive to bolster Karzai.
The Guardian
Blair told but not consulted on attack.
The Independent
Blair urges caution after good start to campaign.
BBC Online
Mass arrests at US peace demo.
The Independent
Bubbles of fire tore into the sky above Baghdad.
Reuters
US, Britain Race Into Iraq, See War Over Soon.
The Inquirer
Linux blocked from Centrino says Lindows.com founder.
BBC Online
US hunts 'al-Qaeda plotter'.
The Inquirer
Microsoft Licensing 6 did cost businesses more.
BBC Online
Peninsula's capture 'major victory'.
Haaretz
Conflicting U.S. statements on road map worry Jerusalem.
The Guardian
Thank God for the death of the UN.
BBC Online
UK Muslims warn Blair.
DW-Welle
Blair says troops involved in sea, air land campaign.
The Guardian
Blair addresses divided nation.
Haaretz
Israel had 90-minute warning of U.S. attack.
Sydney Morning Herald
Saddam's homes target of missile blitz, say Iraqis.
The Independent
Thousands of protesters block roads around the country.
International Herald Tribune
Preserving treasures, War in Iraq.
The Guardian
Thousands take to the streets in protest as war begins.
The Independent
Fears grow that US has shelved Middle East peace plan.
Sydney Morning Herald
Australian navy hunt Iraqi fugitives.
The Guardian
Scholars move to protect 'priceless' Iraqi heritage.
The Independent
Allies' all-out assault meets little resistance.
The Guardian
Ground troops advance into Iraq.
BBC Online
Ricin found in Paris.
The Independent
Marines 'storm beaches and take vital southern port'.
The Independent
Allies begin all-out assault on Iraq.
Sydney Morning Herald
Oil wells ablaze: fears of sabotage.
The Guardian
Kenya questions 'al-Qaida planner'.
The Independent
Linux throws down the gauntlet to Microsoft and opens up server market.
The Inquirer
Worldwide government sites downed by cyber-demonstrators.
Sydney Morning Herald
Iraq fires 10th missile: no injuries reported.
BBC Online
Turkey lets US use its airspace.
The Independent
UK berates France for insisting on an edited statement.
20th March 2003
Vancouver Independent Media Center
Transit Users Called Creeps & Weirdos.
The Inquirer
US technology companies helping to fuel their own destruction.
Wired News
Laughs Key to Terror Survival Kit.
Christian Science Monitor
US finds new love of fusion.
Environment News Service
Pioneering Atlas on Freshwater Supports Hydro-Diplomacy.
Athens Banner-Herald
Conroy: Rebuilding Iraq brings big profits.
Al Bawaba
Missiles hit Republican Guard strongholds, presidential palace in Baghdad.
Znet
Myths And Facts About The War.
SecurityFocus
Hackers Claim NSA Breach.
The Inquirer
How to avoid Spam.
BBC Online
War protests gather support.
The Guardian
News websites see traffic soar.
The Inquirer
US Congressman recommends jail for file traders.
BBC Online
Blair and Chirac share frosty summit.
Reuters
E-Mail Worm Pretends to Have Spy Satellite Images.
The Register
Terrorism: How do I protect myself at home?
The Inquirer
Lindows promises better revenue stream than Windows.
Reuters
Iraq Accuses US of Acting Like a 'Terrorist State'.
SecurityFocus
Point, click, get root on Yahoo.
New York Times
After a Lengthy Buildup, an Anticlimactic Strike.
The Register
The MS 'friendly' security alert service - just say d'oh.
Reuters
US Anti-War Protests Flare, More Than 1,000 Arrests.
The Guardian
World leaders decry US attack.
Reuters
Sixteen Believed Dead in US Helicopter Crash .
The Register
US Irish in St Patrick's Day Iraqi banner outrage.
BBC Online
Doubts over US aid to Israel.
UPI
Courts-martial not advised for U.S. pilots.
The Guardian
Steve Bell cartoon.
Reuters
Firm Says It Will Offer Proof of Cloned Babies.
The Independent
1,000 US troops sweep into southern Afghanistan.
The Guardian
Kaurismaki boycotts Oscars in war protest.
The Age
Australian actor calls PM a coward.
The Register
Bugs found in EU, US doesn't get blame. Yet.
The Guardian
Kaurismaki boycotts Oscars in war protest.
The Inquirer
Dust the new danger to PC users.
BBC Online
Britons given terror warning.
The Independent
Even as we shop for canned food and painkillers, it is difficult to grasp the reality of what is coming.
The Guardian
Hoon: UK forces involved in war.
Quicken
Iraq Says Attack Targeting Hussein Shows U.S. is Criminal.
The Guardian
Iraq targets coalition troops.
BBC Online
Blix criticises US 'impatience'.
The Guardian
Britons urged to join anti-war protest.
Gulf Daily News
War 'will spark terrorist attacks'.
Reuters
US Military Helicopter Crashes in Iraq-Officials.
The Guardian
America's $400bn war bill.
The Register
Stressmarks already as the Web goes to war.
BBC Online
War may not be short, says Hoon.
