Archive - 16 Apr 2002
Security: The Board washes its hands - again
Same old horror stories, same old ignorance...
Brave entrepreneur joins the local loop unbundlers
Rats and sinking ships clearly don't scare our man, who thinks he can refloat the unbundling boat...
Demon founder says Budget will ignore start-ups' needs
Wise words from a wise man who lives in Belgium (possibly for tax reasons)...
Intel stung by $300m patent settlement
Intergraph celebrates, Intel still claims it did nothing wrong...
Sun rebrands web services products to take on .Net
Battle hotting up in the web services arena...
Vodafone customers' bank details compromised in mailing blunder
Users get more than they bargained for in their welcome packs...
Dot-com comes back from the doldrums
Hibernation - it's the new liquidation...
IT managers say: 'Don't blame us for the lack of flexible working'
It's a reader comments special...
NTL: It's a company of two halves
Cable giant splits under debt recovery plan...
Protect yourself from identity theft
Insurance companies catch up with 21st century crime
Bell Labs offers 3G 'double whammy'
The only thing the new chip doesn't do is guarantee customers are going to be interested in 3G...
Groove throws down some new P2P moves
"You've got Groove! I've got Groove 2.0"
A marathon, five bottles of Becks and a tequila Red Bull
silicon.com's amateur runner did it for the IT Relief charity, although not all that stylishly...
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