TOP STORIES FOR JANUARY, 2003:

Enron Site Sold
Some assets of scandal-plagued companies are faring better than others (Wired Space, Jan. 31)

GI Partners Buys Five Sites
Acquires Weehawken carrier hotel, data centers in San Jose, Denver and Dallas (Jan. 27)

Internap: Prices Stablilizing
The network service provider sees the "flight to safety" as a factor (Jan. 29)

Learning From Slammer
Amid frustration over patches, a case for ROI on security spending (Jan. 28)

Suddenly, Customers
There are signs that more companies are leasing hosting space. (Jan. 28)

Cyberwar or Cyberhype?
As the US edges ever closer to military action against Iraq, there is once again chatter about "cyberattacks" (WiredSpace, Jan. 20)

Interland Consolidates
As it integrates the assets acquired in that buying binge, Interland is closing four data centers (WiredSpace, Jan. 13)

It's Getting Lonely
HostingTech magazine to shut down (WiredSpace, Jan. 13)

ClearBlue Rebrands As NaviSite
New name reflects latest structural, facility management changes (Jan. 10)

Terremark Partners With HP
"Hemispheric partnership" will target Latin American market (Jan. 9)

A Profitable Sale?
Cents on the dollar? Not for Ameritrade, which says it just sold its Kansas City data center for a handsome profit. (Wired Space, Jan. 8)

Beyond Server Huggers
Succeeding with local customers has led to wider benefits for several providers. (Wired Space, Jan. 7)