TOP STORIES, SEPTEMBER 2002:

Collocation Solutions Gets Funding
Dallas provider gets $3.3 million from group led by Koch Industries (Sept. 27)

Sales Improve, Profits Don't
Data center executives say increased customer activity offset by bankruptcies (Sept. 19)

T-Rex Adds Meet Me Room
Facility enhances offerings at Cleveland carrier hotel (Sept. 19)

ClearBlue Deals For NaviSite
Buys majority interest from HP and CMGI, will maintain NaviSite as separate company (Sept. 12)

Skimping on Data Security
A year after 9-11, survey finds more talk than investment (Sept. 6)
Living Large on the Low End
Dedicated server sales drive strong growth for "mass market' hosts (Aug. 22)

Bandwidth Less Glutted In Metro
But supply-demand imbalance remains huge in major network hub cities (Aug. 22)

Springboard to the Future?
Provider finds profits in data center assets bought through Chapter 11 (August 16)

Double-Dip Bankruptcy?
Some analysts worry that telecom's future includes serial bankruptcies (Wired Space, August 15)

Lender As Owners
The going concern is looking like a better bet nowadays (Wired Space, August 12)

Bankruptcies Hit Hard
WorldCom's woes are showing up in the earnings of its partners and providers (Wired Space, Aug. 9)

Equinix Pursues Key Debt Swap
Bankers relax revenue covenants as revenues dip, but sales improve (Aug. 9)

$72 Million Loss for Universal Access
One-time $50 million asset revaluation, customer bankruptcies take toll (Aug. 9)

OnFiber Acquires Telseon
Gains 90 new customers and presence in two additional metro markets (Aug. 7)

WebVision Enters Managed Hosting
Acquires former FourthStage data center in Austin market (August 1)

What's Buffett's Telco Game Plan?
Berkshire Hathaway is reportedly buying up Qwest bonds. (Wired Space, August 1)

WebVision Enters Managed Hosting
Acquires former FourthStage data center in Austin market (August 1)

How Vulnerable?
Could a single company's compromised network be used to crash the entire Internet? (Wired Space, August 1)