Archive - 10 Jan 2001 - Technology News, Blogs, Product Reviews and White Papers

Dreamweaver 4

Review The best visual Web design program available.

Microsoft and the judge

Comment Thomas Penfield Jackson is turning out to be Microsoft's best friend.

Seven Britons guilty over child porn ring

News Operation Cathedral sends seven Britons down after they are found guilty of their involvement in the world's largest Internet child porn ring

E-commerce to grow 57 percent

News Online sales to gain steam despite economic downturn

Boots condemns site hack

News Hacker 'manifesto' posted on site defends computer criminals' place in society

AOL-Time Warner deal on verge of approval

News Vote to go ahead despite instant messaging concerns, says WSJ

Bluetooth getting on track

News Midland Mainline to trial wireless gadgetry on London-Leeds trains

The Day Ahead: Mileposts for AOL Time Warner

News Closure could be close at hand with FCC approval of AOL/Time Warner imminent. What will the financial consequences be?

Hitachi preps first DVD-RAM camcorder

News DVD-RAM may not be ready for a close-up with consumers, but it's at least prepared for a bit part

Macworld Expo: Mac to the future

News Is Apple's future turning rotten, or can innovations unveiled at the MacWorld Expo produce some tasty earnings and sales?

UPDATE: Express Web staff consider legal battle

News Web site staff consider legal fightback after liquidation announcement

Police officer arrested for child porn

News Detective constable allegedly downloaded child pornography to his home PC

Industry Standard pulls out of Germany

News Following US staff cuts, Europe plans take a hit

New online investors say tools aren't cutting it

News Online investors want more from the Web

Star power to shine on Net film contest

News Matt Damon and Ben Affleck online screenplay competition reaches shortlist stage

New Vivendi buyout rumours boost Scoot

News Shares are up as papers speculate Vivendi may be bargain-hunting

Intel aims at Transmeta with new chips

News Chip giant plans to power down its 2001 mobile offerings with a slew of new low-power chips, starting with an 'ultra-low power' mobile Pentium III