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  • Maxtor cuts jobs to avoid financial crisis

    Maxtor is planning to shed 400-500 jobs in an attempt to recover from losses made over the last year because of competition over pricing which forced a delay in shipments as buyers waited for the best deals.

  • Australia in three way anti-spam alliance

    Australia has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the United States and United Kingdom in a move that is hoped will ease international cooperation in the fight against spam.

  • Maxtor cuts jobs to avoid financial crisis

    Maxtor is planning to shed 400-500 jobs in an attempt to recover from losses made over the last year because of competition over pricing which forced a delay in shipments as buyers waited for the best deals.

  • Maxtor cuts jobs to avoid financial crisis

    Maxtor is planning to shed 400-500 jobs in an attempt to recover from losses made over the last year because of competition over pricing which forced a delay in shipments as buyers waited for the best deals.

  • Tougher action needed against spyware

    Despite the proposal of a new spyware control bill, some analysts believe that it will not be tough enough to rid the scourge of attacks on PCs at home and within big organisations.

  • Data loss fears to trigger DRM software boom

    Concerns over the potential loss of client data and important proprietary financial information will generate a boom in the market for software that protects such data, a new study has found.

  • Maxtor cuts jobs to avoid financial crisis

    Maxtor is planning to shed 400-500 jobs in an attempt to recover from losses made over the last year because of competition over pricing which forced a delay in shipments as buyers waited for the best deals.

  • Australia in three way anti-spam alliance

    Australia has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the United States and United Kingdom in a move that is hoped will ease international cooperation in the fight against spam.

  • Maxtor cuts jobs to avoid financial crisis

    Maxtor is planning to shed 400-500 jobs in an attempt to recover from losses made over the last year because of competition over pricing which forced a delay in shipments as buyers waited for the best deals.

  • Maxtor cuts jobs to avoid financial crisis

    Maxtor is planning to shed 400-500 jobs in an attempt to recover from losses made over the last year because of competition over pricing which forced a delay in shipments as buyers waited for the best deals.

  • Tougher action needed against spyware

    Despite the proposal of a new spyware control bill, some analysts believe that it will not be tough enough to rid the scourge of attacks on PCs at home and within big organisations.

  • Data loss fears to trigger DRM software boom

    Concerns over the potential loss of client data and important proprietary financial information will generate a boom in the market for software that protects such data, a new study has found.