Archive - 03 Sep 2003
Peter Cochrane's Uncommon Sense: The ups and downs of power
"The societal machine has been finely honed to be very efficient but as a result it is now becoming ...
Handset shortages not a huge problem, says 3 Italia
Still looking at a million customers by next April - and without tariff slashing
CIOs face boardroom battle
IT execs must be bold or face board level shut out...
UK government to create CIO role?
"It would be helpful to have some stronger IT leadership there," says e-Envoy
O2 and Cantor Index bring gambling to PDAs
New service wants to get its hands on your punts
'Holy Grail' of funding found by UK mobile firm Intuwave
'Technology company', 'funding', 'secures' - these aren't words you'll have seen in a sentence for q...
Who is to blame for Digital Blunders?
Not as clear cut as you might imagine...
CIOs on the way out?
Mainstream board members taking hold of the tech reins from "not brave enough" CIOs
Teleworking guidelines backed up by union info
It's like a pamphlet, only online - naturally
Virus writers: "Hanging is too good for them"
Views on the treatment of convicted virus writers range from the reasoned to the extreme...
5 years ago... Spanish web users go on strike
No really - and they had good reason to...
The Director's Cut: 10 questions computers might ask human beings - and vice versa
David Taylor gets philosophical...
London's Wi-Fi welcome is less than helpful
'Look, I'm trained to pour coffee? I do latte, espresso, cappuccino or double mocha-chocca latte - I...
Dell offers customers no shelter from SCO suit
Michael 'not even going there...'
Apple: The supercomputer company (...no really)
And they don't even mean 'super' as in: 'Oh doesn't that brightly coloured Mac look super over by th...
Will CDs go the way of vinyl... and the Dodo?
Report says 'yes'... but does common sense still say 'no'?
BT slashes business broadband costs
More price cuts from everybody's favourite reforming telco...
SCO to invoice Linux users within one month
Linux users to bin invoices within one month and one day...
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