10 stories that shook the 'Net
Shifts were most apparent on Wall Street
Stories by Industry Standard Staff
Domain name real estate soars higher than ever
Price the most ever paid for an Internet address
Industry execs react to judge's findings
Microsoft "doesn't live the quiet life of a monopoly" says Neukom
Levi's drops its pants (from its sites)
Company will leave online sales to retail partners
The SEC makes it clear: no stock sales on EBay
Three traders agree to settle case without admitting or denying allegations
Media raps Microsoft and IBM
Analysts wonder whether Redmond's software has the stuff to compete with IBM and Sun
Is China telling 'Net investors to get lost?
China "still needs to strengthen its management over the information content business" says minister
Investors wary of hoofy Disney deal
Infoseek stock soured, dropping 10%
Media looks for Internet angle in shootings
Reporter finds conspiracy talk and wild rumors in chat rooms
PointCast Buyback Tale Begs the Question: Why?
So PointCast founder Chris Hassett is exploring the possiblity of buying out the now-troubled Internet "push" pioneer he founded. That's what Hassett told CNN and News.com last week, and both News.com and the Wall Street Journal followed up with stories this morning, although the Journal's story was little more than an Easter weekend rehash of other outlets stuff.
Is AOL planning to come home to CBS?
Unlikely that leaders of $US28 billion CBS would accept AOL stock
Media takes credit in battling 'Melissa' virus
"Lone software detective" traces writer through Microsoft ID number
Time Warner considering public Net spinoffs
Time Warner chairman hints at CNNfn float "some time"
Amazon.com takes on eBay
Analysts doubt online bookstore's auction gambit
Will Disney be able to save Infoseek?
Infoseek well behind its competitors in revenue and page views