Archive - 26 Feb 2002
BT broadband cuts: What it means for your wallet
Let the affordable fast access begin...
Canterbury Tales first edition goes online
As if there isn't enough potty-mouthed bawdiness on the web already...
BT broadband targets: the sums don't add up, say analysts
No-way-en, Verwaayen...
That'll do nicely: IBM seals $4bn Amex deal
Two thousand staff to get a new employer
UK businesses making a hash of security
Content filters wrongly configured and anti-virus software poorly managed...
High-tech CEOs have little to look forward to
Bosses lack confidence in economic recovery...
Blair's online ambitions set for failure, say high-tech CEOs
All services online by 2005? Yeah, right...
'No' vote gathering support in HP merger row
Walter Hewlett's followers stand up ready to be counted...
Captain Kirk back on the Priceline bridge
Second chance for TV hero who had taken to selling his autograph to fans...
AOL stands accused of dodgy ecommerce practises
Lawsuit claims it sent unwanted goods to users and then charged for them...
Orchestream shares hit new highs
Customer list and soaring revenues offset increased net losses...
Intel Developer Forum - the year of desktop Gigabit
We don't know what it's for but we'll still buy it...
Blair plagued by mobile phone hoaxers
Thousands give Tony a ring to find out what pub their mate's in...
BT cuts broadband costs
Roughly a tenner lopped off the price of wholesale broadband
Intel's Barrett unveils a fishy new strategy
From trout to routers at the Intel Developer Forum...
Inventor of voicemail dies
"We didn't design this thing to annoy people, but rather make their lives easier..."
Deutsche Telekom's cable plans scuppered by regulators
Liberty not at liberty to buy DT TV division
BT's incubator running out of oxygen
Cautious VCs take their toll on BT Brightstar
3G gives Qualcomm a boost
Prompting talks of the 'green shoots of recovery', etc etc...
Energis customers threaten walk-out
Looking elsewhere for their telecom needs...
Devil's Advocate: Handcuffed by the industry standard
Remember - "When vendors are able to speak of their strictly licensed exclusive technology as 'indus...
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