Monthly Archives: September 2001
Napster Settles With Artists, Music Publishers
Napster, the controversial online music service, has reached a settlement in principle in the class-action suit launched against it by music publishers and songwriters.In...
AMD to Ax 2,300, Close Two Fabs
Chip maker Advanced Micro Devices Inc. said today it will lay off 2,300 workers and close two facilities in Austin, Texas.The Sunnyvale, Calif., company...
AMD To Ax 2,300, Close Two Facilities
Chip maker Advanced Micro Devices Inc. said today it will lay off 2,300 workers and close two facilities in Austin, Texas.The Sunnyvale, Calif., company...
WorldCom Stands To Gain From Rhythms Assets
WorldCom will get precious billing relationships with 83,000 customers and access to the midsize-business market if its $40 million offer for most of Rhythms...
Lawmakers to Give Anti-terrorism Bill a Closer Look
Lawmakers in the House of Representatives were slated to polish up an anti-terrorism bill drafted by the Department of Justice this week but decided...
Jobs, Mac OS X Kick Off Seybold
SAN FRANCISCO -- It was Mac OS X 10.1s day, at least in the absence of other news.There were few, and small, surprises presented...
Napster Reaches Agreement with Music Publishers
Online file-sharing service Napster Inc. has reached a preliminary agreement with the National Music Publishers Association Inc. to settle the latters lawsuit against it.The...
New Features in AOL 7 Emerge
As the beta test of America Online 7.0 enters its fourth month, a clearer picture of what America Online Inc. intends for the final...
Merant Tool Links Java Apps to SQL Server 2000
To help developers link Java applications to SQL Server 2000, Microsoft Corp. has licensed a downloadable software driver from connectivity specialist Merant International Ltd.Using...
NetIQ, Altiris Get a Hand in Net Management Space
A pair of small players in the desktop and server management space this week will continue to nibble away at the lead of large...