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- Dream of Clean Desktop
Gets Messy
- Yahoo!, MSN Spar
Over Traffic Figures
- British
ISP cuts off virus-spreading users
- Yahoo!,
MSN Battle Over Traffic Figures
- AT&T
Wireless pulls plug on fixed wireless
- Fiorina,
Capellas Hard-selling HP/Compaq Deal
- Verizon
Wireless Wins SMS Spam Case
- .biz
back in business
- Judge Bars
Lottery for ".biz" Web Addresses
- Arena
Set For AOL/MSN Video-on-Demand Brawl
- Applied
Materials starts VC fund
- MS,
Prosecutors Set for Talks
- E*Trade
diversity helps in downturn
- Fake
Internet Cipro Ads Spur Concern Among Government
- New
Yahoo Threat to Microsoft
- What
Webvan Could Have Learned from Tesco
- Hacker
Cracks Microsoft Anti-Piracy Software
- Flawed
Patch Pulled by Microsoft
- Supreme
Court Rebuffs Microsoft Appeal
- Intel
countersues Via over U.S. patents
- Flooz,
'Currency' No Longer Good
- Treasury
Dept. Unit Notes Rise In ID Theft, Hacking
Dream
of Clean Desktop Gets Messy Having found that consumers like a clean screen,
Microsoft decided to give Windows XP an icon-free desktop. But most computer makers,
whom tech companies pay to strut their wares, will clutter it up anyway.
Yahoo!,
MSN Spar Over Traffic Figures As advertising dollars continue remaining
elusive, two of the biggest players in online media MSN and Yahoo! are trading
veiled jabs over the accuracy of each other's claim to be the dominant portal.
British
ISP cuts off virus-spreading users British Internet users who fail to
protect their machines against virulent computer viruses such as Nimda could have
their Internet connections suspended by their Internet service provider.
Yahoo!,
MSN Battle Over Traffic Figures Besides having posted dismal earnings
for the third quarter, Sunnyvale, California-based Web portal Yahoo! may have
slipped behind rival MSN, a unit of Microsoft. AT&T
Wireless pulls plug on fixed wireless AT&T posted solid third-quarter
results, helped by an increase in subscribers and use, but said it will exit the
fixed wireless business in the fourth quarter and take a related pretax charge
of $1.3 billion. Fiorina,
Capellas Hard-selling HP/Compaq Deal Embattled CEOs Carly Fiorina of HP
and Michael Capellas of Compaq are still hard-selling the proposed stock-swap
merger between their two firms, a deal that has lost about $5 billion in value
since it was unveiled last month. Verizon
Wireless Wins SMS Spam Case Verizon Wireless emerged the victor from what
could be one of the country's first cases of wireless spamming. .biz
back in business NeuLevel, the company in charge of .biz name allocation,
clears a legal hurdle in its court case over the new Net address. Judge
Bars Lottery for ".biz" Web Addresses A Los Angeles judge has blocked
a lottery intended to pick the winners of contested ".biz" Internet addresses.
Arena
Set For AOL/MSN Video-on-Demand Brawl The largest and second-largest ISPs
in the nation are working out and working up their broadband content and inventory
for the hearts and minds of video-on-demand users. Applied
Materials starts VC fund Applied Materials said that it's creating a VC
fund to invest in companies trying to develop alternative manufacturing methods
for semiconductors and optical communications components. MS,
Prosecutors Set for Talks Microsoft and the government, under pressure
from a judge to settle, make little progress despite two weeks of nonstop negotiations
and face the intervention of a mediator. E*Trade
diversity helps in downturn E*Trade's move to diversify its business looks
like it is paying off, but the company isn't in the clear just yet. Fake
Internet Cipro Ads Spur Concern Among Government A campaign is being launched
to keep unscrupulous online marketers from duping consumers seeking to get the
drug any way they can. New
Yahoo Threat to Microsoft Yahoo fired a volley at rival Microsoft by unveiling
downloadable software that allows users to replace an array of Microsoft operating
system and browser features with its own. What
Webvan Could Have Learned from Tesco Inspiration came to Louis H. Borders
back in 1997 when reportedly opening a package of Japanese spices and specialty
foods he had ordered from a catalog. Hacker
Cracks Microsoft Anti-Piracy Software A piece of software being distributed
anonymously online has successfully cracked part of Microsoft's anti-piracy technology,
the centerpiece of much of the giant's recent forays into the audio and video
world. Flawed
Patch Pulled by Microsoft After receiving reports of errors resulting
from the installation of a patch, Microsoft has pulled the patch to fix the problem.
Supreme
Court Rebuffs Microsoft Appeal The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to hear
Microsoft's appeal to overturn a lower court's ruling that the software behemoth
violated antitrust laws. Intel
countersues Via over U.S. patents Intel has escalated its legal war with
Via Technologies by filing a countersuit, alleging that Via infringes on U.S.
patents for processors. Flooz,
'Currency' No Longer Good Flooz customers collectively hold $12.9 million
in the redeemable currency but have no chance of turning their flooz certificates
into greenbacks Treasury
Dept. Unit Notes Rise In ID Theft, Hacking Identity theft and computer
intrusion continue to hit the nation's financial institutions at rising levels.
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