MSN Goes Free With BT Deal
News President and managing director David Phillips is sticking to his guns. David Phillips has written an article for ZDNet explaining his belief in AOL's pricing strategy. Last week AOL reduced its subscription fee from £16.95 per month to £9.95 -- a...
[May 20, 1999, 8:00]
AOL Says 'Yes' - Sort Of
News The hazy statement comes just over a month after David Phillips, managing director of AOL UK wrote exclusively for ZDNet News saying the free model was "not the solution". Speaking today Phillips said in a statement: "We are looking at a variety of...
[June 21, 1999, 15:55]
AOL Free Service Targets Loaded Generation
News Despite considered assertions from UK boss David Phillips that the free model was no panacea in a time of change, rumours have been circulating about a free service from the AOL camp for months. Netscape Online is designed to complement existing...
[July 19, 1999, 12:04]
Dial 'O' For Oracle
News As the parties negotiated by phone, PeopleSoft executives pressed for conditions ranging from employee compensation to options and benefits, Phillips said. A PeopleSoft director, through an attorney, contacted Oracle with the lucky number: $26.50...
[December 14, 2004, 7:25]
Action 2000 Worried Over Bug...
News Keith Phillips, HM Inspector of fire services and David Gilbertson, Assistant Inspector of Constabulary insisted police and fire services would be fully operational over the millennium period despite Action 2000's statistics.
[April 21, 1999, 15:43]
Online Music Trading Will Survive Napster, Say Experts
News The longer-term solution to music piracy on the Net will only be reached when the major labels make digital music conveniently available to consumers at reasonable prices," said David Phillips, chief executive of online music label iCrunch.com.
[July 27, 2000, 14:23]
News Burst: AOL Goes Free - Targets Freeserve
News Despite assertions from UK boss David Phillips the free model was not the answer, rumours have been circulating about a separate free service for months. Dubbed Netscape Online, the service will go head to head with Freeserve, which has been a...
[July 19, 1999, 9:13]
Tories Join ID Card Opponents
News Dem.peer Lord Phillips of Sudbury said a decent society needed to win people's hearts and minds, and ensure that the marginalised did not become too desperate. Taking part in a public meeting on the proposed national ID card held at the London...
[May 20, 2004, 12:10]
Data Thieves Strike University
News Investigators accused University of Texas student Christopher Andrew Phillips of the theft in mid-March. The online intrusions, which are thought to have occurred over the last two months, were only discovered in the past week or so, said David...
[April 1, 2003, 7:31]
AOL To Launch Separate Free Service
News "It is feasible" that AOL will launch a new company offering free Internet access according to the company's UK MD, David Phillips. In an interview Wednesday, Phillips spoke of a "multibrand" strategy that would include a spin-off company...
[June 23, 1999, 14:43]
UK Digital Music Outlets Expand
News Crunch, the UK's foremost dance music download site, saw its business model vindicated with the announcement of the former managing director of AOL UK, David Phillips, joining as the company's new CEO.
[January 20, 2000, 10:13]
WMA Hurts MP3 But Streaming Is Key Says Analyst
News David Phillips, former managing director of AOL UK and now CEO of online music store Crunch, is not convinced the future of digital music lies with a streaming format. Crunch "investigated all formats," according to Phillips and choose to use...
[January 26, 2000, 8:57]
'Personal TV' Gets Major Endorsement In US
News Added to TiVo's previous investors -- including NBC, Phillips Electronics, DirecTV and Showtime Networks -- the line-up forms quite a powerhouse of backers. We are currently working with these partners to establish personal television as a major...
[July 28, 1999, 10:45]
LookBack '98: Gadgets We Have Known And Loved - Part II
News Phillips CDD 3610 Top award for gadget of `98 has to go to that remarkable piece of kit, the RIO MP3 player from the David-like Diamond Multimedia. As for speech recognition, we had several pieces of kit delivered to ZDNet UK News; none of them...
[December 25, 1998, 9:49]
