Stories from Etre 2003, Berlin

By INQUIRER staff

Thu Oct 16 2003, 17:09

THE CEOs, the CIOs, the hacks, the VCs, the startups... you can find them all cloistered together in Old Berlin, in these INQ stories below.

US firm to offer integrated Interweb storefronts
Amex loophole could affect European music buying
WCC pattern software based on 17-year old gamer's dreams
Etre has China on its mind
IBM drops Lotus Notes inside
Rise of Linux totally unstoppable, IBM executive says
Music industry stubbornly ignored rise of the Internet, RealNetworks CEO says
Nanotron claims bandwidth breakthrough
Man from RIM talks about Blackberries, flatulence
Microsoft's Gates says future OSes will stop spam
We're still all divided, digitally
Aruba Networks comes to INQ's aid to prove Centrino concept
BT CEO says customer spiders are disrupting his business
Microsoft Longhorn to cost more than man on the moon project, Gates says
SuSE Linux CTO says Gates makes him happy
Rod's pervasive computing puts him on Adkins diet
VCs on the hunt again, things must be looking up
Orange in no hurry to get out of Europe
Moore's Law good for this digital decade, Gates says
Bill Gates never dreams about Linux, he says
Oracle's offer made Peoplesoft's CEO blood boil
Computer Associate's CEO says acquisition is in his firm's DNA

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