Archive - 06 Jul 2001
John Lamb's week: Holway casts his wary business eye
Move over Mystic Meg, the business visionary's in town...
Nine arrested over £3m mobile phone theft
It looks like the £100,000 reward has worked its stuff...
Give a dog a bad name
Bright Station, formerly, Maid, aka Dialog, decides to become Smartlogik...
Orange leaves BT with the bitter taste of defeat
Cellnet slips down into bronze medal position...
Secure m-commerce handset branded 'infeasible'
Banks will fail to impose their will on handset manufacturers...
SMS service set to help drivers dodge speed traps
And it's not illegal...(at least in Norway)...
Politician quits rather than try and get his head around email
"I'm 64. I don't want anything to do with computers..."
BT hits back as another ISP dies an unmetered death
There are squash balls that go to the wall less frequently than UK ISPs...
All change at troubled Bright Station
Bright Station changes its name. Did somebody say 'last throw of the dice'?
Drugs firm blames slack programming for patient indiscretion
Company comes clean over the email blunder that betrayed mentally ill patients...
Hacker who bought Gates viagra escapes jail
... but did Gates ever return the viagra?
The best of 'Reader comments': Ringtone nightmares and Microsoft's message deconstructed
Each week silicon.com is inundated with comments from you, our readers.
Lawyers claim ecommerce supremacy
Learned friends scoop cash prize. 'Great, we can put it with the rest of our money...'
Nothing ruder than the Tudor
Henry VIII was no better a composer than he was a husband...
Software accounting way off best practice
And the Accounting Standards Board doesn't like it...
Telecom Italia chief investigated
Seat acquisition not what it first seemed...
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