Archive - 28 Feb 2001
Security scandals hamstring B2B sites
Ninety-five per cent of UK companies who haven't used an e-marketplace have been put off because the...
Immature management holding back European ecommerce
Europe's ecommerce market is being held back by mismanagement, rather than poor technology or failed...
WASP creates a buzz in the wireless market
UK-based ASP NetStore has launched a service to give users of WAP phones access to their corporate e...
Tories promise bigger share options for all
The Conservative Party today announced that if elected it will lift the threshold of employee share ...
MS sales undamaged by court case
The US Department of Justice's antitrust case against Microsoft has made no impact on the software g...
Microsoft to court - we could get used to this
The tide finally seems to be turning in Microsoft's favour. After months of legal ebbs and flows, va...
'Bad sites selling bad goods': Which? pans online grocers
Consumer watchdog Which? today criticised online grocery companies for their slow and crash-prone we...
Telefonica results fly in the face of slowdown
Spanish telco Telefonica boosted its profit by 39 per cent citing strong Latin-American profits and ...
Personal best: BroadVision signs CRM deal with BT Ignite
BroadVision has signed its largest ever eCRM deal, allowing BT Ignite to add personalisation feature...
Creator of the 'bit' dies
Claude Elwood Shannon, the father of modern communications technology, has died at the age of 84 in ...
Gnutella mired in chocolate spread injunction
Napster rival Gnutella has been forced to remove its German site over legal wranglings with confecti...
Icon MediaLab sacks 325
Icon MediaLab, the Swedish web consultancy, is axing 325 jobs in offices across the world.
Police force steps up server security
Staffordshire police force is to safeguard sensitive data with software bought from PentaSafe Securi...
Mobile association hits out at monopolist charge
European mobile operators are at risk of heavy regulation if new directives currently under consider...
Unauthorised surfers going down down under
Employees who surf the internet at work without approval could face two years jail under planned law...
Vivendi knocks Napster
Vivendi has announced that it will not be joining the Bertelsmann and Napster joint venture because ...
Psion poised to post losses
Top analysts expect Psion, Europe's largest PDA maker, to announce annual losses of £1.4m tomorrow, ...
PDA sales growth soars
Sales of PDAs are set rocket this year according to a report from the Consumers Electronics Associat...
France Telecom frees itself from Vodafone
Vodafone has agreed to sell its stake in France Telecom back to the French company for E11.63bn (£7....
Microsoft appeal could rule in Bill's favour
Appeal court judges savaged both the government case against Microsoft and its original federal judg...
European exchanges suffer as Nasdaq slips
Tech stocks in Europe fell on opening this morning after the US Nasdaq exchange lost five per cent o...
IT professionals have their say: silicon.com's third annual skills survey reveals all
silicon.com has launched its third annual skills survey special report, providing an invaluable snap...
Thus does U-turn over child porn policy
Thus, the owner of Demon Internet, has failed miserably in its first week as the self-proclaimed mor...
Why virus hoaxes are no joke
Email-born viruses are becoming increasingly complex and damaging, which makes the prospect of virus...
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