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VeriSign to lose control of .org
News VeriSign, the company that controls the database for the three big top level domain names, will lose control of the .org domain at the end of this year. If the agreement is approved, VeriSign will lose control of the .org Registry in December 2002...
[March 1, 2001, 13:55]
Telcos could lose out on mobile IM
News But James Enck, an analyst with Daiwa Securities, believes operators could lose out in mobile IM because of their traditional approach to interoperability. Analysts have warned that mobile operators may fail to capitalise on the full benefits of...
[May 25, 2006, 14:30]
Napster will lose its 'cool' image
News Users will pay a subscription, but there's a chance that the person you're downloading from might suddenly turn off their computer and go to bed, and you lose the file. It may have saved its bacon, but Napster's deal with Bertelsmann Music Group...
[November 1, 2000, 12:52]
Olivetti relaunch will lose market share - analysts
News Olivetti PC's re-birth as Olivetti Computers Worldwide has received a mixed reception from dealers and analysts, who claim that although the move away from consumer PCs was "long overdue", it will also lose the company valuable market share.
[October 3, 1997, 16:34]
Businesses lose faith in tech investments
News IT is now a "non-growth industry" with spending lagging behind general economic growth as user organisations lose faith in the returns on their tech investments, according to Gartner. New research from the analyst house shows that IT budgets...
[May 15, 2006, 15:55]
IT megadeals mean SMEs lose out
Talkback I find this research hard to believe, and one reason could be that smaller companies who partner with the big names chosen for the mega-deals are being overlooked in such research, even though they have such an important part to play.
[October 6, 2006, 12:57]
Doctors lose faith in NHS IT programme
Talkback Unless things change it's only a matter of time before doctors lose faith in IT altogether! I'm an IT engineer looking after GP networks and I am of the opinion that doctors will have many more problems until the government sort out the management...
[January 10, 2006, 13:24]
Bosses may lose right to monitor without notice
Talkback Why not include enough information to let people read the bill for themselves? Sticking "SB1841" into the article somewhere should not have been a hardship. Or do you want people to take your word for what the bill actually says?
[August 23, 2004, 18:25]
Select committee told that BT must lose local loop
Talkback BT doesn't think unbundling is a good idea? I wonder why _that_ is? All the more reason for breaking up BT Wholesal into LoopCo and NetCo as soon as possible: the less they like it, the more effective it is at increasing competition.
[May 31, 2004, 16:27]
IT megadeals mean SMEs lose out
Talkback I find this research VERY easy to believe. With respect, I am not sure that Ipswich really fits into the SME IT services supplier bracket. Ipswitch supply products that are then picked up by the big IT supply people as part of their offering.
[October 9, 2006, 15:29]
Dell expected to lose 'cloud computing' trademark bid
News The US Patent and Trademark Office has backtracked on an earlier move to grant Dell trademark rights to the term 'cloud computing'. Dell received a preliminary notice on 8 July saying the company could have the trademark, but the notice was...
[August 11, 2008, 9:18]
VeriSign may lose dibs on domain sales
News The Internet's governing body has threatened to pull VeriSign's contract to sell Web addresses unless the domain name company maintains more accurate records of its customers. The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) on...
[September 4, 2002, 8:12]
Cisco chief to cable: Move it or lose it
News John Chambers has three words of advice for the cable industry: hurry, hurry, hurry. The Cisco Systems chief executive urged cable operators Thursday to quickly upgrade their networks and to launch advanced services, or risk losing out to larger...
[December 1, 2000, 10:41]
Doctors lose faith in NHS IT programme
News Most doctors have lost all confidence in the Government's ability to deliver real improvements in healthcare through its controversial NHS National Programme for IT (NPfIT) which is beset with "distrust and cynicism", according to the results of a...
[January 10, 2006, 10:35]
ISPs lose as broadband Britain stays in starting blocks
News ISPs are losing out on the chance to dramatically increase revenues because of the slow rollout of DSL services and many are questioning whether there will ever be a broadband Britain. According to research published today, UK ISPs believe they are...
[May 23, 2001, 16:38]
Music tug of war means users lose out
News Earlier this month, when he decided to record a new compact disc, Joe Smith followed a procedure he's done hundreds of times: insert the CD, get into the online music database and select songs. Yet this time, instead of displaying the usual song...
[May 24, 2001, 14:05]
Nickers lose domain names to underwear company
News The lingerie chain Victoria's Secret has won the rights to four Internet domain names using its trademark, and has received $120,000 (£81,716) in compensation. The Internet company Victoria's Cyber Secret had been cybersquatting the domain names...
[September 20, 2001, 16:49]
Exclusive: Will Sun lose a shining software star?
News A key player behind Sun Microsystems' software strategy is poised to resign on the eve of the company's 5 February Web-services strategy launch. Marco Boerries, Sun's vice president of Webtop and application software, has submitted his resignation...
[January 18, 2001, 8:29]
Net users lose anonymity tool
News The company that pushed encryption and networking technology to the limits to enhance people's privacy said Thursday that it has decided to close its flagship anonymity network and focus on security software for home users.
[October 5, 2001, 10:15]
BT and One2One lose 3G appeal
News BT and One2One have failed in their attempt to change the terms of payment for third-generation mobile phone licences. According to reports on Wednesday morning, the Appeals Court has decided that it was acceptable for the government to grant...
[October 17, 2001, 12:43]
