Previous DayLinux fells another NT dot com
News Bob Geldof's Deckchair.com receives a technical overhaul to use the Linux OS
LibertySurf suspends service
News Latest victim of unprecedented demand for unmetered Net access in the UK
News Burst: Service restored to some Napster users
News Napster restores access to 29,085 Metallica aficionados
Napster and the indy musician
Comment Back in the good old days, we called the unlawful acquisition of copyrighted material piracy. As self-styled swashbucklers, our attitude was "Yeah, we're stealing. So what?"
Alan Cox: Fight Euro patenting law
News Alan Cox says US-style patent regulations should be resisted and calls the technical community to arms... Will Knight reports
Study: Heavy Net users mostly search
News Frequent US Internet users spend on average 520 hours a year searching for information
Softbank sells Yahoo! shares
News Softbank is still the biggest shareholder in Yahoo!
The Day Ahead: Lucent ups fibre optic ante
News The three-horse fibre optic raceLucent, Nortel and Cisco just can't stop spending billions on revenueless fibre optic startups. While the three-horse fibre optic race is good theatre, it's far too...
Intel chipset faces delay
News UPDATE: 'Solano' delay follows Rambus problems with 820 chipset
UK Linux news service launches at London expo
News News site for UK Linux administrators, programmers and developers launches
ISPA heralds new age of Net competition
News Net service providers call for BT to roll out wholesale unmetered access package 'without delay'
Intel Celerons compete with Pentium III
News 'Coppermine'-based Celerons can rack up lots of speed at a small price, creating a dilemma for Intel
MS slates DoJ's proposal -- 'unjustified', Part II
News Quibbling with conduct remediesMicrosoft also quibbled with some of the DOJ's proposed conduct remedies by:
MS slates DoJ's proposal - 'unjustified'
News In latest filing to Judge Jackson, software giant says government's antitrust remedy is so 'vague and ambiguous' that it's 'void and unenforceable.'
SurfTime disappoints - attracts just four ISPs
News It should be a glorious day for BT. Unfortunately for the telco, it's not... Jane Wakefield reports
Adobe retools Photoshop application
News Version 6.0 of the company's flagship image-editing package will support more colors, more layers and more PDF options, sources said
Ouch! TurboLinux hit with layoffs
News Is the sluggish tech market to blame for the burst of the open-source bubble?
Intel slashes chip prices up to 44 percent
News Chip maker's latest round of price cuts reduces Pentium III and Celeron prices while making room for new products
BT: SurfTime "could die a death"
News BT's flagship unmetered offering looks decidedly leaky and even the telco admits it could die a death... Jane Wakefield reports
Forget Napster, FreeNet is really scary...
News As Napster gets ready for a round in the courts, successors are lining up. One of them in particular may prove a harder target to hit than Shawn Fanning's invention. Will Knight reports
A Year Ago: World's first colour video phone unveiled
News First published: Tue, 01 Jun 1999 11:55:34 GMT
Why 2001 will be the year of streaming media
Comment This is it. We're headed into streaming media's big growth spurt, and it's one you won't be able to ignore.
Coop's Corner: Playing the Transmeta-AOL angle.
Comment Paul Allen is sure to receive a phone call soon from his boyhood chum Bill Gates. Something along the lines of: "Hey Paul, how ya doing? How's the guitar gig going? Hope everything's fine in your...
