SEPTEMBER'S TOP STORIES:

Exodus Files Chapter 11
Company says it has arranged $200 million in post-bankruptcy financing from GE Capital; no details on rumored streamlining; NASDAQ keeps trading halted and seeks additional information (Sept. 26)

BJK Closes on COLO.COM Assets
Acquires chain of 22 data centers from bankruptcy court (Sept. 25)

Navigating In The Aftermath
How does an industry that safeguards data against hypothetical future disasters respond when real life turns apocalyptic? (Wired Space, Sept. 20)

Debunking Nostradamus
Why the reputed seer was the top search term last week (Wired Space, Sept. 20)

Challenging Week at Telehouse
Buildings near WTC disaster scramble to keep facilities online; 25 Broadway has generator problems (Sept. 17)

Assessing The Aftermath
Security tightened at telco, data center companies (Sept. 12)

Fiber Networks Continue Operating
NYC's FiberNet, long-haul providers say service is uninterrupted (Sept. 12)

Court Approves BJK Bid For COLO.COM
Deal for assets of bankrupt provider expected to close within two weeks (Sept. 7)

NYC's Telecom 'Nerve Center'
60 Hudson Street adds meet-me room to handle continuing demand (Sept. 7)

Opportunity In Optical Off-Ramps
FiberNet stakes out niche as 'carrier's carrier' in metro networks (Sept. 7)

Exodus' Hancock Resigns
Succeeded by board member Bill Krause (Sept. 4)