Archive - 09 Oct 2001
Microsoft launches .NET mobile alerts
The worlds favourite software company gets pushy...
US attorney general raises security alert
IT and telecoms authorities warned of further terrorist attacks...
Shell shells out $250m for Cable and Wireless network
Oil giant hopes deal will save on cash....
Mothercare loses millions with failed IT system
What does baby want for Christmas? A robust inventory system came the cry...
Marconi shares hit bottom of the pit
Could this mean the end for the shipwrecked telecoms firm?
£30m thrown at broadband Britain
Remote areas get the money, because no one wants to give them DSL, poor things...
AOL promotion hits high street
ISPs go head-to-head in offline distribution market...
AltaVista pulls down the blinds on e-tail unit
Shopping.com out, search engines in...
AOL Time Warner fends off further investigation
FTC pushes AOL to offer alternative internet access...
How about an alternative to Microsoft .NET?
Web services may well be the future, but the arguments don't end there...
Web forces Indian pigeons to join dole queue
400 pigeons wonder where their next worm will come from...
Reuters and Capco invest £32m in e-finance services
Back office solutions a-go-go...
BT fails to divide and conquer
No need for further division in the ranks, apparently...
AT&T Wireless ponies up $2.3bn for stake of US heartland
'Ownership of the footprint' the new mantra...
Sun goes head-to-head with Microsoft in web server war
Come on in, the water's lovely...
British techie rewarded for bringing people together
Weren't you the spotty geek who sat at the back of the class?
AMD does its bit to destroy the megahertz myth
It's not your megahertz that counts, it's what you do with it...
Devil's Advocate: Whose standards are they anyway?
...big vendors', unless we're careful...
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