Archive - 24 Sep 2001
Ariba launches direct procurement application
Now anyone in the company can buy stuff on the company's account...Erm...
Prudential invests heavily in intelligent agents
Lost Wax better off to the tune of £3m...
Microsoft licences set for Fair Trading hearing
You wait ages for one Microsoft hearing, and several come along at once. Typical...
Microsoft 'surprised' by calls for OFT investigation
'What, you don't trust us?' says the Redmond giant...
ID Cards: Punish the weak, protect no one
Except the credit reference agencies...
Webraska and AirFlash merge to lead the way
Rivals join hands to overcome the perilous tech market together...
IT execs feel the cold on charity night
No booze, dancing and colourful canapés...just a sleeping bag and mug of soup...
RealNetworks integrates sound and vision.
Company expects to make more money by combining two products into one. Hmmm...
Why unbundled broadband was never a goer
And oddly enough, it's not BT's fault...
Tests prove mobiles make your brain race
But the question of whether mobile radiation is a serious risk to our health still preys on our mind...
Marketing execs still bringing home the bubbly
Downturn fails to put dot-com execs off their Bollinger...
BT slumps as Euro markets pick up
Exchanges try to put a bad week behind them...
IBM pops its cork with 1,000th zSeries sale
But shareholders have less to celebrate...
Vodafone in £3bn Japanese fixed line sell-off
Concentrating on mobile business...
France Telecom makes a play for NTL broadcast towers
But faces competition from other bidders (some with money...)
Oftel to hit mobile giants with price cap
Could cost firms up to 12 per cent of revenues...
Microsoft hitting UK plc with £1bn 'Windows tax'
Gates stands accused of slapping users in the face...
The Bloor Perspective: Pricey Blackberry, Vodafone's Japanese adventure and Consignia
In their latest look at recent key developments, Robin Bloor and his colleagues comment on the likel...
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