Archive - 19 Nov 2001
Wall Street Journal awards gold for mobile innovation
Oxford-based company gets the glory in European tech awards...
Spy for mobile phones
I know where you were last summer, and last week come to that...
Your cookies aren't safe at the Opera
Hackers can access your cache to get at your cash...
Mobile phone shipments plummeting
10 million fewer handsets shipped than this time last year...
Travel companies form online customer relationships
But all the online investment in the world won't increase leg-room or cut down on the chances of bei...
Privacy ruling opens legal floodgates
Retired accountant takes on the Home Office and wins...
'Best ever Christmas' tempered by e-tail fears
'Fears over web security' and 'slow purchasing processes' really put the Santa myth to rest once and...
Server sales suffer worldwide
Compaq comes out top holding its noble share of the global market...
Scoot given six months to live
If it was a dog it would be on a one-way trip to the vet about now (what's more it could use its own...
Ireland and UK pull together to promote tech start-ups
The little ones deserve a brighter future...
Hewlett adds fuel to HP 'feud'
Founder's son continues to fight Compaq merger...
'Safe shops' list to boost online shoppers' confidence
Don't become a cropper, be a happy internet shopper this Christmas...
Electoral roll for sale (Brian Robertson not included)
Yorkshire man wins his right to data privacy...
BT hammered while wireless shares sit static
mmO2 up a penny, BT down 17 per cent...
Biggest ever seizure of counterfeit software
Fake XP software and cigarettes...
Comings and goings at Xerox prompt share slide
Finance department shake-up not related to SEC inquiry insists copier firm...
Lane Fox says: 'You underestimated me'
The rise, fall, and rise of Lastminute.com...
Vodafone's US expansion gets green light
Legal wrangling over 3G licences ends 11 months on...
The Bloor Perspective: Marconi, Vodafone and lessons from telecoms acquisitions
In their latest assessment of key developments, Robin Bloor and his team consider lessons from recen...
Intel's Grove: 'This is the toughest situation of my career'
But when the chips are down, the chips must get faster...
HP-Compaq deal comes under closer scrutiny
US officials whip out the microscope...
UK to miss Blair's online SME target
Fewer than one quarter of small businesses now trading online
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