Archive - 23 Oct 2001
US government issues XP warning
One slip from a user could result in security breaches...
Carry on regardless: BT's attitude to hacked Microsoft software
BT to use 'holey' Media Player software
Net looks forward to Christmas shopping spree
Never too early to start your pressie buying...
mmO2 to be spun away - official
BT gets the go ahead to set its mobile subsidiary free...
Napster usurper gets new CEO
MusicNet names the man who will launch legal music download site...
UK air traffic control desperate for cash
Could this turn out to be the most expensive computer system in the history of technology?
Lucent reduces losses this autumn
Telco equipment giant's rollercoaster quarter ends on a high note...
Gemplus wrestles with Sumo smartcard
Cleverer than a large Japanese man in a nappy...
Sage snaps up French rival at bargain price
There's plenty of French ground to break...
Beeb courts controversy with funding decision
Yes, it's spending more licence payers' money on trashy techie drama Attachments ...
Top 10 tips for safe online shopping
They may seem obvious, but they're probably worth reading...
How to become a CIO
Company car, seat on the board, key to the executive toilet... what more could you want?
boo who? Literary critic, entrepreneur, Hollywood protagonist
It's been one hell of a ride for Ernst Malmsten...
Group 3G decides its naming was a false dawn
Group Betamax Video sympathises...
AOL hackers get on Case's case
This is what happens when you name your server after somebody with learning disabilities...
Anti-virus vendors at odds over '100 per cent' guarantee
MessageLabs and Trend Micro trade insults over marketing spiel...
Devil's Advocate: Why do techies get such a bad press?
It's just sooo unfair...
Marconi seeks extension of £4.5bn overdraft
Troubled firm seems to think it will be around after March 2003... though concedes it will be still ...
Dolphin swims into shark-infested 3G waters
If it can keep its head above water that is...
Expedia feels no pain
Travel dot-com keeps an even keel despite dot-com and travel gloom...
ITV Digital desperate for friends
Partners seek partner for set-top troilism...
BT makes U-turn in van plan
Last month BT said it wanted to get rid of its fleet - now it looks set to get 40,000 more vans... h...
Future of UK mobile phone factory still in doubt
Matsushita rushes to qwell workers fears, but is it enough?
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