The e-learning outsourcing business in India is likely to grow at a rate of 15 per cent annually for the next three years&nbsp; to touch $603 million by the end of 2012, a study says.

Indian e-learning outsourcing biz to touch $603 mn by 2012

Press Trust of India

Times are tough, but faster turnarounds on the receivables front can be a morale-booster for Indian IT companies as it gives their balance-sheets a good makeover. While, lower Day Sales Outstandings (DSO) figures will keep the markets happy.

IT companies keep DSOs on tight leash

Business Standard

Indian lawyers at SDD Global Solutions based in Mysore have scored their own Hollywood triumph. The lawyers, from Mysore, did this with their legal research, and by drafting motion papers, to defeat a Los Angeles libel case against HBO&rsquo;s &lsquo;Da Ali G Show&rsquo;, starring actor Sacha Baron Cohen.

Indian LPO firm scores Hollywood victory

Of all web-based attacks, malicious advertisements or malvertisements are the fastest growing and the most difficult to identify. Nowadays, ads are used by all websites to monetise and can be seen on every webpage which makes them a very soft target for malware authors.

Malvertisements trick web users

In another affirmation of its growing clout in the domestic market, Wipro Infotech, the India and Middle East information technology services business of Wipro Ltd, has clinched an IT outsourcing deal from Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) by piping its large Indian rivals.

Wipro bags LIC's 5-yr IT outsourcing deal

When it was developed two years ago, the Tata group&rsquo;s supercomputer, christened Eka, was ranked the fourth fastest in the world by the US-based International Conference for High Performance Computing. It was also ranked the fastest in Asia for High Performance Computing (HPC), networking, storage and analysis.

Tata group to soup up supercomputer&#39;s processing power five times

Analytical software products maker Cranes Software International has entered into an agreement with broadcasting company CNN-IBN for providing statistical and quantitative analysis on polling trends for the ongoing Lok Sabha elections.

Cranes inks poll analysis deal with CNN-IBN

India&rsquo;s largest information technology (IT) firm, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), has signed a five-year contract with UK-based automobile maker Volkswagen Group to deliver IT transformation and support services.

TCS signs five-year contract with Volkswagen Group

Decision wrong, ignores reality of a highly competitive microprocessor marketplace: Intel.

EU slaps $1.45 billion fine on Intel

EBay Inc, the world&rsquo;s largest Internet auctioneer, isn&rsquo;t liable for sales of counterfeit L&rsquo;Oreal SA perfumes on its Web site, a Paris court said on Wednesday.

EBay wins French lawsuit over sales of L'Oreal fakes

The system hasn't yet reached its full shape in India, but the basics are in place.

India ranked 20th largest electronic police state

Microsoft will release its new client operating system (OS) &ndash; Windows 7 &ndash; by this Christmas. The software giant had previously announced that the new software would not be ready until 2010. Windows Vista, Microsoft's current operating system launched in November 2006, was criticised for being a memory hogger and incompatible with some pre-Vista hardware and software.

Microsoft to unveil Windows 7 by Xmas

GTL close to bagging Rs 5,500-cr deal as second lowest bidder.

Spanco, Acme, TVS shortlisted for BSNL's Rs 30,000-crore contract

In a setback to telecom operator ByCell, the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) has revoked its foreign collaboration (FC) approval to the Swiss company for obtaining telecom licence to start mobile services. The proposal involved an investment of over Rs 2,500 crore in in five circles across 13 states in the country.

FIPB revokes approval granted to ByCell

The Supreme Court today issued notice to the Association of Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and 16 other organisations on a petition filed by the government challenging the telecom tribunal&rsquo;s ruling relating to an internet service provider&rsquo;s income.

SC issues notice to ISPs on DoT petition

The broadcast tribunal, Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT), today allowed the broadcasters and direct-to-home service operators to negotiate for the channels provided on (Direct to Home (DTH) platform as add-on packages.

Broadcasters, DTH players can talk out add-on channels: TDSAT

The government-appointed committee for allocating and pricing spectrum has recommended doing away with the bundled start-up frequency with the new licence and suggested that radio waves should be given at a market determined price.

Panel for market determined pricing of spectrum

Fujitsu Limited has developed the world's fastest central processing unit, often called the computer's brain, becoming the first Japanese company in 10 years to claim the top spot.

Fujitsu develops world's fastest CPU for 1st time in 10 yrs

The Supreme Court today stayed a part of telecom tribunal TDSAT's judgment that directed the Department of Telecommunication to withdraw the allocation of additional spectrum given to state-run BSNL.

Apex court stays part of TDSAT judgment on BSNL

Research In Motion, the maker of popular Blackberry smart phones, has clinched victory in an internet domain name dispute against an Indian firm at the World Intellectual Property Right Organisation (WIPO).

Blackberry maker RIM wins domain dispute against Indian firm

TDSAT member J S Sarma today took over as Chairman of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), succeeding Nripendra Mishra.

Sarma takes over as TRAI Chairman

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