In today's technology roundup: London IT job market shrinks, Yahoo axes 1 400 workers, keyboard sniffers steal data, and Internet sites not immune to local laws.
In today's technology roundup: The emergence of virtual threats, Interpol proposes world face-recognition database, Web content 'disturbing children', and SanDisk posts loss.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft denies new interest in Yahoo, Palin demands $15m to search e-mails, game delayed over Koran phrases, and solar industry sees bright days ahead.
In today's technology roundup: eBay suffers from poor IT, Internet searches better stimulation than books, giant database plan 'Orwellian', and Nvidia unveils graphics accelerator.
In today's technology roundup: Software blocks car phone users, Intel prepares for uncertain Q4, Feds cripple world's largest spam gang, and McCain protests YouTube policy.
In today's technology roundup: Wikipedia dumps Red Hat for Ubuntu, McKinnon loses latest appeal, BT picks fast fibre pilot sites, and Dow soars with tech gainers.
In today's technology roundup: Google bugs empower phishermen, defence ministry and EDS lose data, bank turmoil fuels phishing boom, spam attack halts Virgin e-mail, and MP3 players threaten users' hearing.
In today's technology roundup: 'Unbreakable' encryption unveiled, HP slashes over 3 000 UK jobs, Romanian admits $700 000 phishing trip, FSA threatens UK executives, and Seagate eyes solid-state drives.
In today's technology roundup: Job losses for IT security staff, mobile tracking reveals spending, Oracle shareholders choke on package, and Firefox users gain location tool.
In today's technology roundup: Google stops drunks lamenting, AMD expected to split into two, cars to get parental controls, and Woz predicts death of iPod.
In today's technology roundup: Hollywood studios sue RealNetworks, Apple misses deadline, Netflix offers streamed movies, and Google makes right call.
In today's technology roundup: WiMax backers remain upbeat, China monitors Internet messages, Webcaster Settlement Act passes in Senate, and music download costs to be decided.