Archive - 18 Mar 2002
Downtime will cost UK companies £715m this year
Can you afford for your systems to go down?
Redbus says 2002 is 'sales year'
Internet hotel to make the most of extra rooms...
Lonely hearts boost web figures
Bored of playing solitaire? Then go browsing for love...
European users to splash out on storage
Companies looking to up capacity by 60 per cent...
Five tequilas, two bottles of wine and a marathon
No, we're not talking Snickers, we're talking 26.2 miles, and it's all for charity...
Microsoft has 'dubious' claim over Windows trademark
Generations of Playschool viewers wait to discover whether Jemima and Big Ted were in breach ...
Nortel offers to keep tabs on mobile users
Location-based emergency services...
ebookers' losses narrow
UK travel site follows Travelocity and Expedia upwards...
eBay announces great haul of China
eBay is the only manmade company you can see from the moon... or something like that...
Yell plans £1.5bn summer float
And we don't mean they'll be taking part in the Notting Hill Festival
BT faces patent case setback
Judge deals BT a blow, but telco carries on regardless
Hutchison 3G deals Nokia a blow
'We don't want your hardware', says UK 3G player
The Bloor Perspective: Criminal licensing, dot-com job trends and government IT winners
In their latest consideration of recent major developments, Robin Bloor and his team look at softwar...
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