Archive - 29 Jun 2001
'BT is killing us': Another DSL firm goes to the wall
But giant telco says 'you can't blame us...'
456 cans of Whiskas please. Just put it on my tabby
The online feline whose wandering led to squandering...
Going, going... Going very nicely, thank you
Ecommerce is alive and well, and up for sale on eBay...
Accused: UK behind push for new snooping rights
Did the Minister go to Brussels behind our backs?
Founding father of the web ideal dies
His early work led to the web we know now...
John Lamb's Week: Sorting the holiday snaps from the smut
The technology to recognise and block porn...
Microsoft judgment: Users resigned to Gates 'getting away with it'
'It won't help us,' says the IT frontline ...
PSINet troubles deepen as key customer jumps ship
The fat lady is clearing her throat and reaching for the mike...
Do MP3s contain virus time-bombs?
Thoroughly angry musicians turn to cyber terrorism...
J2C brought to a close
Builders mourned the passing of the first online cement exchange
Oracle gets on the wrong side of its user group
On a day when it's all Microsoft, Microsoft, Microsoft, Oracle makes the headlines for falling out w...
Microsoft decision: What it really means for the industry and consumer
So, we've heard the facts, but what does it all mean...
SAP pumps $225m into faltering Commerce One
Good money after bad? Lordy, no...
The Big Match just got a whole lot smaller
Emile Heskey suddenly gets mobile...
Marconi bosses told not to revalue their shares
Fat cats forced to lose weight...
360Networks lays off nearly half its workforce
Staff pay the price as telco troubles strike again...
Yahoo! buys video-on-demand music site
Portal jumps on online music bandwagon...
Microsoft extends controversial licence scheme
You will upgrade when we tell you to upgrade...
Dubya says everything's fine, except for Russia and China
Forget son of Star Wars: the next arms race will take place in cyberspace...
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