Previous DayScotland leads the world in e-commerce
News Scotland, and the UK as a whole, are the world leaders when it comes to online trade
Privacy into peer-to-peer doesn't go
Comment Privacy online; is there such a thing? In the classic story "True Names" by cyperpunk pioneer Vernor Vinge, the plot depended on the fact that when you went online, nobody knew who you were....
News Burst: GTS launches streaming media service
News Now you can enjoy all the delights of GMTV on the Internet
Burglars sell stolen goods to victims online
News Burglars cash in on their crimes, but the law could be creeping up on 'em
Microsoft offers to replace pirated software
News MS asks people to kindly hand over pirate software booty
IBM to spend $5bn on chipmaking
News IBM gets investing in global chip manufacture
BMG to sell digital downloads
News Bertelsmann makes a move to sell hit songs online
Build your own Palm robot
News Researchers at Carnegie Mellon's Robotics Institute offer a do-it-yourself kit and online instructions - in 15 steps, you've got a Palm Pilot robot
Despite growth, semiconductor sector falters
News Effect of slow PC demand is exaggerated, analysts say
Labour accused of hacking Lib Dem email
News Liberal Democrats blame Labour party hacking for confidential email leak
Tesco.com takes 60,000 orders a week
News Tesco clocks up 1,500 online orders an hour
Ntl to supply own ADSL to small business
News Frustration over unbundling has prompted ntl to offer its own ADSL service, but only for businesses
The Day Ahead: Let's hope Amazon's PR staff is paid well
News Jeff Bezos interview: ZDNet reads between the lines
Halloween relaunch for Boo.com
News Fashionmall to resurrect Boo.com at Halloween
Why Apple will bounce back
Comment Maybe it was my brief, unfortunate run as the worst player on the Little League team, an abortive stint with the Cub Scouts, or a lonely flirtation with professional politics as my third-grade...
Demon could sue BT for poaching customers
News There's going to be hell to pay for the way BT is treating Demon's customers. Jane Wakefield reports
Australian site told to remove racial content
News Human rights commission shuts down site containing dubious material about the Holocaust
HP's new PCs - it's all in the 'e'
News Hewlett-Packard is creating a new formula for the small-form-factor PC
