Archive - 28 Jun 2001
Caldera starts per seat charging
What did you expect from a commercial company?
Microsoft wins huge victory in anti-trust trial
Judge Jackson scores spectacular own goal in extra time...
Caldera adopts Microsoft-style licensing for Linux
Is this the ultimate betrayal of the open source ethic?
Copyright nightmare for HP
Court rules they must pay for every CD burner sold in the last three years...
BT 3G: One giant leap for technology, one tiny step for oratory
What would you have said if you made the call?
More BT action by Oftel
"What is your problem Oftel? Why are you giving us such a hard time this week? ...oh, you're a regul...
Smart Tags: Has Microsoft actually acted on customer feedback?
Well, stranger things have happened...
Digital TV is good for your health
There's a doctor on your telly and it's not just Kildare...
Industry underwhelmed by dot-eu possibilities
It looks like it's going to happen, but do we really care?
US rallies against The Phantom of the Option
They wanted to be internet millionaires - now they just want to keep their homes...
Hackers aren't quite ready to wage war on censors
Oxblood Ruffian (not his real name) pulls P2P launch over end user fears...
Online shopping still not bringing in the crowds
... but who are the keenest online shoppers in Europe?
'Inadequate' BT blamed for DSL failure and job losses
BT claims 'we never said it would work' as DSL provider lays off staff.
Well that's alright then...
$1bn each proves a timely tonic for Nortel and Lucent
55,000 teetering staff will wonder what this means for them...
Stockwatch Daily: Euro techs tumble on Fed cuts
Rolling along with the tumbling, tumbling stocks...
US hit by 3G delays as Europe struggles on
If you think things are slow here...
Linux giants report contrasting fortunes
Do you want the good news or the bad news?
Weren't you in my physics class?
Ever wondered what happened to that spotty bloke in 4C...
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