Archive - 20 Feb 2002

Bugs! But who should take the blame?

Inevitable? Preventable? The answer couldn't be more obvious...

Napster record label fiasco back in court

The bigger boys did it and now they've run away...

IBM's grid project gets the mass-market treatment

Virtual supercomputers leave academia behind...

Broadband rollout as important as rail network, claims fat pipe champion

Which is fitting considering both of them are grinding to a halt...

BT claims Friaco price cuts are too steep

Maybe we can come to some kind of arrangement...

Wanadoo narrows its losses

British and French acquisitions pay dividends...

Walter Hewlett spells out merger alternatives

"Motherhood and apple pie platitudes and financial arithmetic of advocacy..."

Sun expands Sun ONE plans

Application Server 6.5 released...

BT shuts down First Call money pit

£50,000 to sit on your hands all year? Ha! You're fired...

MSN dreams of wireless domination

Content firm looks into the tea leaves...

UK PC sales weathering the storm

Not great, but better than expected...

NATS gets cash reprieve

Taxpayers to cough up £30m...

Liberty Alliance signs 11 more members

And targets Microsoft as next big catch...

AltaVista scraps free web mail

If Hotmail had hands it would be rubbing them together with glee...

Google offers 'bid for placing' web searches

Want to appear higher on the search results... then cough up...

Microsoft boasts traffic growth

Yahoo! and AOL left standing in its dust...

Porn scandal judges let off the hook

It was all either work related or accidental...

Customers claim refunds over dot-biz domains

They couldn't arrange a 'dot-biz up' in a brewery...

Easy group eyes profits from café society

Planes continue to look down on the black sheep of the easy family... but for how much longer?

Sabre gets to the point with Travelocity

$345m put on the table in exchange for total ownership...

eBay dumps HomesDirect

Brings houses under the one roof...

First Gingers go on sale

Amazon sells Segways. Only the seriously rich need apply - but it is all for charity...


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