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12 October, 1999 by Lisa BowmanNetwork Solutions Inc. said it registered 1,911,000 new domain names in 1998, nearly double the 1997 total. Read more
12 January, 1999 by Margaret KaneNew Zealand's government announced Sunday that the discovery of child pornography on computers in that nation led an international team of investigators to crack a child porn ring centered in Europe. Read more
15 December, 1998 by Maria SeminerioAn inquest into the suicide of Japanese businessman, Kenichi Miyazaki, 50, was told how he hanged himself after the discovery of 1,700 pornographic pictures on his PC, it was reported today. Read more
1 December, 1998 by Tim KellyCreative minds just can't do the math according to UK ISP Netlink, which reckons the geniuses behind the UK's most popular sites need to get a hold on commercial reality if they are to survive. Read more
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12 November, 1998 by Maria SeminerioA software error has been uncovered that compromises the security of certain products made by Cisco Systems Inc. Read more
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15 October, 1998 by Jane WakefieldThe top adult Web sites rake in more than Yahoo! and Amazon.com. But the $1bn (£0.6bn) industry is still looking for... Read more
12 October, 1998 by Lisa BowmanIn an effort stay ahead of increasingly fierce competition Microsoft will today announce a new worldwide portal strategy that will put new sites in 24 countries and regions around the world, including Asia, Africa, Europe and Latin America. Read more
1 October, 1998 by Richard BarryJust gimme a map to the fridge. :D
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