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Friday 9 November 2001

Cheat Sheet: Microsoft Passport

Is Microsoft plumbing new depths of unpopularity or is its controversial single sign-on application just misunderstood?

Would you pay for a news service without advertising?

Nando Times takes a chance on users being prepared to pay not to be bombarded with banner ads and pop-ups...

Dot-com in £100m IPO shocker

BetOnSports.com kicks sand in the face of the downturn...

NTL: Big debts in the boardroom, poor morale on the shop floor

No one ever said getting it right would be easy...

Hacker tries to patch it up with Sony over disco dog

Robo dog fans howl over copyright law...

The molecular processor: the size of things to come?

Teeny-weeny chips...

Pirates selling XP for £2 raided

Singapore PC users thought they'd found a way around high licence fees... then came the ominous knock on the door...

ASPs cut back on IT infrastructure spend

The pressures on to save the pennies or face the music...

Your PIN number is not secure

Cambridge boffins show how easy it is to break the code...

Virus alert: Nimda's back in town

This time it's personal...

mm02 goes Dutch with KPN for 3G rollout

Share and share alike is the order of the day...

Bush rejects cyber-terrorist ID cards

Cross-border travel a higher priority...

Iridium Satellite off the ground again

Satellite mobiles the next big thing...

AMD seeks salvation in servers and laptops

Next-generation chip in the offing for 2003...

Staples pins down new CIO

Charles Scwhab loses one...

NTL set to beat broadband subscriber target

There are plenty asking for it...

Global Crossing's mutual appreciation society worth $1bn

Global Crossing and CSC indulge in billion-dollar back-scratching exercise...

DoubleClick 'spare wheel' spins off

Dead-weight throws himself overboard...

US publishing giant pulls the plug on e-books

Is this just a medium that will never take off?

Reuters and Sun in consultancy pact

All you need under one roof...

QXL shares come on leaps and bounds

Ending the week with a smile...

Palm CEO Yankowski quits

Where did it all go wrong-ski?

Microsoft demands responsible reporting on flawed software

Pot, black. Kettle also...

US spectrum ownership - restrictions revised

All about open airwaves

Chip giants snort at industry forecasts

Yeah right, very droll...

Microsoft on TV

Cable deal in US a boost to less than stellar division...

NTL boss talks tough

Cableco confident despite tough times...

Atlantic Telecom to be broken up

Talks collapse, shareholders frustrated...

Motorola bullish about China

Keeps the faith with billion-dollar commitment...

Single life not for Swisscom

Just one of those telcos that needs a partner...

IBM supercomputer so fast it's ridiculous

Insert hyperbole here...


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