Previous DayNapster verdict: three days to block songs
News Ruling forces music industry to identify songs it wants removed from Napster, and gives the music swapping service 72 to hours to comply with each request
Online travel sales take off in UK
News Fight for a share of the lucrative market will see only a handful of online travel agents survive
HP beefs up small-business offerings
News Hewlett-Packard on Tuesday added two "e-services" to its small-business lineup
Crunching broadband numbers
Comment The headline on the news release blared the good news: "Broadband Access Soars Nearly 150 Percent At Home, According to Nielsen//NetRatings."
Gateway turning off Net appliances?
News Computer giant adopts new strategy in drive for PC sales
News Roundup: Napster facing the music
News Latest court ruling gives Napster 72 hours to remove infringing material
Microsoft discloses denial of service bugs
News Redmond giant alerts users to vulnerability in two of its leading Internet products
Sex.com fraudster blows court appearance
News One-time owner of sex.com misses court testimony
UK trails in online banking
News The Koreans and the Germans love online banking, but the Brits are not so keen, says a new survey
Lawyers sceptical of "grooming" laws
News Lawyers argue that proving criminal intent on the Web will be difficult
Oftel forces BT to roll out alternative broadband service
News Oftel ruling will give rival telcos more control of the network, and lead to a wider choice of high speed services and products
Palm begins shipping new PDA
News Palm m105 comes with Internet connection kit and extra memory, but there is still no sign of Palm OS 4
Amazon subsidiary admits security breach
News Online book searching service Bibliofind shuts down its servers amid fears that up to 100,000 customer records may have been compromised
EC to investigate broadband rollouts
News European Commission steps in as unbundling fails to take off across Europe
Universal throws Napster a lifeline
News If Napster respects copyright and enforces decent encryption, the world's largest music publisher might let it licence songs
P2P: Barksdale and Andreessen are back!
News Netscape reunion brings founders together to build a peer to peer content distribution service
Intel cuts prices by 19 percent
News As desktop processor prices are trimmed, price cuts on mobile chips are expected by the middle of the month
Maxtor dumps open source for Windows
News Storage system uses server appliance version of Windows 2000 in place of open-source FreeBSD
A Year Ago: Bookmark this!
News First published: Mon, 06 Mar 2000 15:50:22 GMT
How to succeed at selling free software
Comment It's time we corrected a common misperception: There's no law against selling free software. Really -- read GNU's General Public License.
