Previous DayPlease let this Bill RIP
Comment "This is a pantomime horse of a Bill" said Lord McNally: "That is why we get constant references to telecommunications and postal systems which all hark back to legislation that is 15, 20, 30, 40...
Internet free speech threatened by data protection laws
News Landmark test of data protection laws as site is forced to hand over names and IP addresses of bulletin board contributors
Oftel wades into DSL row
News Telecoms watchdog Oftel is accused of penalising UK businesses Tuesday as it steps into the escalating row over DSL deployment
It's dog eat dog for online pet sellers
News E-tailers continue to consolidate as Pets.com, best known for its sock puppet, buys Petstore for its partnerships and fish
Chip makers cozy up to Linux
News Intel and HP get chummy around an Itanium developer's kit, while AMD and Lineo pair off to support embedded Linux
Coop's Corner: The enemy of my enemy is my friend
Comment So RealNetworks and Apple Computer got a lot of ink for themselves by announcing a licensing deal for streaming technology.
Catholic Church seeks patron saint of Internet
News Holy Web surfing! It's a battle for saintdom between Padre Pio and the Angel Gabriel...
The Day Ahead: Component shortages a nagging pain for techs
News Solectron frustration as component shortages continue, and advertisers decide to spend less on dot-com advertising
Exclusive: Another UK startup bites the bullet
News News site the-bullet.com ceases day-to-day operations, adding to crisis in content sites
Giveaways pay off on the Web
News Want to convince customers to buy on the Web? Give them something for free, a new survey suggests
The final reel for Reel.com
News Hollywood Entertainment shuts the door on Reel's e-commerce business, deciding it just doesn't pay
Black eyes over Bluetooth
Comment After years of hype, Bluetooth wireless technology is gaining both momentum and heavyweight backers.
Report says snooping bill expensive and useless
News Regulation of Investigatory Powers bill could impose crippling costs on ISPs and undermine British e-commerce
Intel: You ought to be in pictures
News Hoping to capitalize on the photo-sharing market, an Intel-POPcast alliance will allow users to create and share multimedia projects online
News Roundup: Mounting pressure on RIP Bill
News The highly criticised Investigation of Regulatory Powers (RIP) Bill, better known as Britian's cyber snooping Bill enters a crucial stage in its troubled run through parliament.
Real-Apple: Can you say monopoly?
News At Streaming Media East 2000: RealNetworks and Apple strike a deal to more tightly align 'the number one and the number two' streaming media player suppliers
Top Microsoft exec calls it quits
News The Microsoft brain drain continues as Tod Nielsen says it's time to go back to being an entrepreneur
A Year Ago: IrDA warns Bluetooth
News First published: Mon, 14 Jun 1999 14:45:44 GMT
