Archive - 12 Nov 2001
A dot-com silver lining?
Or are we just clutching at straws?
FriendsReunited shuts down message board
I must not slag off teach. I must not slag off teach...
Mobile users struggle to hold on to their numbers
OFTEL says customers will just have to learn to live with it...
Cloud Nine tears chunks out of BT
Thousands of users affected - BT branded a "public disgrace"...
B2B player pledges profit and IPO
Giant car exchange's ship comes in...
Dot-com secures $95m funding
Somebody's keeping the faith...
Redbus reports flagging results
Though loss is less...
Apache 2.0 hits the warpath
Indian summer for the open source server software...
News Flash: Plane crash in New York
Plane crashes into Queens...
Bloomberg: For sale or not for sale
Which is it to be?
Intel gears up for faster wireless networking
It's a bit of a gamble, but here goes...
Eden Project redesigns its website
Would you Adam and Eve it?
Excite turns $7.8bn portal into $10m portal in just two years
It's so spectacularly bad you can't help but be impressed...
Netstore sees revenue peak
Unfortunately Cisco users are dropping off...
C&W poised to return £1.5bn to shareholders
Nice little windfall with Christmas on the horizon...
IT dominates '100 fastest growers' index
Internet video firm tops Sunday Times league...
Colt walks into shareholder revolt over $400m financing
It's too good a deal for fund managers...
Vodafone set for £6bn write-down
Mobile giant set to pay the price for heavy investment...
Motorola in trouble over Iridium
The past comes up and bites them on the ass...
Napster finds an ally in the armed forces
US military looks to P2P technology...
Marconi offers good news... and bad
But at least there's some good...
BT forced to add to debts
£65m because of a deal it signed in '99...
Snook finally cuts ties with Orange
Future's not so bright...
Gates predicts 'digital decade'
'If you think IT's changed the world, you ain't seen nothin' yet...'
The Bloor Perspective: The Microsoft settlement, the NTL challenge, and SLAs
In their latest assessment of three topical issues, Robin Bloor and his colleagues take a close look...
