Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1997 > December New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   MS growth to slow in 1998 - Microsoft (MSFT) and its billionaire chairman, Bill Gates, will be scrutinized more closely than ever in 1998 as the software giant battles onslaughts from federal regulators and a well-organized alliance of rivals. [News.com]   MS invests in Net software firm - Internet start-up Elemental Software has raised $8 million from a group of investors, including Microsoft (MSFT), executives said yesterday. [News.com]   MS objects to special master - Microsoft (MSFT) has vowed to fight the appointment of a "special master" assigned to collect and weigh evidence in its high-stakes, high-profile antitrust battle with the Justice Department on the grounds that the computer law expert named may be biased. [News.com]   MS readies Office 98 for Macs - In advance of a January 6 rollout at MacWorld in San Francisco, Microsoft (MSFT) touted the newest features of its Office 98 Macintosh Edition at a demonstration today. [News.com]   MS to appeal, comply with injunction - In appealing Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson's temporary injunction that gives PC makers the option of shipping Windows 95 without the Internet Explorer browser, Microsoft (MSFT) said it would comply with the ruling and outlined how it intends to do so. [News.com]   MS tools, apps require browser - The common software files at the center of the latest twist in the federal case against Microsoft (MSFT) can be viewed in two ways: as necessary components that developers need to take advantage of the Windows operating system or potentially manipulative tools that could be used to extend the company's dominance to other applications, such as Web browsing. [News.com]   MS wins expedited appeal request - The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia today granted Microsoft (MSFT) its request for an expedited hearing to appeal a temporary injunction that prevents it from requiring computer vendors to bundle its Internet Explorer browser with its Windows operating system. [News.com]   MS, Intel focus on consumer devices - As the market for PCs matures, the two companies that have propelled the industry's exponential growth, Microsoft (MSFT) and Intel (INTC), are now leading manufacturers into a new era of inexpensive consumer electronics devices. [News.com]   MS, PC Docs link law firms, courts - Microsoft said it has formed an alliance with PC Docs Group International to promote an electronic legal and justice system that will digitally link law firms to courts and to each other. [News.com]   MS, SGI in graphics chip tie-up - Microsoft (MSFT) and Silicon Graphics are expected tomorrow to unveil a new graphics chip architecture that SGI will use to propel itself into the burgeoning Windows-Intel workstation market. [News.com]   MS: DOJ waffled, judge erred - Microsoft (MSFT) came out swinging in its latest round with the Justice Department, charging in court documents filed today that both the agency and the judge have botched key elements of the case. [News.com]   MSFT at 7-month low - Microsoft (MSFT) stock fell to a seven-month low today as investors grew increasingly concerned about bad publicity generated by the company's bitter battle with federal antitrust regulators. [News.com]   MSN restores email to AOL - Microsoft Network members using the latest version of the service now are able to send email to MSN's chief rival, America Online (AOL). [News.com]   MTV, Intel team for live show - In the latest example of the convergence of PCs and television, MTV Networks and Intel today announced the launch of "The Live Link," which will allow viewers of MTV's Live Show to interact with each other and the show's guests. [News.com]   Mac, clone prices falling - Just because the Macintosh clone computer is a vanishing breed doesn't mean Mac users won't continue to see inexpensive systems. [News.com]   Making Gold, OFX interoperate - Some 15 months after being launched by a group of major U.S. banks and IBM (IBM), the Integrion Financial Network is aiming to converge its data interchange technical standard with a similar standard backed by Microsoft (MSFT) and its partners. [News.com]   McCaw returns as Teledesic's CEO - Telecommunications entrepreneur and Teledesic investor Craig McCaw will resume his former job as CEO of the company, Teledesic announced today. The move is seen as an attempt to build a financial foundation for the underfunded sky-based Internet access company. [News.com]   MediaGate to acquire messaging - Industry observers say they see universal messaging as a new market for email package vendors. [News.com]   Memory price drops batter TI-Acer - TI-Acer, a joint venture of Acer of Taiwan and Texas Instruments), today said it was further lowering its 1997 financial forecasts due to slumping world prices for memory chips. [News.com]   Mercury Center gets new look - Mercury Center, the online edition of the San Jose Mercury News, today launched a redesign to include more updates of breaking news, sound clips and video clips, and improved navigation. [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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