Archive - 27 Nov 2000

News BT and United News and Media could sell three-year-old ISP

Signed code: Security or censorship?

News Depending on Microsoft's approach, code signing could not only secure the desktop, but the software giant's control over it as well

Exclusive: Oftel boss predicts the death of the watchdog

News While ZDNet readers were calling for his head on a stick, Jane Wakefield was being told by David Edmonds why Oftel's days are numbered

The Day Ahead: It's hip to be bear on dot-coms

News The dot-com blues are still playing - in fact, they're getting louder

Nuggets: Backpack CD-RW drive does the job

News It'll work with a good old parallel port, but it's not gonna win many beauty contests

Plastic microchips ahead

News Plastic microchips could open up new computing possibilities...

Playstation2: Reports of trouble

News Gamespot readers say there is a fault with the fan in Playstation2

News Burst: Plastic microchips ahead

News Plastic microchips could compliment silicon

Linux madness grips Texas

News More than 300 IBM employees from around the globe are set to convene this week in Austin, Texas. But they won't find the usual IBM fare on their plates

MS-DoJ: Back in the ring

News The opening round in the appeals phase of the Microsoft case gets under way Monday, when the company is scheduled to fire the next salvos in its battle to prevent a breakup