The Observer index, January-December 2001 ... - Microform
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COMPLETE STORIES, THE<br />
* See Book Reviews - Cowley, Jason 04/11/01<br />
COMPUTERS & COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY<br />
* Apple's generation OS X - competitor to Microsoft's Windows<br />
software 25/03/01 N 7 1>5 Photograph<br />
* Xbox is Bill Gates' answer to PlayStation, but can a machine<br />
from the terminally uncool computer company fight the might of<br />
Sony? 13/05/01 N 6 1>8 Photographs<br />
* It is known as 'desk rage' - one in four Britons admits to<br />
beating their computer 10/06/01 B 4 4>8 Photograph, cartoon<br />
* Code Red, which infected nearly 300,000 computers, cleverly<br />
exploited a weakness in Microsoft's popular internet information<br />
servers 05/08/01 N 6 1>8 Illustration<br />
* <strong>The</strong> personal computer has transformed our lives and, 20 years<br />
on, is still shaping our future 12/08/01 B 16 1>8 Photographs<br />
* Hi-tech maps of the mind show that computer games are<br />
damaging brain development and could lead to children being<br />
unable to control violent behaviour 19/08/01 B 7 1>6<br />
Photographs<br />
* Even a $1bn marketing drive may not make up for Microsoft's<br />
lousy timing - see Business & Industry 28/10/01<br />
* <strong>The</strong> PlayStation video-gamers from Tokyo, Sony, are gearing<br />
up to Bill Gates and his Xbox with wild characters and off-thewall<br />
software 04/11/01 N 6 3>6 Illustrations<br />
CONCORDE<br />
* Negligence by Air France ground staff may have been a<br />
contributory factor behind the Concorde crash that killed 114<br />
near Paris last July 13/05/01 B 1 7>8 Photograph<br />
* Concorde: the unanswered questions 13/05/01 B 19>20 1>6<br />
Photographs<br />
* Concorde flies again in style after a £50m revamp - see<br />
Aviation Industry 28/10/01<br />
* Jeannette Hyde flies Concorde to the Caribbean playground of<br />
the rich and famous - see Travel 09/12/01<br />
CONNOLLY, BILLY<br />
* Billy Connolly, one of Britain's greatest comedians, has<br />
spoken for the first time of the sexual and physical abuse he<br />
suffered as a child 23/09/01 B 1 1>7 Photograph<br />
* Billy Connolly: <strong>The</strong> early years: extract from Billy Connolly's<br />
extraordinary biography by his wife, Pamela Stephenson<br />
23/09/01 M 18>22 1>4 Photographs<br />
* Interview with actor and comedian, Billy Connolly 23/09/01<br />
M 8>16 1>2 Photographs<br />
* <strong>The</strong> lost years: the second extract from Pamela Stephenson's<br />
candid biography of her husband 30/09/01 M 20>24 1>4<br />
Photographs<br />
* <strong>The</strong> Glory Years: the final extract from Pamela Stephenson's<br />
extraordinary biography of her husband, actor and comedian,<br />
Billy Connolly 07/10/01 M 17>20 1>4 Photographs<br />
CONRAN, TERENCE<br />
* Terence Conran didn't set out to transform British taste and<br />
style but that's what happened during his 50 years at the<br />
forefront of design 26/08/01 R 6 1>5 Photographs<br />
CONSERVATIVE PARTY, THE<br />
* <strong>The</strong> Conservative Party was accused of taking an 'illegal'<br />
donation from a foreign company, which under a new law could<br />
lead to Tory officials facing criminal charges 06/05/01 B 2 3>5<br />
* Peter Preston on the Tory Press - see Media 26/08/01<br />
OBSERVER INDEX: JAN-DEC <strong>2001</strong><br />
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* Conservatives in crisis 26/08/01 B 14>15 1>8 Photographs<br />
* Just 3 per cent of voters recognise key members of the<br />
Conservative Party shadow cabinet 07/10/01 B 10 1>8<br />
Photographs<br />
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY<br />
* Three builders paid for the trade boom with their lives<br />
07/01/01 B 6 7>8 Photographs<br />
* Deaths of construction workers are 'spiralling out of control' as<br />
building companies slash staffing numbers in a bid to meet tight<br />
margins 25/02/01 N 2 2>4 Photograph<br />
* Fatalities on construction sites are escalating alarmingly - see<br />
Work 27/05/01<br />
* Construction companies have warned the Government that its<br />
much-vaunted public infrastructure investment programme is<br />
undeliverable unless the controversial private finance initiative is<br />
speeded up 02/09/01 N 1 1>3<br />
CONSUMERISM<br />
* What to do if that pink top now seems less of a bargain<br />
07/01/01 C 11 1>6 Photograph<br />
* According to a recent report by the DTI on consumer attitudes<br />
to switching energy and telephone suppliers, apathy abounds -<br />
see Personal Finance 14/01/01<br />
* As C&A call it a day, big-spending Britons trade up to the<br />
finer things in life 28/01/01 B 13 1>8 Photographs<br />
* UK icons bite the dust as consumers shop in a world without<br />
frontiers 11/03/01 N 3 1>5 Photographs<br />
* Antwerp is the perfect destination for a shopping spree - see<br />
Travel 15/04/01<br />
* A major new study suggests that for millions of people, binge<br />
shopping is no longer an emotional cure-all 06/05/01 B 7 1>6<br />
Photographs<br />
* Management: why are UK prices the sixth highest in the<br />
world? - who's behind rip-off Britain - see Work 24/06/01<br />
* Dark clouds may be massing, but high-spending consumers<br />
cannot seem to stop shopping long enough to notice 22/07/01 N<br />
3 1>3 Photograph<br />
* Spending may be set to slide, but stores are pumping cash into<br />
city centres - see Economy 05/08/01<br />
* Successive government planning rules are against issuing<br />
permission for out-of-town shopping malls - see Environment<br />
05/08/01<br />
* <strong>The</strong> Labour market is beginning to feel the effects of a<br />
weakening economy, but consumers are continuing their<br />
spending binge, according to figures to be released tomorrow -<br />
see Economy 05/08/01<br />
* Shoppers stay at home during the half-term school holidays<br />
28/10/01 N 1 4>6 Photograph<br />
* Special magazine issue on shopping 28/10/01 18>73 1>4<br />
Photographs<br />
* Card debt soars as shoppers log on to the store that never<br />
closes - the internet 28/10/01 B 9 1>7 Photograph<br />
* Stores accused of 'outrageous' mark-ups on Harry Potter<br />
merchandise 11/11/01 B 9 1>5 Photographs<br />
* An <strong>index</strong> launched tomorrow will reveal rapid growth in sales<br />
of ethical products 18/11/01 N 2 1>3<br />
* How UK shoppers are entering the festive season in high<br />
spirits, but the experts worry about the hangover to come<br />
18/11/01 N 3 1>6 Photographs<br />
* Children have more pocket money than ever and are more