Friday, July 01, 2005

Technology Industry Week Overview

Top of the News
• Government Launches Internet Piracy Offensive Washington Post (reg)
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Would Microsoft buy an AdWare firm? Computer Business Review
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Is On-Demand Ready for the Enterprise? CRM Daily
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Internet Users Driving New Services on Web E-Commerce Times
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Errant Politician email calls Constiuents "idiots" JournalNews.com
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Beginning of the End for Dynamic IP Addresses? Register
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The first RSS focused VC fund is announced--$100m SiliconValleyWorld
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Why Mac Users Are Beginning To Seem a Little Less Smug MacNewsWorld
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Tech Firms call for approval of cybercrime reality CNet
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Survey Finds Up to 44 Million in U.S. May Be Victims of ID Crime InformationWeek
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Year After Giant Flop, Online Media Take Hold LA Times
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India's Electronics Industry Will Grow Faster than China's InformationWeek
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Dorms, pizza, books and illegal downloads Seattle Post-Intelligencer
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China nabs 2,600 for piracy Red Herring

Feature Stories
• U.S. Intends to Maintain Role in Overseeing How Internet is Run BBC
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Report: Expect to wait up to a decade for 'On-Demand' world ZDNet
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How To Dig Out From Under Sarbanes-Oxley CIO
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Weakness in the Data Chain New York Times
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Survey: Corporate Web Sites low on Customer Respect ComputerWorld
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P2P: Music Industry Must Look in a Mirror Forbes

Public Policy/Legal News
• Is The BitTorrent whiz a sitting duck? Wired
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SCO versus Novell going all the way Computer Business Review
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Prosecutors revise indictment of ex-CA CEO Kumar ComputerWorld
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Another Class Action Click Fraud Suit Against Google ClickZ
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AMD Expands Suit Against Intel CRN
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Amazon Sued for Copyright Infringement Washington Post (reg.)
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Senators Propose Sweeping Data-security bill CNet
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House Reform Committee Eyes IPv6 Lag Telecomweb

Offshoring News
• Microsoft Bands With Outsourcing Joint Venture in China CRM Buyer
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Outsourcing Is Good for U.S., Says Professor CRM Daily
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Offshoring Drives Up Xansa Profits ComputerWeekly
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Top execs quit Indian offshore outsourcer Wipro silicon.com
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India wants H1B Triples, Dangles Quid Pro Quo TechWeb News
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India faces US-style labor pains ZDNet

Wireless News
• PalmSource Clarifies Linux Roadmap, Signs Big Vendor mobilepipeline
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Report on Wireless Growth Flawed? NWC
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Sun, NTT DoCoMo Team on Java for Mobile Data InformationWeek
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Ericsson Resells Airspan Unstrung

Open Source News
• Linux Gets Black Eye in Chinese Report LinuxInsider
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Red Hat revenue surges 46 percent CNet
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Java hardware start-up wins early allies ZDNet
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Sun reconsiders Linux desktop vnunnet.com
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Sun mulls open-source move for Java Desktop System Computerworld
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Norwegian Government backs Open Source TechWorld

Security News
• Microsoft Confirms Code Execution Hole in IE eWeek
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Rats in the security world SecurityFocus.com
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Weakness in the Data Chain NY Times (reg.)
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Antispam proposals advance ZDNet
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DVD Jack Hosts Google Viewer PCWorld
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Fujitsu to sell Palm vein ID systems outside Japan Reuters
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How to Deal with Pushy Security Vendors Computerworld

Company News
• Is Microsoft Eyeing Claria? ClickZ
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Will SAP sample hosted recipe? CNet
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Microsoft woos world's scientists BBC
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IBM to Apple: We Have the Right Watts eWeek
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Sony Jumps on Legal File-Sharing TechNewsWorld
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Cisco: Paging Dr. Info Tech BusinessWeek
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Microsoft and TCS announce Chinese software venture Computer Business Review
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IBM Global Services Restructures Line56

• Intel CEO fires back at AMD Suit ZDNet
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SAP Offers Safe Passage program to midsize firms CIO
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Google from Space CBR
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Sun Bolsters Java with $387 Million Acquisition eCommerce Times
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AOL Boosts Video Search Internetweek
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Patent spat costs RIM Millions ZDNet

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