Archive - 07 Dec 2001

The Great Training Robbery: small firms hit back

'It destroyed training providers and disappointed thousands'...

US money-men stay tight-fisted for 2002

No Happy New Year for IT departments...

Operation Skoda collars credit card crims

Dot-com con-artists check in to Her Majesty's hotel...

Comverse layoffs to begin

UK office reduced to skeleton staff...

1,000 patches per year

It's either a server security nightmare or a pirates' convention...

Sybase forecasts slow growth

It may be slow but it's getting there...

Oracle laughs in the face of 'joined-up' government

Local authorities haven't got the hang of procurement...

Sun bullish about short-term prospects

Not so sure about the long-term, though...

Boffins create 3D-brain map

$15m project gives human brain a new image using thousands of scans...

Hacker penetrates Worldcom network

"I was looking for something to do..."

Linux gets foothold in UK classrooms

L is for Linux, M is for Microsoft-free environment...

Manchester United: Your site's not singing any more

Black Cats still setting the pace online...

US businesses think storage is worthy

Want some tips on how to avoid data carnage?

It's the Gadget Ho-ho-ho-Down

silicon.com's festive giveaway bonanza!

SAP shares fall after job cuts

Hit by falling sales to airlines...

Massive job cuts rock the boat at SAP

Fails to deliver on sales promise...

Murdoch "got the hots" for Kirch Gruppe?

More manoeuvring in the German market...

Will Apple win big on Microsoft case?

Linux lovers could be in for a surprise too...

Stature of Liberty questioned by German authorities

Malone's gets more time to justify $4.9bn cable network bid...

ebookers drops the dot-com

Foolishly thought investors would look at results before name...

Merrill reassesses online venture with HSBC

How many thousands of dollars per customer?

Science and Nature launch SciDev.net

Science and Nature - more than a category on Trivial Pursuit...


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