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Blog Monday 24/5/1999 Tee hee! I see that a top venture capitalist consultant in the States is auctioning breakfasts with himself on eBay. The last one went for $4,400, from some desperate entrepreneur...
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
News This week: power breakfasts, dismal digital, how not to get lost, and -- yes! -- more fun and games with BT! Bless?
Inktomi focuses on Europe
News Inktomi, the company that provides search muscle behind Yahoo!, Goto and Hotbot, is launching Europe-specific search engines with partners including LineOne and BT.
1024-bit encryption claims a first...
News A free email service from hushmail.com is offering what it claims is "fully encrypted, completely private" email for free.
Nuggets: Got a destination? I got a gadget...
News Nuggets, twice a day, every day (well, we do our best!). Software, hardware and every gadget we can get our mits on...
Trademark suit pits porn against profits
News Internet trademark cases aren't unusual. But a suit filed last week is more colourful than most -- tying an Internet startup, a cyberporn magnate and the Federal Government in a legal tangle.
New Back Orifice-like Trojan horse found
News Security researchers at Network Associates Inc. say they have found another Back Orifice-like Trojan horse hack tool called BackDoor-G.
Hackers deface US Senate, challenge FBI
News The virtual guerilla war between hackers and the U.S. government intensified Thursday, with senate.gov becoming the latest federal site to suffer a hack attack.
Intel to cut prices - desperate times for AMD
News While PC chip giant Intel Corp. continues to pressure rival Advanced Micro Devices Inc. -- Intel will cut Celeron prices next month -- AMD is looking to escape at the end of the June, when it...
