Monthly Archives: September 2001

The Ask Master

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A forthcoming XML query language will do for XML documents what the Structured Query Language did for relational databases — and it may become...

Operator No. 9: September 24, 2001

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Root Out the EvilFor a few hours after the terrorist attacks, my e-mail box was uncharacteristically free of spam. Of course, it didnt last...

Geoff Butcher

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CEO, Protekwww.protek.comElevator Pitch More than 60 telecom customers use United Kingdom-based Proteks business and operational support systems software.Claim to Fame Helped to establish a...

Wiretap Rules to Change?

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U.S. Attorney General John Ashcrofts anti-terrorism proposal includes a request to allow the FBI to tap all the communications of a suspect rather than...

Future Looks Grim for Travel Industry

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In the immediate aftermath of the terrorist attack on New York and Washington, D.C., virtually every trade show in the country was cancelled for...

SBC Offers to Buy Prodigy

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SBC Communications has made a tender offer to purchase the online service Prodigy.SBC currently owns a 42 percent stake in the company. SBC is...

RealNetworks Cues Up New Media Player, Platform

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RealNetworks will greet company supporters at its developers conference today with a new generation of technology and services for which it has adopted the...

WTC Spurs Reflection on Ultrawideband Systems

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Its not clear if wireless enhanced 911 systems could have helped rescuers reach people injured at the World Trade Center or Pentagon, but the...

Terrorism Brings Videoconferencing Into Focus

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For years, companies that sell videoconferencing equipment have struggled to overcome some bad first impressions. Now, the days of technologically challenging systems that cost...

VeriSign to Acquire Illuminet for $1.2B

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VeriSign on Monday announced that it will buy Illuminet Holdings, a provider of intelligent network and signaling services to telecommunications carriers, for about $1.2...