Large US telecom carriers Y2K ready, says FCC
Study predicts no major disruptions to telephone, broadcast and cable TV
Stories by Kristi Essick
FIHT: 'Net is about TV, says Philips exec
Pieper says "many consumers are afraid of the PC"
FIHT: Net is about PC, says Compaq chief
"The truth is, people want full-function PCs," says Pfeiffer
Ericsson to Cut 11,000 Jobs
Company struggles to streamline global operation
IBM offers open source alternative to sendmail
Company aims to improve mail security
Gemplus joins smart-card venture in Australia
French smart-card manufacturer Gemplus SA will start production of smart cards in Australia early next year in a partnership with Australian company Leigh-Mardon
Unisys CEO says company not for sale
"I came here to build the company, not to sell it," says Weinback
Equipment manufacturers move ahead with DSL
NEC plans to use DSL chip set from Centillium Technology
Philips changes Windows CE device plans
Nino replaces Velo in handheld plans
The man behind iMac's pretty face
Ives goes beyond the "beige box"
A folksy Gates predicts Microsoft's future
Mediocrity my greatest fear, says Gates
HP's Platt outlines rules for business in Internet age
You've probably heard of Moore's Law, and probably even Metcalfe's Law, but this week Hewlett-Packard chairman, CEO and president Lewis Platt outlined a set of rules for successful business practices in the Internet age that he dubbed "Lew's Laws".
US Navy denies wrongdoing in UK charity's hacking claim
Organisation not satisfied with Navy response
Get your act together, Magaziner tells Internet groups
"New Organisation" faces September 30 deadline
INET '98: Policy Makers, companies to debate future of Internet
Non-US countries will argue case at post-conference forum.