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Friday 22 June 2001

Blackberry sales are up

They look good this season...

Which? hadn't even approved its own failed site

Industry cringes as Which? hunt begins for the flaw that undermined its credibility...

Barclays Bank selects BT Ignite

The bank puts its PKI into the hands of BT...

"Hit the high street," e-shopper told

Not a great advert for the online world...

Cyberstar to link up UK embassies

Satellite outposts connected by satellite internet...

Charcol gets thumbs up from FSA

Finance advice allowed online at last...

John Lennon turns in his grave

Is nothing sacred?

Gates loses $4bn

But hey! It's not all bad, he's still the richest man in the world...

Redstone shares take a nosedive

It's only half the company it used to be...

Blood on the carpet: CA braces itself for coup d'etat

Charles Wang is turned on by one of his own investors...

Top IT gaffes... take two

Earlier this week we presented our favourite Top five IT gaffes and asked you to... well, 'top' it.

Ad break: Oracle gets its claws into IBM

Saucer of milk for Mr Ellison at table nine...

Embattled binmen given mobiles for improved safety

"Put the knife down, son. I've got a Nokia and I'm not afraid to use it..."

Which? exposes credit card numbers online

The hunter becomes the hunted...

Dell boy just refuses to lie down

Black and white and no shades of grey. Isn't it marvellous how, in this often drab and dreary world, there are still some things that polarise our opinions faster than one of Ann Widdecombe's speeches.

£20m rights issue may yet save Redstone

Rights issues, rights issues, what has BT started?

Stockwatch Daily: Mixed fortunes on the markets

Misys and Marconi gain but Siemens and Infineon fall...

John Lamb's Week: Following the money trail around Britain and Britons

Yes, people are still funding and floating companies...

The best of 'Reader comments': Dell boy gets everyone emailing

Each week silicon.com is inundated with comments from you, our readers.


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