Archive - 02 Aug 2001

Brit students spark start-up boom

VCs keen to plunder wealth of rookie talent...

ASP: Reports of a dying breed

Telewest deal is something for optimists to point out...

Government gives IP advisory committee a make-over

There are some serious IP issues to contend with...

Napster fame to spark p2p explosion

File sharing on the verge of popularity boom...

Dot-bombs a thing of the past?

If you've survived this long, you might just be OK...

Lucent raises extra cash

Punters can't get enough of that lovely debt...

Irish slow to adopt ecommerce

Lack of credit cards to blame...

Code Red: Internet destructor or damp squib?

It came, it saw, it did very little damage...

Letsbuyit.com: Rumours of its demise pure 'speculation'

This doesn't gloss over the fact they're in troubled water...

'CRM the way' for big money firms

Those without are limping on behind...

Fujitsu says 'so long' to hard drive sector

Desktop downturn fails to keep Japanese giant's attention...

British banks fail the IT test

Lack of preparation sound familiar at all?

Web targets kids' $60bn allowance

Are there any morals still lying around?

Yahoo! and Sony join forces

Creating one hell of a team...

IBM and Dell remain buoyant in workstation slump

But shipments fall for a third consecutive quarter...

BT cuts see broadband prices fall

It's still more expensive than cable, though...

Kinder egg toy thieves busted online

What's the surprise? A stretch inside for Italian toy thieves!

India plays waiting game with 3G

Indecision could see 3G ignored completely...

Kmart buys back own web unit

It's on, it's off, it's on again...

Stockwatch Daily: The chips are up

Euro stocks surge following analyst upgrade...

IBM joins crusade to reinvent the internet

It's like the internet only it's a grid...

Change likely on share options

Accounting rules up for debate...


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