AOL may be eyeing CompuServe as takeover target
CompuServe's global infrastructure may solve some AOL problems
Stories by Kristi Essick
Sun's McNealy aims "downgrade" kit at Windows
Scott McNealy, president and CEO of Sun Microsystems, landed his usual anti-Microsoft punches in a speech at CeBIT 97 and urged PC users to ditch Windows for a Java-based approach.
The year 2000 problem - it may be worse than you think
UK parliament votes down compulsory fix legislation
"All-You-Can-Eat" ISP model criticised by BT
BT supports its flat-rate ISP service with
Compaq's US$1000 PC to use Cyrix chip
Compaq hopes to woo first-time buyers with "sleek, black" design
Sun buys startup with hot Java VM technology
Details due at April developer conference
Governments, global telcos herald WTO agreement
Benefits for consumers expected to be years away
Irish government aims for Internet child porn law
Questions remain, says lobby group
It's official - NT cut into Unix growth in 1996
The clincher will be Microsoft's clustering software in 1998
AOL joins the rush to "push" services
'Driveway' will offer personalised news and information
Encryption Export Regulations Ruled Unconstitutional
Free speech applies to all languages - even C++ - says judge
Global Village to Lay Off Workers, Cut Costs
Apple's slump hits Mac modem maker
Online shoppers to spend US$200 million this holiday season
Shoppers like 24-hour availability
Windows NT and 95 won't merge, say analysts
Once NT dominant, expect price hikes
VeriSign gets US$30M from Microsoft, Cisco
Plans to expand e-commerce efforts outside US