Archive - 15 Nov 2001
BT loses flagship contract for second time
'Tiger team' are a bunch of kittens...
The Ovum View: What will become of iPlanet?
On 17 March 2002, the uneasy iPlanet alliance between AOL and Sun expires. What does this mean the f...
Cookie 'ban' bad news for British ecommerce
Industry imagines a world without cookies... and it's not a pretty one...
EMC loses battle to stop ex-VP working for the enemy
They say storage is sexy, now they're worried about the spy who didn't love them...
Drive-by hacking: a 21st century crime
For the love of god, save our cities from this latest scourge...
IBM digs its heals into virtual storage market
Just trying to keep up with EMCs and the HPs...
Novell restructure leads to massive job losses
And the immediate future doesn't look too rosy...
Clara.net to go it alone after secret DSL trials
Clerkenwell becomes a technology hotbed...
Redbus ploughs on with datacentre opening
'Market grief no reason to cut back on expansion plans'...
Freeserve gets litigious over AOL's unfair advantage
Tax breaks for rival ISP leave Freeserve fuming...
HP cyber-DJ spins the platters that matter
The wheels of steel keep turning...
Yahoo! bets success on Excite business model
Perhaps it shouldn't count on it...
Microsoft gets into the Guinness Book of Records
Most bugs you can get in a piece of software? No, fastest pop video ever made. Believe it...
Happy 30th birthday to the microprocessor
For all its technological advances, I bet it can't blow out its own candles...
HP sees profits dive and shares rise
Company with designs on Compaq makes a comeback...
Call centre staff: Hated by most, loved by Eyretel
Thank you for holding the line, your money is important to us...
BBC Digital plans continue to take shape
The Beeb starts to move with the times...
Gates talks a good game at Xbox launch
Another day, another Microsoft launch...
Boom and bust merchant Blodget quits Merrill Lynch
He talked the talk and now he walks the long walk...
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