Archive - 18 Jun 2002

Web server holes - the big lesson for users

Time for Microsoft to breathe a sigh of relief...

VHS is dead - long live DVD

DVD killed video's star... (what comes around goes around)

Sun looses its cherry

Server to go head to head with Intel range...

Amazon gets Sony bonus

Is this a turning point for loss making electronics division?

Pets.com puppet comes back from the dead

The only survivor of a failed dot-com is a sock... it says so much about the boom and bust years...

Blunkett shelves Snooping proposals

Controversial bill put on ice... for now or for ever?

Microsoft boss dismisses Sun as fading competitor

Tweedledum and Tweedledee at it again...

Digital divide still too wide claims UN

Microsoft and HP among companies trying to remedy the gulf...

BT attacked by potty-mouthed hacker

Who went to the Noddy Holder school of spelling...

Oracle shakes on MoD deal

Down Brighton Beach on their vespas? Not that kind of MoD apparently...

BT awards good webizenship

silicon.com shamelessly invents neologism...

Audiogalaxy: 'This is the end'

When the music stops, move on to the next file swapping service...

BT lays down the law for rural broadband

If you want DSL - get a petition organised...

Detica follows landmark IPO with continued profits

There's always one that has to be different...

US universities unite IBM supercomputers

One trillion calculations per second... now we're talking...

Storage tops IT priority lists

...but does anybody really understand it?

Apache hole is an open door to hackers

Apache problem, with a patchy solution...

MSN promises ad revenue wonders

But it's still making a loss...

Oracle shares fly as results loom

But will Ellison turn in a good quarter?...

Qwest shares leap as chairman walks

Wall Street cheers chief's departure...

Public turns it back on 3G

Just as well it's delayed, then...


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