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Comment We know one of our most popular features is the Weekly Round-Up. It has the same tone as our Weekly Round-Up, it's published at 4:00PM,... [21 Sep 2001]
Making something out of nothing
Comment Still reeling from the shock of Carly and Michael's engagement - to say nothing of Kate Winslett's sad separation - the Weekly Round-Up's dodgy ticker couldn't take any more surprises... [07 Sep 2001]
We're all going on a summer holiday
Comment Whether you like Cliff Richard or not (and believe it or not this is an argument the Weekly Round-Up has been having of late http://www.silicon.com/a45395 ), the annual summer break has... [02 Jul 2001]
Surpriseyourwoman.com goes down on users
News Dar added that a new site, surpriseyourman.com, will be launched in the summer.silicon.com first heard about the technical problems from a reader of the latest edition of the Weekly... [16 Feb 2001]
The silicon.com Weekly Round-Up: Napster adieu, for now?
Comment PS The Weekly Round-Up is published online every Friday morning. So they've allowed Napster to carry on taking the food out of the mouths of impoverished rock stars like Metallica until... [16 Feb 2001]
Transatlantic Cable: The sound of dot-com failure
Comment The problem is that it's getting increasingly difficult to raise extra VC, and these companies are running out of cash, having spent it all on things like marketing in order to try and get their next round. [07 Aug 2000]
The Silicon.com Weekly Round-Up: erratum
News Last Friday's edition of the Silicon.com Weekly Round-Up contained an error. Sir Iain Vallance is not due to become the chairman of the Royal Bank of Scotland; Sir George Mathewson will... [31 Jan 2000]
To Dell and back with Michael's customer service
Comment Following one passing reference to Dell in the Silicon.com Weekly Round-Up a fortnight ago, we've heard from a large number of the company's customers, all of whom agree that its... [19 Jan 2000]
Dell admits it failed customers
News Last week's Silicon Weekly Round-Up included an email complaining about the PC manufacturer and since then there has been a steady flow of similar emails from other viewers. Dell has... [13 Jan 2000]
