Archive - 23 Jul 2001
Siemens jumps in to help Ford
You can have any phone you like, so long as it's a Siemens...
Microsoft pours £10m into Sendo
Redmond giant ensnares UK mobile phone maker to plant roots in Smartphone market...
Brits want familiar brands online (or American net giants)
It's a local site for local people...
Microsoft red-faced over sloppy security
We have a patch, we simply choose not to use it...
Brit surfers prefer Brit sites - Official
Old economy finally getting it on with the web...
Send in the clones: Users flock to wannabe Napsters
Napster wannabes step in to fill the free music void...
ARM's raised in defiance of chip gloom
Success flies in the face of the downturn...
Stockwatch Daily: A weak start to the week
ARM's raised as Vodafone and Infineon fall...
Telco takeover frenzy as NTL-Telewest tie-up mooted
Shareholders tell bosses how to run their companies...
Motorola announces major rethink
Handset giant puts more emphasis on selling technology rather than phones...
NetValue joins the cost-cutting club
And guess what: headcount reduction on the cards...
Face-to-face meetings still alive and well in email age
We love email but we can't do without the human touch...
AOL Time Warner in harmony over net music plans
Bangs the big bass drum for online distribution
The Bloor Perpsective: Shell goes ASP, Compaq faces services challenge, passwords for the people
In their latest look at recent industry developments, Robin Bloor and his team give praise to Shell'...
The Ovum View: Wireless streaming - with strings attached
Industry awaits the arrival of widespread 3G...
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