// -- set up global variables
var used = new Array()
i = 0
// -- generate 4 urls
while ( i < 4 ) {
// -- set up urls variables
var a = Math.round(Math.random() * 47)
link = new Array
// -- The links
link[0] = 'The Digirati of 2000: The year\'s most influential people on the European technology scene'
link[1] = 'The Lab of Last Resort: Belgian entrepreneur Walter de Brouwer has built a start-up factory'
link[2] = 'The Trillion-Dollar Secret: The Internet is fostering a silent revolution through online exchanges that allow fast and efficient trading'
link[3] = 'Trying To Build A Brand On The Web: BOL stakes claim to burgeoning online market for books, videos and music'
link[4] = 'Not Very PC: A new generation of devices is moving computing power off the desktop and into everyday items'
link[5] = 'Home Improvements: In a London suburb, domestic bliss gets a boost from cyberspace'
link[6] = 'This Year\'s Models: The latest gadgets can do everything from making dinner reservations to measuring stress'
link[7] = 'The Need for Speed: Internet incubator units are nurturing dotcom start-ups'
link[8] = 'The World Wide Reds?: Russians discover the joys of drinking and driving on the net'
link[9] = 'CeBIT City:The Web As Road Trip: It\'s Mardi Gras for techies. Some of it makes sense, some simply dazzles'
link[10] = 'China\'s CD Crackdown: Still, There\'s No End In Sight to Asian Software-Piracy Problems'
link[11] = 'If this is Tuesday, it must be www.goeurope.com: Website lets net do the working'
link[12] = 'Don\'t Have a Cow, Man!: A meat lover\'s rebellion the net starts a grass-roots campaign to save British bovines'
link[13] = 'Digital Watch: A look at hot European companies'
link[14] = 'Building The Virtual Mall: In eastern Germany, there\'s a trio of software entrepreneurs'
link[15] = 'Mirror, Mirror on the Web...: Thanks to a Swedish company, Web content will soon be with you in a flash'
link[16] = 'Help Wanted!: European IT firms are having a tough time finding young programmer'
link[17] = 'Get Connected: From screen phones to palm computers there are many new onramps to the Web'
link[18] = 'Instant Internet: Faster networks are on the way'
link[19] = 'Silicon Isle: In Dublin\'s new "Emerald Valley" American-style firms lead a post-Industrial Revolution'
link[20] = 'March Of The Robots: A new race of automatons has arrived'
link[21] = 'The Home Network: Smart House Technology will enable your house to respond to your every need'
link[22] = 'Talk-Back Television: Soon we\'ll be surfing through the TV'
link[23] = 'Giving it all Away: Linus Torvalds Crashes Through Windows'
link[24] = 'The Bulgarian Solution?: Western IT firms should look east'
link[25] = 'Down To The Wire: Ultra-fast wireless systems are supplanting fixed-wire connections'
link[26] = 'Liberte, Egalite, Technologie: It\'s vive la difference at one web site'
link[27] = 'Europe Watch: Tech tales from around the Continent'
link[28] = 'The Road Back To Paris: Microsoft Europe President Bernard Vergne talks to TIME'
link[29] = '5x6 of the best: Europe\'s 30 Hottest Tech Firms'
link[30] = 'Smart Ways To Go Online: Europe\'s strength in smart cards and mobile phones could play crucial role'
link[31] = 'Pie In The Sky: Satellites may bring down sky-high user charges'
link[32] = 'Virtually Off-Line: Shopping on the Web is still a concept in development'
link[33] = 'E-Commerce: Our choice of the best sites of 1999'
link[34] = 'Barriers To Trade: Overregulation and high phone bills have handicapped Europe in race to build new web businesses'
link[35] = 'Tax Breaks Help PC Sales Soar: But Phone Costs Inhibit Buying Online'
link[36] = 'Europe Gets Wired: The days of the fully integrated national phone company are over.'
link[37] = 'Online Gambling Goes Global: Tax-free betting sites entice players and dismay regulators'
link[38] = 'Games Gateway: Online games with multiple human opponents offer fresh twists'
link[39] = 'A Bid For Profit: The Continent is putting its own twist on online auctions'
link[40] = 'Fine-Tuning a Fuzzy Image: With a new batch of high-tech innovations, Philips CEO Gerard Kleisterlee is out to prove there\'s more to his firm than light bulbs'
link[41] = '\'BT Lost It, and We Have to Get It Back\': Ben Verwaayen, CEO of BT, talks about where the telco business is headed'
link[42] = 'Open Source, Open Mind: What are the lessons of a model in which people give away their creations for others to use, test and develop'
link[43] = 'Ubiquitous Chips: The latest gadgets at CeBIT in Hanover go everywhere and anywhere'
link[44] = 'Logic of Profits: Interface specialist Logitech joins the mobile market'
link[45] = 'Securing A Good Signal: As the big boys struggle to turn a profit from digital TV, Andre Kudelski has found a profitable niche'
link[46] = 'Starting-Up In Silicon Glen: David Sibbald is encouraging other Scottish firms to meet investors through the European Tech Tour'
link[47] = 'Battle Of The Formats: With DVD, the war of standards is back . . . with a vengeance'
// -- Pick a link, any link
if (used[a] != 'yes') {
used[a] = 'yes'
var linkShow = link[a]
// -- Print results
document.write(
linkShow + '
'
)
i++
}
}