Archive - 06 Sep 2001
Microsoft Xbox already a hit with consumers
More than a month before it's even hit the shelves...
IBM gets online with eBay
Big Blue pins ecommerce hopes on a consistent profit-maker
Tech stocks plunge LSE to three-year low
Market uncertainty makes investor anxious...
Microsoft escapes break-up
Unlike Clinton, Bush won't push...
Could the future of instant messaging be Orange?
Silly question?
Orange throws content partners a lifeline
Following T-Mobile's lead...
Microsoft's Merlin conjures controversy
AOL, Adobe and Apple will not be pleased...
2,000 more to go at Motorola
Swindon in the firing line...
Chip market branded 'awful'
Makers of machines for chip makers wring their hands in frustration...
UK consumers rate price over home page content
They just want to click and go...
Call centres move down south
Leaving the cooler terrain of the cheap and cheerful North...
Brussels and Geneva deciding what things are called - even on the web?
Are governing bodies overstepping the mark?
HP and Compaq: Why it could end in tears
Diving share price could mean the worst...
AOL on look-out for new ISP
After partner pulls out...
Extra protection for ISPs
Service provider claims to offer tougher protection against network abuse...
NASA hacker jailed for cyber-crime spree
Home confinement for a man who committed all manner of crimes from the comfort of his own home... I'...
EMC to launch high-end storage products
High performance products at mid-range prices...
Telcos stall 3G agreement
Telco companies struggle on to reach 3G network sharing deals...
Ross Perot gets a job with Burger King
Sounds like a comedown for a former Presidential candidate...
24/7 shares are all weak
But will reverse split be enough to stop a Nasdaq drop...
Dot-eu sails into stormy waters
Politicians demand right of veto on European domain name...
The best of 'Reader Comments': The big merger, code blame and paying for content
Each week silicon.com is inundated with comments from you, our readers.
China outraged by mobile phone firm
'Taiwan' blunder will cost Matsushita millions...
Sony spawns a new litter of cyber-pups
Loyalty, affection and a friend for a life... not to mention a cynical and merciless flair for marke...
CIOs fail IT projects
If they don't want to end up on the scrap heap 'CIOs should start thinking like CEOs'
France Telecom reports £40bn debts
All of a sudden BT sounds like a model business...
Marconi goes from bad to worse
It's looking grim as Standard & Poor sticks the boot in...
Linx hits back at critics
Out come the claws, in goes £2m in cash...
Bondi issues bond issue assurances at Olivetti
New CEO offers calming words to shareholders...
Rupert Murdoch signs Mickey Mouse deal
Video-on-demand service to pipe blockbusters straight into your home...
Microsoft to meet growth targets
CFO promises Seattle giant is still on track...
Red faces over ATM outage
Citibank loses network and website...
The search is on for the world's funniest joke
And you thought you'd missed the silly season...
Falling mobile and PC sales hit Dixons
...'but they used to sell like hot-cakes'...
US puts airwave auction on ice
Spectrum sale delayed two years...
Marconi says debt won't sink it
...because it has the mother of all overdrafts...
Can Microsoft turn the PDA into a business must-have?
Pocket PC will be a better 'corporate citizen', apparently...
Online investment takes a chunk of Guardian profits
Newspaper group counts the cost of online loss-leaders...
Tech tycoons dominate thirtysomething rich list
e-yuppies take rich list by storm...
