Archive - 01 Dec 2000
'Unhelpful' online stockbrokers face failure in changing market
UK online stockbrokers face redundancy unless they revamp their services to meet the needs of first ...
50 per cent of ISPs failing customers
Fifty per cent of ISPs fail to meet their monthly service level agreements within two weeks, accordi...
Kewill abandons ERP market
Ebusiness software house Kewill has shed the last of its old economy ERP divisions, to concentrate o...
Here is the church, here is the steeple, look inside, here's... a mobile phone mast
Britain's cash-starved churches are being encouraged to take advantage of the mobile bonanza by hidi...
UK companies wasting £1bn on storage
UK companies are wasting up to £1bn a year buying storage products which end up holding out of date,...
The truth behind dot-com boom and gloom
At the height of the 1999 internet boom Corel took the extravagant step of adding '.com' to the comp...
Bull takes two roads to recovery
French firm Bull is to split itself in half to make it more attractive to partners and push itself i...
Passwords are not enough, experts claim
The majority of UK IT directors still prefer passwords as their main defence against internal hacker...
Logica picks itself up and dusts itself down
Shares in Logica have risen today following yesterday's reassurance that the company is back on cour...
Virgin Net to wield axe
Virgin Net is to axe between 20 and 30 full-time staff in an effort to deliver profitability within ...
Virus Update: No apologies in November
Anti-virus vendors continued to get a taste of their own medicine in November as W32/Apology - other...
Anti-virus sites aren't looking for an apology
A virus called Apology is blocking access to top anti-virus sites, according to anti-virus vendor So...
Tech stocks set to lose ground to Old economy in FTSE 100
Stock market volatility is likely to cause tech stocks to crash out of the FTSE 100 index when it is...
The death of EU ecommerce: MEPs slam e-tail regulation
Legal experts and MEPs have condemned a European Council law that will force European e-tailers to a...
Icebox staff face axe despite broadcast first
US creator of web-based animation Icebox.com has announced a licensing deal with Fox Broadcasting fo...
Reports of CitiKey's death may have been greatly exaggerated
A week after it filed for bankruptcy, Odin, Swedish parent company of CitiKey, is keeping the websit...
Troubled T-Online names new boss
Deutsche Telekom has appointed a new CEO to head its ISP subsidiary T-Online.
Vectron stock hits a new low
Shares in Vectron Systems, the German producer of electronic payment systems, plunged to the lowest ...
LineOne put in the ISP shop window
LineOne, the ISP and portal jointly owned by BT and United News & Media is up for sale.
AltaVista promises profit before IPO
AltaVista has claimed it will see profit by the beginning of next year.
silicon.com unveils Global Ebusiness report
silicon.com has launched a special in-depth report into the hot topic of globalisation and how it wi...
The best of 'Reader Comments': Sainsbury's thinks inside the box, Bertelsmann applauded, and the WAP debate continues
Each week silicon.com is inundated with comments from you, our readers. From the last seven days, he...
LineOne for sale, tech stocks in crisis and the virtual wallet
The Independent this morning reports that BT and United News & Media have put their joint ven...
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