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Comment The UK's Channel 4 recently aired a program, "Living by the book", which featured two families attempting to live their lives according to the dictates of the management guru Stephen Covey. While the... [26 Feb 2001]
Paying for it: Would you pay to watch Big Brother?
Comment Whether it was Bubble taking on Mick, or Helen versus Charlotte the Harlot, Channel 4's Big Brother, and its less successful ITV rival Survivor, have raked in the cash for their creators. Since then it's... [16 Feb 2001]
SMS: The neglected mobile platform
Comment In the UK, ITV (with the aforementioned Popstars), Channel 5, and Channel 4 (through its E4 offshoot) are starting to integrate programmes with SMS messaging, using it to encourage... [30 Jan 2001]
John Lamb's Week (4/12/00): Who wants to help an e-millionaire?
Comment Backed by the likes of Andersen Consulting, Bright Station, BM Investments, Oxygen and Skillcapital.com, youreable is the brainchild of Leeds charity worker Joe Rajko who was joint winner of the Emillionaire Show on... [04 Dec 2000]
Emap halves web spend
News The company is involved in a joint venture with Channel 4 to launch a branded youth site next spring and has another joint venture with French ISP Wanadoo. Announcing investment in online development is... [13 Nov 2000]
An e-minister abroad (part 4): Bangalore - bumpy buses and cold beer
News It's not far to swim across the channel," Higgins adds. Day four: Bangalore and Ahmedabad The penultimate day of the trip and the ride has begun to get a little bumpy in more ways than one. The minister and her team have... [03 Nov 2000]
Europeans at head of home improvement e-marketplace
News SourceLink is also an ecommerce partner with IBM, which means IBM co-markets and provides another sales channel to SourcingLink. SourcingLink has set up a global vertical marketplace for home improvement retailers and... [09 Sep 2000]
HP switches to ASPs with WAP-enabled Unix server
News The announcement highlights a shift in the company's channel strategy from private networks to service providers. He added that HP's enthusiasm for the low-end service provider market will produce significant changes to... [09 May 2000]
New media firm makes Grade chairman
News Online financial information service, Hemscott.net, has bagged a big-name chairman in the shape of Michael Grade, former CEO of Channel 4 television. Grade is also non-executive chairman of Pinewood... [29 Mar 2000]
Win2000 surpasses NT4 in thin client scalability
News You can watch the interview with John Saville on Silicon.com's Client/Server Channel (http://www.silicon.com/a35885 ). Microsoft's Windows 2000 software marks a move forward for the thin client environment across the... [22 Feb 2000]
Recycled PCs expose confidential data
News A second-hand PC sold by merchant bank Morgan Grenfell contained confidential documents about the company's clients, according to an investigation by Channel 4 News and the Daily Express. The 'obsolete'... [09 Feb 2000]
Channel 4 to quadruple Internet spending
News Channel 4 is to increase its Internet spending fourfold in order to fund six online businesses over the next 12 months. The money will also be used for a complete overhaul of the Channel... [18 Jan 2000]
Clariion launches Fibre Channel storage array
News Data General's Clariion division has announced a Fibre Channel-based storage product aimed at SMEs. Clariion said that while the FC5300 is aimed at sophisticated SME applications, it is scaleable and suited to... [15 Sep 1999]
Silicon.com launches free legal service
News The full feature is available now in the IT Law Channel. Today, Silicon.com is launching Ask the Lawyer, a free legal advice service for IT professionals. On the first Monday of every month, Silicon.com will bring you... [06 Sep 1999]
Digital media industry set to boom
News The survey, called 'Recommendations for Growth: UK Digital Media', was sponsored by the DTI, Channel 4, and the Arts Council of England. The Digital Media industry will be a multibillion pound market and... [03 Nov 1998]
