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Monday 17 September 2001

The Mobile/Internet top 20: The criteria

How the scores are calculated

The Mobile/Internet Top 20

The leaders...

The Ovum View: A future for micropayments?

And does it belong to Microsoft?

Virus guru lays security blame at ISPs' doors

Should the security buck should stop with service providers?

Victims' silence threatens Kournikova trial

Lack of evidence gives prosecutors a tough time...

US markets fall

Nasdaq and Dow Jones take a tumble...

Intel and BT rock wireless world

They've made it so you can send your messages anywhere, anyhow you like...

Mitsubishi axes 1,000 as profits take a dive

Economic slowdown to blame...

Chinese deal cheers up telecoms vendors

Ray of sunshine from the east warms chilly market...

ISPs and the fight against viruses

Being a gateway brings with it responsibilities...

IT giants raise relief funds together

US crisis stirs up human compassion...

Nasdaq tumbles on opening

Markets go into freefall despite big Fed cut...

Tech firms reveal multi-billion dollar buy-back plans

Companies buy back stock to boost faltering Nasdaq...

US conference season grinds to halt

Too soon for US to face business as usual...

BT Wireless lands £3.5bn loan

Networking-building bonanza...

FBI warns of web vigilantes

Angry reaction to terrorism may manifest online...

Ericsson boosts CRM performance

Mobile manufacturer gets customer-centric...

BT living in a bacterial world

Telco employs brainless organisms (and no, we're not talking about its customer service staff...)

Telenor sells media unit

Telco decides to stick to telecoms...

Investors warm to Emblaze results

Shares buck the downward trend...

Legal deal to put music back on the web

Napster says it's time to go straight...

Hacker puts $10m bounty on Osama Bin Laden

Fugitive namesake takes no prisoners...

US crisis: Red Cross runs online relief centre

Families post information on site for missing loved-ones...

High-tech community mourns New York dead

Delegates at 106th floor technology conference among the victims of terrorist attack...

Siebel in $500m share buy-back

CRM giant hovers just above 52-week low...

Global Sports builds muscle with Ashford buyout

The stage is set for Amazon challenge...

Markets jittery ahead of US reopening

Anticipation high as mixed predictions keep traders guessing...

WebMD blames profit warning on US attack

Microsoft pact terminated...

Wall Street set to reopen today

Markets nervous - but hopeful

Text messages for the blind

You don't have to have 20:20 vision to annoy people on a train...

$15bn: the high-tech cost of US attacks

Figure put on IT infrastructure damage as Attorney General calls for greater wiretap powers

UK still a world leader in R&D

Recession? What recession? Cover my boffins in gold!

Deutsche Telekom mulls spending cuts

More bad news for telecoms equipment makers...

Vodafone to bid for Japan Telecom

Gent not happy to share and share alike...

Chrysalis admits 'it's worse than we thought'

Media firm faces the prospect of losing the one site it tried to save...

Amazon downtime hits US relief efforts

Users redirected to Red Cross as site goes down for ...

The Bloor Perspective: Touchy-feely PCs, HP and, like, storage man, and Citrix's big idea

In their latest look at recent key ebusiness-related developments, Robin Bloor and his colleagues comment on richer PC relationships, HP and storage management, and Citrix's vision...


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