Archive - 30 Oct 2001
Technologies that time forgot: 3Com's 3+Open
When P2P meant a frozen screen and an HP printer...
Intel wants to sell 'corporate Napster'
Plus, helpful tips on beating the nasty economic downturn, from Intel's CIO...
silicon.com special offer on 50th anniversary of first business app
50th anniversary - 50 per cent off event tickets... you can't say fairer than that...
'Anti-spam' laws left up in the air by dithering DTI
You can't hurry law, we'll just have to wait...
silicon.com offers the latest books, reports and events
Become a silicon.sumer...
Your 'secret' files to be opened by 2005
Citizens to get access to government, council, school and medical records...
The Director's Cut: Treat your staff like gold dust
Now more than ever, argues David Taylor...
Passports replaced by iris scanning in Amsterdam
It would be considerably more difficult to leave your eyes at home or in the hotel safe...
Smartcards for asylum seekers
Multi-purpose smartcard at the centre of £250m reform...
Computer rage affects two thirds of us
You know the sort of thing: "If this b****** machine doesn't f****** work in a minute I'm going to c...
Atlantic Telecom shareholders are revolting
Decision to go into administration called into question...
Five more years: Nokia boss Ollila stays on
Mobile maker's not Finn-ished yet...
ebookers unphased by travel doom and gloom
Online brands continue to defy the downturn...
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