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News Burst: Napster injunction partly upheld
News Is this the end for the popular file-swapping service?
Anna Kournikova virus targets UK firms
News Virus disguised as picture of tennis star
News Roundup: Online paedophiles hit the news
News The debate about the use of the Net by paedophiles intensifies
Amazon launches online software store
News Amazon expands its repertoireAmazon.com, seeking to turn a profit by year's end, on Monday launched a new online store allowing customers to buy software and download it to their PCs.
Yahoo! UK to block access to US chatrooms
News Yahoo! moves to calm fears about paedophiles using the Internet
Lastminute hooks up with Thomas Cook
News Another tie-up between old and new economy firms
Text messaging blamed for pedestrian's death
News Lorry driver denies that he was typing a message just before fatal accident
Bye-bye, buying. Why you'll 'rent' your software soon
Comment We've read a lot about "software as a service" lately. Just last week Sun Microsystems announced its Sun ONE plan, on the heels of Microsoft's .Net initiative and Oracle's "Dynamic Web Services"...
UK consumers enjoy unmetered, look forward to broadband
News Research shows unmetered is catching on and broadband is also in demand
Future of memory market hangs on Rambus trials
News It's the trial of the century, at least as far as the memory industry is concerned
Eye2Eye: E-envoy on a wired Britain Pt III
News Pinder on government broadband strategy and killer apps for broadband
Eye2Eye: E-envoy on a wired Britain Pt II
News New e-envoy talks about the future of UKonline and the unbundling 'crisis'
Eye2Eye: E-envoy on a wired Britain
News Andrew Pinder discusses the problem of achieving universal Net access and the UK's digital divide
Introduction: E-envoy on a wired Britain
News New e-envoy talks out on immature ISPs, whingeing telcos and why he thinks he will be out of a job by 2005
Exclusive: Government will not prioritise paedophile cases
News Rising number of Internet paedophile cases will not be a priority for new high-tech cybersquad, even if senior ministers think it should be
Coop's Scoop: The week ahead, the week that was
Comment Napster's near-term fate has been decided! But you'll have to wait until next week to find out what actually happened. This cliff-hanger began on Friday, when the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals...
News Burst: Web outages cost UK millions
News Lost revenue is expected to double this year
Let's not blow it with wireless
Comment Whatever its promise, wireless is doomed unless we learn from our past mistakes.
Motorola working with software guru on mobile phone
News Wireless real-time sending of photos designed to calm the nervous among us
FBI dumps Carnivore - but in name only
News Email snooping system becomes less beastly, but could be just as insidious
Merging Turbolinux and Linuxcare trim staffs
News More Linux cuts: SuSE layoffs swiftly followed
Government launches investigation into BBC
News Enquiry to question whether public money goes into commercial division
A reality check for mighty Cisco
News It may have missed analyst estimates but it is not doing too badly
Transforming BT
Comment So BT says it is going to reduce its debt by ten billion quid over the next year, does it? I'd love to know how.
Wonderland Club paedophiles to be sentenced
News British men who used Internet to "trade" images and film of children being abused face just three years
