IT Management, HR, and Budgeting - News, Trends and Analysis

Build IT Yourself

eWeek Editors | February 12, 2001

Disenchanted with commercial network-management solutions, this service provider took matters into its own hands.

Vinton G. Cerf

eWeek Editors | February 05, 2001

Chairman, ICANN

The Routers Edge

eWeek Editors | February 05, 2001

Suppliers take on open access cable

Lucky Few Still Get Bucks

eWeek Editors | February 05, 2001

The wacky days of unlimited dot-com financing are over, but some Internet retailers and start-ups are - surprise - still attracting investors.

Fast Facts Infrastructure: February 5, 2001

eWeek Editors | February 05, 2001

Williams Communications, hoping to focus its attention on its 33,000-mile fiber-optic network, will sell its enterprise services business unit, Williams Communications Solutions, to Platinum Equity Holdings.

Fast Facts Section B: February 5, 2001

eWeek Editors | February 05, 2001

Online car seller CarOrder is taking a radical step to revive its flagging fortunes.

Privacy Advocates Not Suite on Nortel

eWeek Editors | February 05, 2001

Analysts saluted, but privacy advocates squawked when Nortel Networks introduced a suite of smart switches last week designed to tap into users' Web surfing habits and learn things such as what banner ads would most likely seduce them.

Small Hosters Reach For Managed Holy Grail

eWeek Editors | February 05, 2001

Now that Web hosting has landed among the most strategic business units at giants such as WorldCom, the best minds in the companies are looking for ways to squeeze every drop of revenue from the large server farms at the heart of this new industry.

Billy Tauzin

eWeek Editors | February 05, 2001

Chairman, House Commerce Committee

Disneys Go.com Site Goes No More

Grant Du Bois | February 05, 2001

January was not kind to online news sites and portals, beginning and ending with layoffs and closures.

Intellectual Property Dilemma

eWeek Editors | February 05, 2001

Geneva - Everyone agrees that intellectual property protection must be brought up to Internet speed, but in two days of meetings here last week, the World Intellectual Property Organization was unable to gain ground on an international solution.