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Meteor readies GPRS network

02-05-2003

Meteor, Ireland's third mobile operator, is planning to launch a range of GPRS services before the end of the year in a bid to attract users. » more

Irish firm launches 3G porn blocker

02-05-2003

Irish mobile technology company Telcotec has launched a new product designed to protect 2.5G and 3G mobile phone users from unsolicited and pornographic content. » more

Irish Web use to remain stagnant: expert

02-05-2003

The number of Irish people using the Internet is unlikely to be affected by broadband and flat-rate Internet access, according to an expert. » more

SFI pours EUR42m into new centres

01-05-2003

Around 150 new jobs are to be created at universities in Cork, Galway and Dublin thanks to large research grants from the Science Foundation Ireland. » more

Windows Server 2003 launched in Ireland

01-05-2003

Microsoft has stepped up its battle for the server market with the launch of its long-awaited Windows Server 2003 software in Ireland on Wednesday. » more

Call centre firm creates 150 Dublin jobs

01-05-2003

The Irish division of Sitel has won a major contact centre contract from Microsoft that will lead to the immediate creation of 150 new jobs in Dublin. » more

Kilkenny food labelling firm raises cash

17-04-2003

A Kilkenny firm is accelerating the development of its food labelling information technology following a significant private equity deal. » more

Portadown firm to create 400 jobs

16-04-2003

A Portadown-based company is to create over 400 new jobs over the next three years with the building of a new contact centre in Armagh. » more

More profits for Motorola

16-04-2003

Wireless telecom pioneer Motorola has posted a net profit for a third consecutive quarter, but earnings projections for the full year have been cut. » more

Top security firms form alliance

16-04-2003

A group of US technology firms have formed a new alliance in a bid to develop better integration between physical and cyber security systems. » more

Government ponders prisoner tagging

15-04-2003

The government has said it will consider introducing electronic tagging for prisoners if the technology is improved. » more

Local government Web sites are failing

15-04-2003

Irish County Councils are failing to meet basic guidelines on making Web sites accessible and user-friendly, according to a new study. » more

Internet sales to impact UK Top 40 chart

14-04-2003

Traditional methods of generating UK pop singles charts look set to change thanks to the growing popularity of downloading music files. » more

Art and tech collide at the Digital Hub

14-04-2003

A unique, new one-day conference exploring the interaction between art and technology is to take place in The Digital Hub next week. » more

Jupitermedia subsidiary buys Nua.com

09-04-2003

Nua.com, an on-line resource for information on global Internet trends, has been bought by CyberAtlas, a subsidiary of US-based Jupitermedia. » more

UK must redesign e-gov sites: report

09-04-2003

Nearly 80 percent of UK central government Web sites need to be redesigned before they can be fully accessible to users with disabilities, a report has found. » more

Ireland slips in e-government rankings

08-04-2003

Ireland's government needs to focus more on customer satisfaction if it wants to maintain its position in the global e-government league, according to a report. » more

Massive jump in profits for Tesco.com

08-04-2003

Grocery giant Tesco has posted strong financial results for the past year, including increased sales and profits for its Internet shopping division, Tesco.com. » more

Experts warn of gaping hole in Sendmail

04-03-2003

A new high-level warning has been released about a serious vulnerability in Sendmail, the most widely used software for sending e-mail. » more

Psion posts small profit as revenues fall

04-03-2003

Mobile computing company Psion made a small operating profit in 2002 despite a significant drop in revenues over the past year. » more

In the papers 20 February

20-02-2003

Paul McGuinness- and Paddy Holahan-backed company buys Hostels.com for EUR6 million | Ireland slips two places in the 'Global Information Technology Report' » more

In the papers 19 February

19-02-2003

Mary Mangan to challenge decision to make her redundant from Ireland.com | BT threatened with industrial action over plans to transfer jobs to India » more

In the papers 18 February

18-02-2003

Government expected to lobby for European information security agency | Founder of Germany's MobilCom files for bankruptcy » more

In the papers 17 February

17-02-2003

Intel Ireland to begin shipping new generation of flash memory chips | Salon warns it may go out of business within weeks » more

In the papers 14 February

14-02-2003

Rendina has resources to pay up to EUR3.10 per share in its bid to take Alphyra private | ParthusCeva shares slump in New York and London » more

In the papers 13 February

13-02-2003

Alphyra board expected to meet next week | Motorola appeals to US federal court over Java ruling » more

In the papers 12 February

12-02-2003

Report says O2 Ireland has a higher cost base than Vodafone | Dell terminates purchasing agreement with IBM » more

In the papers 11 February

11-02-2003

Valentia Telecommunications has recouped almost EUR40m in costs following its takeover of Eircom | A group of Alphyra shareholders may block management's MBO » more

In the papers 10 February

10-02-2003

ComReg set to tell consumers how to get more value from their phones | Sun Microsystems due to cut prices on server range » more

In the papers 07 February

07-02-2003

Meteor seeks roaming agreement with Vodafone or O2 | Intel set to launch new portable-computing technology » more