4 Ventures goes under the knife
3.15pm: Channel 4 is trying to halve the £70m-a-year losses at the division that houses E4 and FilmFour. By Jason Deans.
BT loses 3G court claim
12.15pm: BT and One2One have lost a legal bid to prove they were treated unfairly over 3G licence fees last year, writes Dan Milmo.
Ofcom report gets mixed reaction
6pm: The Towers Perrin proposals for Ofcom have been welcomed by broadcasters, but criticised by the ad sector, reports Jason Deans.
Advisers unveil blueprint for Ofcom
3.30pm: Towers Perrin has published its plans for the proposed super-regulator, reports Jason Deans.
NTL offers a broader web option
NTL yesterday announced fast internet access at the same price as most British surfers are paying for unmetered access using a traditional dial-up modem. By Richard Wray.
Vivendi rethinks strategy as job losses loom at Vizzavi
Vizzavi, the ambitious internet portal joint venture between Vodafone and Vivendi, is poised to make widespread job cuts. By John Cassy and Richard Wray.
Net firms face black hole in ad revenue
Internet firms such as Yahoo! and Excite face a black hole in advertising revenue as companies make swinging cuts to their promotional activity, writes Andrew Clark.
Bush drops plan to break up Microsoft
The US government has said it would no longer push for Microsoft, the world's largest software company, to be broken up for violating anti- monopoly laws. By Jane Martinson.
US government lets Microsoft off the hook
4.45pm: The US government no longer seeks the break-up of Microsoft and wants to complete the anti-trust case 'as quickly as possible'.
Guardian iT scraps net hotels
Guardian iT yesterday became the latest group to pull out of hosting web services for big technology firms, writes John Cassy.
Baltimore slashes jobs
The internet security firm reported a half-year loss of £550m and announced plans for a further wave of job cuts, writes David Teather.
Tiscali views UK as next target
The Italian internet service provider has put Britain high on its corporate shopping list, reports Mark Milner.
AOL slashes 1,000 from payroll
About 1,000 employees working for AOL Time Warner's core internet division are to be laid off within the next few days, writes Jane Martinson.
UK dot.com victims to sue
Shareholders demand compensation from Wall Street for losses
Webvan chief awarded payout
The bankrupt online grocer expects to raise sufficient funds to pay its former chief executive George Shaheen £256,000 a year for life.