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Now Slightly Open
- Critics worry
about impact of New.net domain plans
- Hacker
"Coolio" to work on jail PCs
- Minimultimedia
- Descramble
That DVD in 7 Lines
- The Mad,
Mad World of E-Commerce
- Users,
Vendors Face Off Over UCITA Law In Texas
- Cable
TV Operators Continue to Upgrade Infrastructure
- AT&T
Broadband Installs Three-Millionth Digital Cable Customer
- MBAs
talk tech in E-Biz 101
- MusicCity
Emerges as Top Napster Alternative
- IT
skills upgrade HR resume
- Wireless
Net Service Taps March Madness
- Courtesy
Phoning
- More Characters Added
To Multilingual Domain Syste
- ABN
Amro/Digital Island hosting trial scores 25% savings
- Lessons
learned in layoffs
- Outsmart,
Outgun, Outlast
- Sony's Plan
For Online Bank Approved
- Intel
To Make 250,000 Web Gizmos For Aol Deal In Spain
- Mir
Crashes; Wreckage on eBay
- Mobile
Portals Will Not Drive WAP Site Traffic
Windows
Now Slightly Open Microsoft will share 95 percent of its operating systems
source code with key developers. But the company hasn't reversed itself on loathing
collaborative development; engineers can look at but not touch the code.
Critics
worry about impact of New.net domain plans Some users and Internet watchers
said they're concerned that New.net, a start-up company that's offering 20 Internet
domains outside the control of the organization that manages the Domain Name System,
could do more harm than good by striking out on its own Hacker
"Coolio" to work on jail PCs A teenage computer hacker who defaced Web
sites was sentenced Friday to nine months behind bars--and was ordered to help
program the jail's computers. Minimultimedia
Rich media is coming to a new generation of wireless devices. How users and
developers will receive it is an open question. Descramble
That DVD in 7 Lines A new, slimmed-down version of DVD descrambling now
exists: a mere seven lines of Perl code. It's so lean, you too can attach it to
your e-mail signature file. Hello, movie industry lawyers. The
Mad, Mad World of E-Commerce With nearly 300 shopping days left until
Christmas, it is certainly too early to start fretting over e-commerce's annual
rite of passage, the holiday shopping season. Users,
Vendors Face Off Over UCITA Law In Texas Texas could become a key showdown
state for the UCITA, as opponents are moving aggressively to prevent the legislature
there from passing the controversial software licensing law. Cable
TV Operators Continue to Upgrade Infrastructure Cable TV Operators Continue
to Upgrade Infrastructure; Digital Data and Video Services More Widely Available
AT&T
Broadband Installs Three-Millionth Digital Cable Customer AT&T Broadband
has installed its three-millionth digital cable customer, continuing its leadership
in the deployment of advanced video services, the company said MBAs
talk tech in E-Biz 101 Amazing. It's only 9:30 on a bone-chilling Saturday
morning, and already Bill Schiano's class is deep into a discussion of the evolution
of the Web as a place to do business. MusicCity
Emerges as Top Napster Alternative Since January, a secretive Tennessee
company has been quietly positioning itself as an alternative to Napster.
IT
skills upgrade HR resume When the founders of peer-to-peer software startup
Data-Synapse Inc. were finalizing their business plan early last year, they knew
the New York company's success would hinge on its ability to recruit top technical
talent, a major challenge in a highly competitive market. Wireless
Net Service Taps March Madness A new March Madness Channel wireless e-mail
and Internet service is aiming to serve as a central location to which hard-core
college basketball fans will turn for access to real-time scores, schedules, and
news from the NCAA Tournament Courtesy
Phoning Socially unacceptable mobile communication gets the Miss Manners
treatment. More
Characters Added To Multilingual Domain System VeriSign Inc., owners of
Internet domain registry Network Solutions, says it is increasing again the number
of non-English characters supported by its fledgling system for processing multilingual
Net addresses. ABN
Amro/Digital Island hosting trial scores 25% savings ABN Amro, the world's
16th-largest bank, announced last week that an experiment with outsourcing Web
hosting has paid off with a 25% savings. Lessons
learned in layoffs Enterprises must cope with human, legal issues
Outsmart,
Outgun, Outlast What are the critical ingredients of lasting success in
the networked business world? How do you recession proof a company? Seven key
strategies can pave paths of leadership. Sony's
Plan For Online Bank Approved Financial authorities have approved Sony
Corp.'s plan to set up an online bank, the first by a non-banking company in Japan
Intel
To Make 250,000 Web Gizmos For Aol Deal In Spain The world's biggest semiconductor
company Intel Corp. will supply 250,000 Web access devices that Spain's biggest
bank, Banco Santander Central Hispano Mir
Crashes; Wreckage on eBay As expected, Mir made its spectacular crashdown
into the South Pacific during the night. Now, 'authentic wreckage' has begun appearing
on eBay. And, believe it or not, people are bidding. Mobile
Portals Will Not Drive WAP Site Traffic Mobile portals searching for sound
revenue models will draw few users and disappoint firms looking for them to drive
traffic,
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