PCCW shocks analysts with $866m loss
29 Mar 2001
Pacific Century CyberWorks, the Hong Kong-based telecoms and internet company, has astounded analysts with a net loss of 886m ( 620m) for the year ending December 31.
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BT is holding back UK web access says report
29 Mar 2001 | by Louise Banbury
BT is holding up the UK’s access to affordable high-speed internet access, according to a report from analyst firm Point Topic.
Tiscali poised to buy LineOne and Planet Interkom
28 Mar 2001 | by Louise Banbury
Italian ISP Tiscali is about to buy LineOne, the UK ISP owned by BT and United Business Media, and German rival Planet Interkom.
Vodafone kicks off youth text campaign
28 Mar 2001 | by Anna Clarke
Vodafone has kicked off its first large-scale push aimed at the UK youth market with a campaign in the lifestyle press.
Napster faces new court order
28 Mar 2001 | by Louise Banbury
The Recording Industry Association of America has filed a new court order against Napster, claiming that its filter to block copyrighted material from its service has failed and calling for the company to change its methods.
Wieden & Kennedy takes Vodafone global task
27 Mar 2001
US agency Wieden & Kennedy is understood to have beaten London agencies WCRS and McCann-Erickson to win a global branding assignment for Vodafone, the world’s largest mobile phone operator.
3G phones ‘may never exist’
27 Mar 2001
Professor Peter Cochrane, former head of technology at BT, has warned that third-generation mobile phones may never exist and that telecom companies could collapse under the financial strain of trying to develop them.
Freeserve launches European ad sales drive
26 Mar 2001
Internet portal Freeserve is launching a pan-European advertising sales drive on both its own site and that of French parent Wanadoo.
BT to ditch Openworld internet brand
26 Mar 2001
BT is understood to be scrapping its consumer internet brand Openworld and absorbing it back into the main retail business as part of a restructuring move.
Reuters challenges Bloomberg with Microsoft deal
23 Mar 2001 | by Louise Banbury
Reuters has joined forces with Microsoft to develop Reuters.Net Messaging, an instant messaging service for the global financial services industry.
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