Archive - 31 Jan 2002
Dot-coop flies onto the web
If you're owned by your workers you can have one too...
Profit is a Friday Thing
So is eating fish, working at 40 per cent of your normal capacity and getting drunk straight from wo...
'Stromatolite Blackpool': A Googlewhacker if ever there was one
Speak nonsense...
IT directors urged to become more strategic
Come on, we haven't got all day...
Facial recognition puts crooks in the picture
Known 'faces' versus the databases...
BBC more secure than spook central
James Bond can use a Palm or a Psion but Jenny Bond can't...
Compaq's Capellas collects the cream
Cost-cutting is something other people do...
Motley Fool charging for chatrooms
US site to charge while UK plays 'wait and see'...
Oracle remains confident over forecasts
Third quarter decline belies the feeling that the "worst is over"...
PwC looking to shed consultancy via IPO
HP turned its nose up at it, but PwC hopes to fair better on the stock market...
Christ makes web-enabled Lego robot
'He's not the messiah, he's a very clever boy'...
Kodak does right by lucky web error customers
PR nightmare put to rest as Kodak honours accidental bargains...
Plot thickens as Global Crossing accounts scandal surfaces
Company lawyer warned six months ago of accounting malpractice... he promptly packed his bags and ra...
AOL Time Warner rebounds from results blow
Losses didn't keep the shares down for long...
From the archive: SAP gunning for application server market
"Shields up!" shout goes out at BEA, IBM and co
AT&T racks up more quarterly losses
But is the worst of the restructuring over?
Emblaze strikes wireless video deals
That all singing, all dancing mobile future gets a bit closer
KPN takes full control of E-Plus
"You finished with that?" Dutch telco asks American friend
Liberty curtailed by German regulators
DT's cable assets still waiting for a good home
Linux group attracts big guns of communications world
Cisco, Nokia and others get on board
Top Tips for Project Management Success
...and some reason why some projects go wrong
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