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Monday 10 December 2001
Oftel tightens security guidelines
Watchdog watches closer...
HP-Compaq: Is the writing on the wall?
Not looking good for Carly and Mike...
Oftel and mobile operators at loggerheads
Threat of inquiry draws ever closer...
Call centres aren't sweat shops - it's official
But they still could be better places to work says HSE...
1km up in the sky - solar tower draws power from above
Sunny side up in the desert...
Cable & Wireless snaps up PSINet Japan
Company goes acquisition crazy...
Goner worm writers nicked
Teenagers face up to five years in prison...
Orange bids to be Lord of the Ring-tones
Will their mobile services be Hobbit-forming?
Orange plagued by protests as SMS service is shut down
Protest becomes a swarm...
Broadband Britain goes down the drain - literally
Does this plan stink?
Orange crushes Locust
John the Baptist would be impressed, we aren't...
Bunch of 5s: Five best HP-Compaq nay-sayers
No-one likes it but do Mike and Carly care?
IPO braveheart eyes Euro expansion
Lawson shares dip following Friday debut...
World's web access tops 474 million
Figures are up, but growth is slowing...
Microsoft schools row escalates
States want more money and less Microsoft control...
NTL cuts jobs by the thousands
Mountainous debt weighs heavily on company's shoulders...
Microsoft lashes out at "extreme" anti-trust proposals
Much too much, says Gates...
AOL to leave $600m at the Gateway
Help for hard-up hardware company...
Moore gives $261m to save the world
Wildlife charity gets under way...
Colt fully funded after £494m swoop
Big investment, big risk?
Microsoft signs XP into China
Gates continues in his bid to take over the world...
Hutchison signs roaming deal with BT spin off
Say hello to mmO2...
Commerce One founder dies
Architect of leading B2B player...
Cookies remain but spam struck off the menu
Eurocrats regulate the web with their usual light touch...
Marconi contract injects life into shares
Rare piece of good news boosts struggling firm...
The Bloor Perspective: A citizens' database, JD Edwards and corporate PDA support
In their latest assessment of three topical issues, Robin Bloor and his colleagues look at Oracle giving DB software to security agencies, one ERP software vendor doing well, and the next stage of enterprise-level PDA integration...
The Bloor Perspective: A citizens' database, JD Edwards and corporate PDA support
In their latest assessment of three topical issues, Robin Bloor and his colleagues look at Oracle giving DB software to security agencies, one ERP software vendor doing well, and the next stage of enterprise-level PDA integration...
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