US unlikely to keep IE out of Win 98, report says
Decision could allow Microsoft to gain more ground in browser market
Stories by Nancy Weil
Microsoft Fights Software Component Piracy
Microsoft has issued a statement regarding abuses of the "easy fulfillment" program, which have led Microsoft to file a lawsuit against two companies that allegedly distributed software illegally. Misuse of the program is "widespread," said Claire O'Donnell, a paralegal in Microsoft's legal and corporate affairs department, in an interview today.
Lycos acquires Tripod for $US58 million in stock
"New generation online service" will target 18- to 34-year-old Internet crowd
We just want to make the world better, Gates explains in letter
Letter to shareholders, employees, continues PR drive
Bill Gates woos American TV viewers in Walters interview
I'll give most of my wealth to charity, software billionaire promises
LOTUSPHERE: Lotus Maps Strategy, Users React Favourably
Notes 5.0, WWW-enhanced Domino dominate annual user and developer conference
LOTUSPHERE: IBM NC Strategy Gets Lotus Boost
US$1000 NC to come with Lotus' eSuite Workplace software
Netscape heats up browser war with free software
Freeware announcement comes in conjunction with "aggressive" worldwide marketing campaign
Two Studies Predict Surge in ATM Markets in Next Decade
Despite sluggish growth in the past couple of years, the Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) market is poised to take off, according to reports released today by market research firms Dataquest Inc. and Communications Industry Researchers (CIR) Inc.
DOJ Counters Microsoft Request for Speedy Ruling
No basis for expedited appeal says DOJ
Anti-censorship group Asks W3C to reject PICS addition
A coalition of anti-censorship groups is urging the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) to reject the most recent addition to an Internet content rating standard.
Intel, Sun to pool resources on Merced
Many questions left unanswered
DOJ vs. Microsoft: Harvard professor is cyberspace law expert
Lessig was influential in overturning of CDA
DOJ vs. Microsoft: Ruling doesn't deter PC vendors
Judge Jackson's ruling seems to favour US Department of Justice
Online population up 15% in six months
Nearly 10 million making e-commerce transactions