Strangling the virus; the big number change, and big banker gains.

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Robin Bloor and his team this week look at DERA's work to squash virus attacks, the consequences of mobile phone number changes and how the investment banks gained from their dot-com ventures.

By Bloor Research

Monday 30 April 2001

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