Previous DayFirst GPRS data cards arrive
News GPRS is here... We have the cards to prove it
Company directors 'exposed' to computer crime
News Half of the directors in the FTSE 1000 say their company has been the victim of computer crime, yet almost a third of in the UK remain unaware of the threat and its legal implications
Web hosting: The next generation
News The new pretenders are lining up to stake their claim on the Web hosting throne
Linux devices outbreak in Europe, predicts IDC
News Linux is looking like a good horse to back in Western and Northern Europe, but could stumble at the desktop and server OS fence
Intel and AMD face yo-yoing chip market
News Intel and AMD are expected to put up big numbers this week, but face uncertainty in coming months
The Day Ahead: Vicinity sees boom in wireless services
News Verizon Wireless to come into the Vicinity wireless stable
LineOne fails, what future for unmetered?
News Is BT to blame for LineOne's unmetered fiasco? Jane Wakefield investigates
BT straw poll: Does it do what's best for you?
News British Telecommunications says its actions are dictated by the needs of its customers. Is that the case? Vote in ZDNet's straw poll
Startup Spotlight: OnlineFavourites.com
News A personalised Web site directory that travels with you
BBC Net giveaways anti-competitive, say critics
News ITV and others say the Beeb's practice of giving away news is unfair and anti-competitive
France legalises Bluetooth
News Bluetooth ban had affected new wireless technology connecting gadgets, PCs and peripherals
LineOne dumps unmetered access
News The first UK unmetered player to take a dive: LineOne's business model cracks
New twist in Net copyright struggle
News Napster vet's startup may hold key to breaking the logjam between content providers and users who demand that bits remain free
Hackers flexing political muscles
News Will the Republican National Convention be the next hacktivism target? Inspired by the Seattle protests, hackers and activists make plans at H2K
Hackers making Napster 'irrelevant'
News Can the RIAA stop the digital music? Even if Napster is stopped cold, Gnutella has made that legal battle irrelevant, say H2K attendees
A Year Ago: ISP pays users to go online
News First published: Thu, 15 Jul 1999 16:55:28 GMT
