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Monday 8 April 2002
Hacking up, reporting down, says FBI
Unhealthy trend growing...
Red card for Liverpool FC cyber squatter
He was offered £50,000 (Michael Owen's weekly wage) but he was holding out for £125,000 (Jamie Redknapp's weekly medical expenses)...
BT good - almost too good
Fail customers or tread on competitors - the perennial catch-22...
Dell customers in the dark over contract changes
Vendor accused of moving the goalposts without telling anyone...
BT boosts broadband availability
Opens up 100 more exchanges...
IBM takes the axe to 'under-qualified' workforce
If you've not got the skills then you've not got a job...
IBM clinches £35m travel deal
Outsourcing march continues...
Nordic telco names new boss
Top job filled at $17bn telco...
IBM plans fresh assault on Sun
Server wars hot up...
Loudcloud has no silver lining as customer goes bust
"We don't know how much money we'll make this year..."
IBM warning prompts sector share slump
$2.5bn shortfall will cost a beleaguered tech sector dear...
Sshtopp! This XML is not ready yet
XML "outlawed" by US government...
CA sheds ebusiness division
Continues to move away from online apps...
ITNet scoops £3.5m council contract
Tower Hamlets finds three into one do go...
Oracle underpins 'apathy-busting' e-voting trial
But will the voters really care?
Failed e-learning marriage to hurt Centra and SmartForce
Gartner analysts explain why...
'Smart' viruses plaguing end users
Hybrid worms slipping through the net...
EDS plays its 'don't be the next Enron' card
Consultancy offering to attract clients away from the 'Big Five'...
Entrepreneurs dive into Bath
"We're not from London you know..."
Lastminute snaps up £9m flight firm
Shares jump up - and Martha and Brent are probably pretty excited too...
Online brokers merge to conquer
Gunning for E*Trade...
Energis banks on £1bn 'car boot sale'
Everything must go...
Out today - the new BT!
But just what will be in it?
Napster goes legit
"We have made them an offer" - Bertlesmann
Google sued over bidding technology
Search and destroy?
Hewlett versus Fiorina: The verdict (well nearly)
Coming this week. We think...
The Bloor Perspective: The death of free email, Linux databases and P2P prize-giving
This week Robin Bloor and his team of analysts look at why free email is on its way out, what Linux can do for databases and why a P2P Java outfit is winning praises.
Serialisation: eBoys - Part 1 - Go Big or Go Home
The early days of Webvan...
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