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Monday 7 January 2002

The Ovum View: Speech - IT meets telephony?

Check out the robot debt collectors...

Intel and AMD get catty at chip launch

New chips, new marketing spat...

Oftel gets heavy on mobile networks

Calling in the big guns...

Microsoft plea rejected

No delay on the delay...

BT Ignite takes flight with Peregrine

BT gives SMEs the Xanadu treatment...

Wanted: porn watcher

Overworked, underpaid, who said it wasn't fun at the top?

Canada in with EU data protection crowd

It's an honour...

Bill Gates 'shot dead' in LA

Mock documentary reveals 'assassination' of Microsoft boss...

iMac version 2.0 looks like a table lamp

Photo and details leaked on Time Canada's website...

Thousands go at AT&T

Years of heavy losses continue to darken the company's doorstep...

Kodak's camera catastrophe

Unlucky customers won't get the snaps they bargained for...

Vizzavi: new year, new CEO, new business model

More novelties than usual in the Christmas cracker...

Job loss stress driving a rift between husband and wife

Number of singles set to soar in IT sector...

Why e-voting?

At least you can't get pregnant chads on the web...

Telco recruitment plummets to 30-year low

Things have never looked grimmer... well, not since 1972...

Linux OS facing Trojan attack

Virus warning hits the open source community...

Digital picture row erupts over patent claims

The gloves are off as MIT calls in the legal department...

Lucent dumps its CEO

Go and stand over there where we can't see you...

Vignette warns on grim revenues

Content management vendor feels the bite...

Tibco acquires Talarian

Snapped it up in a January sale...

US telcos demand FCC cough up for duff 3G licensing deal

Courts hold-up payback...

Cedar saved from the axe

But CRM outfit's value falls from £950m to £3m...

Bland dreams of BT:TV

BBC man yearns for his broadcasting days...

ISPs to duck legal costs in message board libel cases

Pay nothing when you finger a user...

AOL Time Warner investors prepare for a fall

Profits warning due later today...

E-voting considered as cure for election apathy

Government set to inspire the young to vote...

The Bloor Perspective: XP upgrades, Palm versus Xerox, and the ASP graveyard

This week Robin Bloor and his team serve up their views on upgrading to Windows XP, Palm's handwriting test, and what ASPs learnt last year.


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