9 February 2001 By The Morning News — 09 Feb 2001 Marketers invade Napster users' hard-drives.Silicon Alley lay-offs seen as good for New York industries.American Express launches a free ISP for its a customers, a move seen as an expensive failure for other companies.It takes one fat pipe: Fresno, CA builds an e-village.Razorfish posts first operating loss; may move towards systems integration.KPMB raises $2B on IPO, looks to acquire smaller interactive agencies.Back treatment being sold as remote-controled orgasm machine for women.Dell prepares for large-scale layoffs.Motley Fool drops 30 percent.Video games like Oni benefit from anime-Flash.For DeLillo lovers, the Times has put together a retrospective.British artist destroys every single thing he owns; keeps cat and girlfriend.When UltraShock launches it will be cool because it understands that robots are cool.
