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February 7th, 2002
The same limitation affects everything when you're talking about the Internet. It hampers email transmission, the advent of digital TV, and websites that win a slew of design awards but which — in the real world — fail without a whimper when people don't have ten minutes to wait for while some huge animation to download.
November 1st, 2001
Specialists in Business Information Solutions, Lasata Managing Director Steve Wall says their products 'enable executives to make faster, more informed decisions and allow companies and organisations to extract more value from their information assets.'
February 24th, 2002
Says Steve Lieblich — who joined i-delve's creators nine months ago to help commercialise it — 'The Geographic Information Systems market is growing at about 20% a year, and it's worth $32 billion. It's a very broad market.'
October 25th, 2001
SpaDiS does away with the practice of using exploration statistics from other sites to try and predict where deposits will be by using known patterns in geology at deposit sites to draw a 3D picture of the mineral distribution.
June 7th, 2001
After paying $17 billion for the company, which they valued at $20bn including debts, Singtel announced early that they would still operate all Optus' businesses — including local and long distance phone calls, the mobile phone network and pay TV.
September 8th, 2001
With most of humankind’s basic necessities now met, advances in technology since the industrial revolution have been driven by commerce instead of an ideal of serving humanity.
![Drew Turney [Freelance Journalist]](http://www.drewturney.com/wp-content/themes/drew/images/nav/headline.gif)
