Previous DayGlobal Hell hacker to plead guilty, Part I
News 'MostHateD,' a 19-year-old, will admit he ran a sophisticated cybergang that caused up to $2.5m in damages
Report: 'Unofficial' Netscape 6 beta hits the Web
News Oooops, another software release goes on the Net unofficialy
Nuggets: Little and large
News Sharp makes some very cool pieces of kit. It also makes monitors. From next month it will have two new LCDs to get excited about -- an 18-inch and a 15-inch.
Opinion: Demon was wrong
News Far from being the UK's Internet champion, Demon was negligent and its arrogance caused its downfall, says Richard Barry
Recordable DVD hits the mainstream
News Early adopters will be rushing to grab the machines, but three competing formats pose a risk for consumers
The Day Ahead: AT&T grabs Excite@Home, but questions still linger
News AT&T and Excite@Home said their distribution pacts eliminated a lot of uncertainty about the future of Excite@Home
Digital Exchange first with ADSL
News ISP pips rivals with June rollout of nationwide ADSL service
Adobe teams with Metacreations
News Strategic e-commerce partnership for creating and deploying interactive 3D content
How to spot hot companies quickly
News Researchers say smart, fast-growth companies are good at outsourcing peripheral tasks
Demon statement
News Dr Laurence Godfrey vs Demon Internet (Thus plc)
Cellnet will miss summer target: Forrester
News Analyst claims promise of rollout is designed only to steal the limelight from rival Orange
Taking Linux off the Intel-only path
Comment The hype over Linux has principally centered on the open-source operating system running on Intel processors. Intel surely loves this scenario, as it wouldn't have to depend so heavily on the...
Demon verdict threatens ISPs
News Demon's defeat in court will send shock waves throughout the industry, according to experts
Seagate to go private in $20 billion deal
News Seagate Technology wants to go private.
Exclusive: Demon loses court battle
News Demon defeated and forced to pay damages in court case it expected to win. Jane Wakefield reports from the Old Bailey
Scary! Stephen King e-book pirated
News Hackers give e-book publishers the horrors - cracking encryption key for PDF version of King novella and distributing it free online
Developers sceptical about Microsoft concessions
News Microsoft says it wants an antitrust settlement, but is it offering anything of value?
Spoof hack leaves red faces at Leeds football club
News Insult supposedly perpetrated by over-exuberant Turkish football fan raises question about domain names
A Year Ago: Soaraway Sun does Net in a Bun
News Originally published Tue, 30 Mar 1999 15:08:13 GMT
