Thursday 27 September 2001

'Dirty tricks' in the CRM market - part two

Acer unveils 'Mission Impossible' laptops

This computer will self destruct in 10 seconds...

Irish Times to profit from email service

Users face £30 a year for the privilege...

IT managers tear chunks out of Microsoft

Talk to the hand coz the Gates ain't listening...

Microsoft invests $30m in MSN portal

Redmond giant attempts to perk-up advertisers...

Energis forecasts stagnant results

It's the same from one year to the next...

Nasdaq suspends $1m threshold

Rough times see many companies trading below $1 a share...

Consignia launches delivery-box challenge

An end to exasperated customers who can't get their goods for love nor money?

Toshiba delays European 3G launch

But it's not our fault...

Playstation slashes PS2 price

Still no sign of internet access though...

Intel lawsuit spreads to Europe

The fight against Via gets meaner...

Terrorist fallout continues for US tech firms

Enterasys suffers as US government withdraws contracts...

Kournikova virus writer sentenced

It could have been a lot worse...

Life's not so easy at easyEverything

Stelios steps in to bail sinking ship...

New portal for budding Marthas and Brents

Yep, the government's got its finger on the pulse...

Brown and Portillo go head to head in 'swine of the year'

Pig Brother reaches its closing stages...

Microsoft: Such a selfish lover

Licensing kerfuffle escalates, users need more attention...

How much is a Marconi share worth?

Between nothing and 10p...

Terrorist attacks: Don't blame the web, says Berners-Lee

Is it too late to stop the backlash?

NSPCC signs up for secure communications

Tumbleweed brought in to sure up charity's messaging...

Vodafone settles Swisscom mobile deal

So that's that then...

Put your money where your mouse is

Citibank's one-stop money shop opens for business...

Nasdaq, earnings fears draw Euro markets down

What a horrendous mash-up...

Yahoo! set to unveil webcasting service

And it's another service they can charge you for...

Beleaguered Bookham gets CFO

Good luck, mate, you'll need it...

Zimmermann hits back at 'terrorist aid' accusations

Shooting the messenger won't help us now...

Amazon goes travel a go-go with Expedia

Book your flights and buy a book to read on the plane at the same time...

Corel bounces back

Blimey, what do they know that the rest of us don't?...

Help! My website's out of control

Brits are drowning in a sea of useless content...

Microsoft server security: silicon.com readers react

Some people are never happy unless Microsoft is in the firing line for something or other...

AT&T fancies a bit of Excite@Home

It's just waiting to pick at the bones...

Telecom Italia tries to cut debt

But the E4bn bond sale won't even make a dent in it ...

Lucent to sell Octel

It didn't want it after all...

Board loses £17bn through IT neglect

IT departments still ignored by the board...

Exodus files for Chapter 11

Web hosting firm packs its bags, but refuses to go just yet...

Softbank gives the money back

Investors ask venture capitalist for less venture in their lives..

Vodafone and DoCoMo trade words

It's a war of words, well a spat at least...

German chips are healthy

They're fine, honest...