Archive - 18 Sep 2001
Virus warning: Code Red variant emerges
Danger lurks as new email virus is identified...
Lernout & Hauspie win over creditors
The first bit of good luck this company's seen for ages...
Italy considers hiving off fixed network
Telecom Italia could lose local loop because its prices are too high. Hmm...
Taxmen lose their laptops - but technology keeps them safe
Is this an end to the 'back of a taxi' problem?
Cyber-crime 'inevitable' in aftermath of terrorist attack
Companies should brace themselves for widespread web vandalism...
Identity theft is fastest-growing threat
Internet makes it easy for fraudsters...
BSkyB scoffs at ITV's measly £5m offering
'Haven't they heard of inflation?'...
Haynes manuals go online for web wise grease monkeys
...download your motor manual and perhaps a few girly pictures... and hey presto - your own virtual ...
Xdrive and Hush jump on web storage bandwagon
Email not good enough for "crucial" documents...
UK's top tech companies fail ethics test
If they don't come up with the credentials they could find themselves outcasts of the FTSE4Good...
Celtic Tiger - an endangered species?
The Irish tech sector is getting jittery as the international climate worsens. Is the Celtic Tiger e...
HEX goes for most embarrassing gaffe award
That's another Finn mess they got themselves into...
Sci-fi or sci-future? Hollywood technology scrutinised (part two)
Cochrane and Kurzweil on future high-tech, as seen in the movies...
Microsoft trial granted extension
Terrorist attacks extend mammoth court case...
Ailing Lucent gets multi-million dollar boost
Lucent puts pen to paper on European contracts...
European markets follow New York low
Energis, Vivendi and Spirent lead tech stock decline...
911 location technology 'useless'
We have the technology... you just can't use it
US disaster forces Ellison to reassess Oracle's future
"If it hadn't been for New York we'd have come to you with a better picture..."
Cedar felled by profits warning
CRM specialist loses almost 60 per cent of market cap...
AltaVista lays off 30 per cent of its staff
Plus a new CEO and a change of focus...
Virt-X closes on blue-chip targets
Fledgling bourse closes in on 10 per cent share...
Apple cancels Paris Expo
Safety concerns force computer maker to pull the plug...
Devil's Advocate: Your life in one chip
"A technologist's solution, but one that ignores the political issues..."
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