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Comment On the other hand, it does at least show where the various stages sit in relation to each other. It shows the roadmap from the current second-generation mobile networks (2G), through the intermediate... [02 Oct 2001]
CA sued by the hand of justice
News Computer Associates said the allegations were 'unfounded' and said it would fight the lawsuit. The DoJ gave a green light to the $3.5bn Platinum merger in May 1999. Computer Associates has been sued by... [01 Oct 2001]
AOL slumps as US markets continue recovery
News The company, which has suffered in recent months from reduced advertising revenues said yesterday that it would not reach intended sales and cash flow targets. It achieved revenues of $38bn, markedly off... [25 Sep 2001]
Irish telco battle finally over
News According to a Valentia spokesman, by holding 80 per cent of the company, "Valentia can compulsory buy Eircom", or wait to be given the green light. In addition, there is still a further five per cent share that is being... [24 Sep 2001]
John Lamb's week: E-marketers say show me the money
Comment He has served on the faculties of Harvard, Oxford and MIT and has been named as one of the top 10 consultants in IT. In a bizarre twist to the story, the machine was recovered after it was sent to... [21 Sep 2001]
Vodafone gobbles up Japan Telecom
News The UK operator has bought an extra 21.7 per cent on top of the 45 per cent stake it had gained through earlier deals with UK rival BT Wireless (now O2) and AT&T. He said:" It puts them right in... [20 Sep 2001]
BT chief blames Oftel for DSL hell
News BTopenworld chief executive Andy Green has slammed Oftel for protecting smaller DSL providers and claimed the regulator has slowed down BT's own DSL rollout. Green claimed that the smaller DSL players... [19 Sep 2001]
There's some fin about tetra that Manc police love
News Lancashire police have given the green light to a tetra digital radio system from BT. The go-ahead comes after a six-month trial period and clears the way for BT to implement a £2.9bn national roll out of the Airwave... [19 Sep 2001]
BTopenworld goes Napster
News BTopenworld chief executive Andy Green said: "There is a real demand for somewhere you can put your intellectual property, and be sure that you will get paid for it. Green also hopes... [19 Sep 2001]
High-tech community mourns New York dead
News Risk Waters has been unable to find 16 of its own staff and the company said it was making every effort to locate the missing individuals. The plane which hit the north tower, American Airlines flight 11, carried a high... [17 Sep 2001]
Reuters gets green light on Bridge takeover
News Reuters will now pay £190m for the divisions after it won the bidding for the bulk of the Bridge business after its rival put itself up for auction in February. Bridge announced it was to auction its... [31 Aug 2001]
The Ovum View: Avoiding the WAP trap
Comment Ovum's Jeremy Green is worried that the wireless industry is going to drive GPRS down the same rocky road to ruin along which it ran WAP. As far as they are concerned a device is on when you switch... [29 Aug 2001]
Liffe denies LSE takeover rumours
News Liffe has denied speculation that it is facing a hostile takeover bid from the London Stock Exchange but said it was prepared to consider "serious" offers for the business. The chairman of the futures... [23 Aug 2001]
When it comes to the web, the French 'make haste slowly'
News A report prepared for the French Ministry of Finance, Economy and Industry identified several key factors in the sluggish take-up: the low number of PCs owned by the French; the cost of telephone calls; the slow spread of broadband; and... [22 Aug 2001]
Ebusiness Despatches: Leading and learning from failure
Comment One of the guests was Alan Murphy, IT director of the Financial Times. The audience - a bunch of senior IT executives. The Beeb tried in vain to get someone from the 'Green and Gold'... [25 Jul 2001]
