Archive - 17 Oct 2001
AOL beats Wall Street's gloomy forecasts
But there's still a dark cloud over the company...
French 3G concessions fail to cut the mustard
Mobile telco still bitter it was led a merry dance in 3G auctions...
NTL pulls the plug on CWC internet users
Email and web hosting? What on earth do you think we are - some sort of ISP?
Larry Ellison backs ID cards
...and suggests Oracle would be the right software for the job. Go figure...
Veritas reports increased losses
The customer may always be right but dithering over orders and cutting back on spending has hit Veri...
A Tiny idea on how to survive the recession
It's not big, but it might just be clever...
Anti-terrorist laws call for a record of all email and web use
Your email and surfing records kept for police perusal...
Marconi in share price rise shocker
It couldn't really go any lower, but an increase is an increase...
'Big in Japan' UK chip firm posts positive results
TTP making money in a time of recession...
Merger most foul: Europe shies away from deal making
It's the economy, stupid...
French 3G climbdown offers UK telcos glimmer of hope
Billions become millions...
Anthrax: It's a virus even your computer can catch
Paranoia provides rich pickings for virus writers...
Ad spend rise offers a smaller slice of bigger pie
A glimmer of hope for ad revenue-reliant strugglers...
IBM standing firm with strong results
Third quarter beats analysts' predictions...
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