Archive - 01 Nov 2001

EMC baits IBM in storage row

Blue-chips resort to 'childish games'

Microsoft and IBM unveil directory service protocol

Let your webServices standard do the walking...

M&S: could this be the great web rescue?

How the web may just save the high-street's old favourite...

Anti-capitalist activists steal WTO's thunder

... and images, identity and users. Naughty, naughty...

Orange to launch GPRS on time

But the trick here is to tread carefully...

Lucent goes Ariba

Young struggling company helps old struggling company...

Arc feels the bite

Revenues fall, losses deepen, share price goes up, go figure...

Nestlé sticks two fingers up at interactive TV

Or four fingers in the case of some KitKats, or one for chunky KitKats...

Funloving virus hits kids' DVD show

It may me old but it can still get about...

Privacy guru leaves to focus on security

Move reflects sea change in industry post-11 September...

Microsoft and DoJ: Finally a settlement is in sight

After three years in court trial nears a conclusion...

Sony puts hacker in the dog-house

Sony angered by hacker who fiddled with his pet 'dog'...

NTL to offer mobile phones

Deal with Orange adds fourth offering to NTL's troubled business...

EDS faces fight to hang onto taxman millions

But will anybody brave such a tough task?

Penguin saves Amazon $17m

E-tailer turns to Linux to cut costs...

Falling PC sales hit hard by business cutbacks

Fewer staff and less cash means less spending on PCs and further decline for hard-hit sector...

Google does pictures

Teeny tiny images to appear next to search results...

Q: Jeeves, why are you making a loss?

A: Because the ad market is still laid low by recession...

Infineon looks to Taiwan

Tough times call for D-RAM-atic co-operation...

Qwest slips up

Share price plunges as telco misses Wall Street estimates...


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