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The I.T Professional
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12th April 2002
Edition 214
1.
COMPUTER
VIRUS COULD HIT UK HARD
2. IN-FLIGHT
INTERNET ON PLANES
3. BT
TO ENTER MOBILE PHONE MARKET AGAIN
4. YAHOO
SEEING RED
5
ORACLE FIRE ARTHUR ANDERSEN AS AUDITORS
6. MICROSOFT PATCHES TEN CRITICAL SECURITY FLAWS
7. LIFESUPPORTAL
GIVEN A NEW LIFE
8. NTL
STLL LOSING DOSH
COMPUTER
VIRUS COULD HIT UK HARD
The next big computer virus outbreak could wreak havoc among
British businesses.
http://www.acontractorsworld.com/news1.htm
UK company is making internet available on jets soon.
http://www.acontractorsworld.com/news2.htm
BT TO ENTER MOBILE PHONE MARKET AGAIN
BT is to re-enter the wireless market, less than six months after spinning off its mobile phone business.
http://www.acontractorsworld.com/news3.htm
Yahoo, one of the earliest web pioneers is in the red.
http://www.acontractorsworld.com/news4.htm
ORACLE FIRE ARTHUR ANDERSEN AS AUDITORS
Oracle Corp. has dismissed Arthur Andersen LLP as its independent auditor.
http://www.acontractorsworld.com/news5.htm
Microsoft release fixes for 10 security flaws in various versions of the Web server component.
http://www.acontractorsworld.com/news6.htm
Lifesupportal.com, has announced that it has rebranded and renamed to The IT Job Board.com.
http://www.acontractorsworld.com/news7.htm
NTL STLL LOSING DOSH
NTL is in the middle of painstaking negotiations to restructure it's £12bn debt.
http://www.acontractorsworld.com/news8.htm
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