Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1997 > December New! Submit a site   whatUseek Collection Sites (submit a site ):   Give your site great placement in this category in as little as two business days!     whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Netscape launches Web market - Hoping to cash in on holiday sales, Netscape Communications (NSCP) today launched an online shop as part of its Netcenter Web site. [News.com]   $100 million gamble on AOL - Tel-Save Holdings said it signed up about 27,000 phone lines for 23,000 long distance customers in a 24-hour promotion on America Online (AOL) yesterday, and it called the results "better than expected." [News.com]   16 plead guilty in resales case - A five-and-a-half-year investigation that discovered theft of computer parts, fraud, and illegal resales ended as a California company pleaded guilty to money laundering, federal prosecutors said yesterday. [News.com]   1997 IPOs sputter, then pick up - It took five months and one online bookseller to restart the flagging tech IPO market this year. [News.com]   300-MHz Pentium II box for $1,999 - Computer prices took another dive this week as a major retailer started selling 300-MHz Pentium II systems for under $2,000. [News.com]   3Com profits drop 87 percent - 3Com (COMS) reported an 87 percent drop today in second-quarter profits, attributed to excess inventory from its modem business and moving to a new product line. [News.com]   3Com to cut inventory levels - Networking company 3Com (COMS) is cutting the cord on inventory levels, a move that it expects will cut into profits for its upcoming quarterly results. [News.com]   3Com, U.S. Robotics face trouble - 3Com (COMS) and U.S. Robotics are newlyweds, but the lack of a modem standard, international financial turmoil, and a pending shareholder lawsuit announced today have put a damper on the honeymoon. [News.com]   @Home teams with Microsoft - Barely two years ago, @Home and Netscape forged a strategic partnership to make Netscape products a "foundation" of the @Home Network that would "define" cable-based Internet services to the home. [News.com]   @Home to offer access in hotels - @Home today will announce a pact with 4th Network to offer high-speed Internet access to hotels, another attempt to profit from the wired business traveler. [News.com]   A V-chip in every PC? - Although the prospect remains distant, the computer industry and civil libertarians are scrambling to make sure the "V-chip" is not installed in personal computers where it could block racy material. [News.com]   A fiscal shortfall for Cabletron - Network equipment maker Cabletron Systems (CS) said today that it would not meet fiscal third-quarter earnings expectations. [News.com]   AMD releases low-power flash memory - Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) today released a new generation of flash memory chips that run on only 1.8 volts in power, the least power-hungry chips yet in this highly competitive market. [News.com]   AOL books on Barnes & Noble - When Barnes & Noble signed the deal to pay America Online (AOL) $40 million to be the exclusive bookseller on the online service, it upped the ante in the ongoing online book wars. [News.com]   AOL cuts chat police - America Online (AOL) today eliminated the ability to summon live guides to report chat rule violators in all but the "Kids Only" chat areas on the system. [News.com]   AOL debuts new site, software - As expected, America Online (AOL) executives today briefed the press about the company's expanded Web presence and upgraded software at the Internet World trade show. [News.com]   AOL gets $200 million infusion - America Online (AOL) today announced that it has secured a two-year, $200 million line of credit. [News.com]   AOL hits 1 million abroad - America Online (AOL) today announced it has reached what it considers a major milestone: it now has 1 million members outside the United States. [News.com]   AOL hits 1 million mark outside U.S. - America Online expects to announce in the next few weeks that it has 1 million subscribers outside the United States, chairman and chief executive Stephen Case said today. [News.com]   AOL joins women's site trend - If anyone doubts that the gender gap on the Net is closing, and closing fast, they need only take a quick surf. Just a year ago, women who wanted to find information aimed directly at their own interests had slim pickings. [News.com]     [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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