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For the record 28 November Telecoms regulator Etain Doyle says Ireland needs to increase its productivity rather than simply its cost-competitiveness | France Telecom kills job cuts rumours November 28 in ROUNDUPS
Level 3 to acquire Genuity One of the oldest Internet companies, Genuity, has filed for bankruptcy protection as part of a planned USD242 million purchase by rival Level 3. November 28 in INVESTMENT
Irish Honeynet Web site goes live The Irish team behind a project designed to analyse the behaviour of cyber-attackers has launched a new Web site that details such activity. November 28 in SECURITY
Transport smartcards remain elusive The Transport Minister has said an integrated ticketing system for bus and rail services will launch in 2004, but the use of smartcards appears some way off. November 28 in E-GOVERNMENT
Data retention plans anger privacy group The government has denied that it plans to retain citizens' phone call and e-mail details for up to four years, but critics have pounced on the State's intentions. November 28 in INTERNET & TELECOMS
Napster sale approved A new chapter has been opened in the life of Napster, with the approval of the sale of its intellectual property to digital media software firm Roxio. November 28 in INVESTMENT
New 'insulting' e-mail worm spreads A complex e-mail worm that 'insults' infected computer users has been doing the rounds in Korea, according to anti-virus firms. November 28 in SECURITY
In the papers 28 November German mobile operator MobilCom has posted a loss of EUR2.9 billion | Chartered Semiconductor will jointly chips with IBM November 28 in ROUNDUPS
For the record 27 November Sun says revenues are on track, but operating expenses are slightly higher | Meteor has announced that it is offering free text messages November 27 in ROUNDUPS
Global e-government 27 November US government to establish an IT 'National Guard' | Voters in Austria were able to get recent election results delivered to their mobile phones November 27 in E-GOVERNMENT
The Crucial Role of Regulation in Sports Betting In the realm of sports betting, regulations play a fundamental role in maintaining the integrity and fairness of the industry. Read more
Strategies for Building Diverse Leadership Teams As businesses continue to evolve, the importance of diversity in leadership has never been clearer. A diverse leadership team brings a wide range of perspectives, fosters innovation, and contributes to more informed decision-making. For executive recruiters, the task of building such a team requires strategic thinking, an understanding of the benefits of diversity, and a commitment to overcoming biases in the hiring process. Read more
Tips when Finding a Professional Furnace Repair Service in Cincinnati It isn’t always simple to locate a trustworthy repair company when the heating system starts acting up. Your area probably has many technicians available. They won't all, however, meet your standards. Read more
How a Personal Injury Lawyer Can Help After a Motorcycle Crash Motorcycles offer a sense of freedom that few other vehicles can match. But when a crash happens, that freedom can quickly turn into fear, pain, and uncertainty. Read more
Adapting to Change: How Local Bookies Survive in a Digital Age Today’s technology transformation has brought significant improvements to numerous industries, and the world of bookmaking is no exception. Read more
Tuesday, November 26 2002 by Ralph Averbuch
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