Archive - 15 Jan 2002
BT hopes to cash in on high-tech patents
$100m a year? That sounds like a plan...
Novell and PeopleSoft seal Lufthansa contracts
Directory services and CRM... it's all go...
Dot-me suffix leads to cyber-squatting spat
Just two days old, and the arguments have already started...
Energis forced to hide hacker
ISP says it can't reveal name because of data protection laws...
US boffins create eco-robots
While Japanese Frankensteins keep all eyes on frogs....
Microsoft XP blunder means party time for hackers
Seattle giant throws an almighty spanner in the works and leaves users open to hack attacks...
Mitsubishi forced to scrap 2,000 jobs
Semiconductor sales-slump causes turmoil...
Microsoft and mm02 ink secure GPRS deal
'Microsoft' and 'secure'? Students of controversy be patient...
US ready to gamble on e-betting ventures
Betting apps at odds with tech downturn...
No 'happy New Year' for IT say analysts
Little reprieve from doom and gloom in 2002...
Devil's Advocate: IT skews IPR
What should be owned by the big software and internet companies?
Swiss Life empties piggy bank on web venture
Other banks think its gone cuckoo...
Chip makers say 2002 is their year
As long as consumers keep spending on gadgets...
Vodafone made to wait for US interest's IPO
'Up in the air' Verizon stake doing mobile giant no favours...
Globix clinging on to web hosting
It's reached Chapter 11 and the story has taken a twist...
HP hoping for $5 share boost from Compaq deal
Tech giants continue to mull takeover talks...
The Ovum View (Part II): Will Microsoft take it all?
Ovum analyst Jessica Figueras continues her review of the battle for the mobile email market...
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