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19 Dec 2001
It's been an eventful year online. The industry has battled against a number of virulent viruses and an increase in hack attacks. Users have lamented the loss of Napster and the decline of free digital music, and others have welcomed the arrival of Microsoft's latest baby, Windows XP.
The IT world has also been rocked by the announcement of the potential HP/Compaq merger.
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So without further ado, vnunet.com, the technology bible, brings you the top 10 stories of 2001.
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