Archive - 11 Oct 2001
NHS streamlines Microsoft licensing deal
Red tape cut in umbrella agreement...
Farmers: Don't go reaching for the tractor, cider and shotgun clichés
Or even the web's Pig Brother, for that matter...
Intel sells kit for illegal software standard
One man's future proofing is another man's snake oil dispenser...
Hacker says hacker is irresponsible
This hacker gives other hackers a bad name. Naughty hacker...
NAI appoints European head
And she's going to need all her 25 years of experience on this one...
First public inquiry broadcast on the web
Foot-and-mouth debate streamed online...
Energis pins wireless broadband hopes on illegal network
You ain't seen me...right?
Microsoft gets into the Groove
It wants to get to know the peer-to-peer market in a special way...
US government ponders private internet
This internet ain't big enough for the two of us...
BT gets call centred
Avaya looks forward to getting a lot out of what it's putting in...
MP3 site hideaway for deadly virus
Be afraid, be very afraid, be very, very afraid...
BT rats on Powergen over misleading ads
Pot too busy calling kettle black to spot the irony...
Location location location: Where the mobile industry is pinning its hopes
After tremendous success in the 1990s, mobile network operators are looking at what will jumpstart d...
BSkyB betting service clatters into the first hurdle
What are the odds on it getting the go-ahead?
Excite haunts AT&T from beyond the grave
Excite throws a posthumous spanner in the works...
Israeli stocks hit hard by unrest
Tech stocks find the going tough stateside...
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