In today's technology roundup: Belgian publishers sue Google for $77m, Intel chip delay could benefit AMD, Lawsuit a threat to artistic expression, Yahoo sues lottery spammers
In this World Wide Wrap: Self-service spending is up, call center self-service increasing, and Application Lynx implements Oracle.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP has biggest share, NEC reveals green server, and WHS develops bug fix.
In this World Wide Wrap: OmniVision goes upside down, Airport security improves, and Kodak eyes India.
In this World Wide Wrap: IT role in healthcare increases, Siemens in RFID pilot, and Internet aids healthcare.
In this World Wide Wrap: Value of ERM not understood, EMC expands solution portfolio, and Acronis makes BC e-book available.
Interg8 IT has been chosen to provide a network solution to Wahl Industries.
In today's technology roundup: Dell guilty of fraud, radio glitch delays Mars lander, HM courts connect to wireless, and US to open tech case against EU.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nigeria hosts AfrITEx2008, KickStart selects Serenic, and African ICT industry is booming.
In this World Wide Wrap: Ban on SMS charges costly, telcos can charge for SMSes, and Qnext releases UC update.
In this World Wide Wrap: Aruba appoints Fisken, P&TLuxembourg selects Optical Networking, and network storage on the rise.
There are many reasons why e-government failed, as the complexity of the task is daunting, says government's CIO.
The department wants to move 100 government services online by 2014.