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Friday 12 July 2002
The Director's Special Cut: The Naked Leader - Part 5
Leadership of Culture...
WorldCom attacked by bondholders
Give us our money...
Energis chiefs consider rescue package
As long as £290m is written off...
Lone e-tailer starts crusade against Yahoo! and Hotmail
Dot-com Quixote...
Anti-piracy ménage a trois?
What will Glenys say?
Wales gets £100m broadband boost
We'll keep a fat pipe in the hillsides...
McAfee anti-virus software fails to block Klez virus
Sometimes...
PC vendors tighten belts even further
Making their own holes now...
Knives out for Sommer
Go away...
InterX fades away
Going, going...
AOL trials next-generation IM
Moving pictures...
KPNQwest: the final shutdown?
Maybe, maybe not...
eBay-PayPal deal runs headlong into shareholder hurdle
Everyone unhappy, in relative terms...
SAP issues shock warning
Blame it on WorldCom says CEO...
Time running out for AOL chief
Unable to turn things around in three months? You're out...
Win O2's exclusive XDA with silicon.com
Don't say we never give you anything...
Microsoft takes a serious look at CRM
Targets SMEs...
Dell helps bring FTSE back from the dead
Hardly in rude health though...
Sun-backed body ups stakes in battle with Microsoft's Passport
Soon users will have a choice of products...
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