The Guardian
Straw: Saddam triggered war.
The Independent
Gas alerts as Iraqi missiles hit Kuwait.
North Texas Independent Media Center
How has the American media conned its subjects into supporting war on Iraq?
The Scotsman
Saddam's bunker targeted by missiles and stealth bombers.
Indian Express
Isolated Bush in a divided world.
BBC Online
'Black day' for UK says Muslim leader.
The Guardian
Bid to assassinate Saddam.
The Independent
BBC rouses anger by 'burying' documentary on Israel.
BBC Online
World waits as Iraq deadline expires.
The Independent
Conciliatory Blair says he is proud of MPs' conduct.
BBC Online
B-52s prepared for war.
The Independent
When democracies do battle with a despot, they must hold on to their moral superiority.
The Guardian
Arafat appoints new prime minister.
Moscow Times
Report: U.S. Plans to Tap $40Bln Iraq Account.
The Independent
Cuba rounds up dissidents in swipe at new US envoy.
The Guardian
Don't blame the French.
BBC Online
Tractor protest stuns Washington.
The Independent
Britain and France continue sniping at start of summit.
The Guardian
Baked beans and batteries - the key to surviving a terror attack.
The Independent
How Saddam could wreak his dying vengeance on the allies.
BBC Online
US rejects Arctic oil drilling plan.
19th March 2003
Channel 4
Baghdad diary.
BBC Online
Nepal suspends Kuwait work permits.
Reuters
Web Users Clog U.S., British Military Sites.
The Independent
Clare Short has given a lead for all those who oppose the war.
Mainichi Shimbun
Koizumi fails to make his case for supporting U.S. use of force.
The Guardian
Earplugs sell out in Iraq.
The Inquirer
Windows developers deserting to Linux.
The Guardian
Iraq: the third way.
The Register
MS shared source twitches towards liberal licensing.
The Guardian
Oxfam sets up camps for Iraqi refugees.
Reuters
U.S. Troops Await Bush Order to Attack.
The Guardian
View from the street.
The Independent
Bahrain offers sanctuary to Saddam.
The Register
'External attack' under control - Tiscali UK.
The Inquirer
Class action starts against Rumsfeld, DoD over anthrax vaccine.
The Independent
Bugs discovered at EU headquarters.
The Guardian
Phone bugs found in EU offices.
Reuters
U.S. Willing to Work Out Deal for Saddam Exile.
BBC Online
Iraqi TV derides 'Bush the idiot'.
InternetNews
First Non-American to Head ICANN.
UPI
Deadline expired, Saddam didn't leave.
The Guardian
Worldwide peace protests stepped up.
The Inquirer
Xbox encryption hack is a quixotic mission.
The Independent
US forces on the move towards Iraq.
The Register
US to disrupt GPS, satellite comms in Gulf?
The Guardian
Allied planes fire on no-fly zone.
Toronto Star
Al Gore joins board of Apple Computer.
BBC Online
Region braces for conflict.
The Register
People are the biggest security risk.
Wired
MS Flaw Puts Net Users at Risk.
The Independent
American mobsters ordered murder of Italian prosecutor, says Mafia turncoat.
TechTV
Ultimate Windows Update Guide.
BBC Online
Anti-war protesters maintain pressure.
The Guardian
Iraq's ultimate option.
The Inquirer
Yet more security problems hit Microsoft Windows products.
BBC Online
Pupils stage mass anti-war protests.
Reuters
White House Tells Americans to Prepare for War.
The Independent
Saddam's troops fire the first shots of the conflict.
The Guardian
Waiting for the storm.
The Guardian
Suddenly, the war is very real.
BBC Online
Syria blocks Iraqi exodus.
The Independent
US poised to launch 'rolling attack' as reinforcements continue to arrive.
Voice Of America
Saddam Vows to Win War Against US-Led Coalition.
The Guardian
Wrong war, wrong time, wrong enemy, warns Labour rebel.
Daily Star
US in last-ditch effort to ease Turkish-Kurdish tensions.
BBC Online
Three held after 'bombs' found.
DW-World
Saddam Hussein remains defiant.
Reuters
Sandstorm Hits U.S. Forces on Iraqi Border.
The Guardian
Western deaths spark Middle East terror alert.
The Independent
Thirty dramatic hours that shook Westminster - and put Parliament back at the heart of the nation's affairs
ABC News
Do the Right Thing, Bushie.
The Independent
Short: I'll be vilified for this - but I just can't walk out now.
BBC Online
Pupils 'plan anti-war walk-out'.
Reuters
Doctors in Hong Kong Identify Deadly Pneumonia Virus.
BBC Online
'Stay indoors' terror advice.
The Guardian
PM goes over the top and survives skirmish in no man's land.
BBC Online
Call for public support on Iraq.
International Herald Tribune
Air Patrols and Officers at TV Stations as City Goes on Alert.
Reuters
Cuba Cracks Down on U.S.-Backed Dissidents.
The Independent
Chirac says Allies acting above 'rule of law' by using force.
The Guardian
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