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Consumers face digital TV privacy threat
News Interactive TV is taking off - but the price may be more than some bargained for
Embed Linux, and put Microsoft on the desktop...
Comment Everybody seems to have come back from the German CeBIT exhibition of high-tech stuff, with amazement at Linux and at how upset Microsoft is about Linux -- and claiming that Linux is going to move...
Napster loses a quarter of its users
News Research shows that filtering out copyright-protected material has driven 25 percent of users away
Jobs cut as Emap halves Internet investment
News Twenty percent of Web staff at UK publisher face the chop as online activity is scaled back
Expert predicts 3G collapse
News It is looking less and less likely that wireless providers' expensive 3G gambit will pay off -- and there could be dire consequences
MPs slam government over digital divide plans
News MPs accuse the e-envoy of empire building and describe attempts to combat the digital divide as "woefully inadequate"
Caldera loads Linux apps on UnixWare
News Open Unix 8 will allow Linux applications to run on SCO's UnixWare operating system
News roundup: Apple OS X weathers criticism
News Key features are missing from Apple's new operating system, but first weekend sales of OS X have almost exhausted the supply
"LanShield" filter prevents MP3 file exchange
News A German company has developed a system that analyses background binary data potentially providing ISPs with a tool to block MP3 distribution lists
Common sense solution to chat room danger
Comment Would you let your child or a child in your care walk out into a busy street unsupervised? Would you expect them to make their own way to a party or a friends house without you knowing exactly...
Huge raid on alleged Net paedophiles
News Another British Net paedophile ring busted
Scour Exchange back in legal revival
News The reincarnation of Scour Exchange, the file-swapping program that once rivaled Napster in popularity before facing a lawsuit for alleged copyright infringement and going bankrupt, is back online
Napster leads march on Washington
News Free music sit-in planned
News Burst: Huge raid on alleged Net paedophiles
News Another British Net paedophile ring busted
Novell's Schmidt joins Google at critical time
News Novell's outgoing chief Eric Schmidt said that he has invested an undisclosed sum in Web search engine Google and signed up as chairman of the up-and-coming company
Is TiVo watching you?
News The Privacy Foundation says the digital video recording service is misleading subscribers by gathering more information about viewing habits than meets the eye.
Fate of Breathe hangs in the balance
News Future of UK's sixth largest ISP remains unclear
IR35 decision due next Monday
News IT contractors will hear in a week whether they have won their fight to overturn the government's controversial tax law
Intel goes Banias over battery life
News Banias will be the first Intel processor designed from the ground up to power notebooks -- but it is still a year and a half a away
European telcos to escape US slowdown
News The tightening of belts by tech firms here could have a positive effect on telcos, says research firm IDC -- but broadband may suffer
Windows XP beta 2 ships with new look
News Beta 2 of Microsoft's next-generation operating system ships, giving the first widely-available taste of the new look interface
Apple says OS X sales strong in UK
News With hopes pinned on the Unix-based operating system to boost its financial health, Apple is looking rosy after a sell-out first weekend
Alarm raised over Doubleclick security holes
News Hackers may have had access to DoubleClick servers since 1999
Internet attaches £5.5bn price tag to English
News The Internet age makes the English language a valuable commodity, say leading academics
A Year Ago: No room for cybersquatters
News First published; Mon, 27 Mar 2000 12:13:20 GMT
