24th March 2005 Archive • The Register

24th > March > 2005 Archive

'Doomsday nerds' defend cyberspace

Going underground: a visit to Symantec's operation centre

Microsoft and EC row deepens

It's handbags at dawn...

Chinese to tag pandas

Ailuropoda melanoleuca var. rfidius

Intel chooses China for chip test plant

Labour MP backs Captain Cyborg shocker

Vote Tory before it's too late

No bonus for Google founders

Pity the poor billionaires...

Court backs California stem cell programme

Legal objections rejected

WiMAX hype peaks

Now it's time to deliver the technology, warns analyst

Telecoms takeover turns into sixth form disco

Verizon lets MCI talk to Qwest...

Toshiba brings forward 4GB 0.85in HDD debut

April now, not 'mid year'

Australian school bans iPod

Yuppie accessory is anti-social, won't get kids laid

Politics needs a technology injection

When did you last email your MP?

Rise of the man-eating cyberloo

Hydraulic urinal of death

BOFH: Identity theft

Name, number, biometric

ATI posts 'strong' Q2 sales gains

Better than last year - weaker than last quarter

IVF report provokes 'designer baby' rumpus

Parents should choose sex, committee says

PC World offers instore collection for web buys

From clicks through sticks to bricks

Ingres and Open Source - a success story

Robustness, performance, scalability

Doctor Who leak culprit walks plank

Canadian exterminated

Ethical hackers meet airbag-toting cyborgs

And you answer the eternal question: what does HP do?

Novell man reappears at CA

Mysterious and mysteriouser...

Brace yourselves - .eu domains are (almost) go

Warning on pre-reg scam

Creative MuVo Micro N200 MP3 player

Can it muffle the Shuffle?

Oz eBayer punts 24 small Asian children

Anonymity no protection for online libellers

Motley Fool ruling 'a timely reminder'

Credit card cock-up confuses World of Warcraft players

Identity theft panic

No hiding place? UK number plate cameras go national

But there are speed bumps on the road to the surveillance society