Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1997 > December New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Net sales up, no threat to stores - In the grand scheme of things, online sales will likely account for only a small amount of gift-buying receipts this season. [News.com]   Net summit a must for industry - During the recent negotiations over television ratings, Hollywood studios participated under threat of government intervention. The high-tech industry's involvement in the Children's Internet Summit is voluntary, much the same way--like a groom's participation in a shotgun wedding. [News.com]   Net summit raises safety issues - As the debate continues in Washington at the Children's Internet Summit, questions abound regarding how to best keep children safe on the Internet, especially in the areas of parental control, filtering software, and educating children about avoiding sexual predators and obscene content. [News.com]   Netcom, Metricom go wireless - Trying to breathe life into the wireless Net access market, Netcom and modem maker Metricom today announced a new $49.95 per month service targeted at roaming online users. [News.com]   Netizens to weigh parole decision - In the latest example of the growing use of the Internet as a forum for public opinion, New York Attorney General Dennis Vacco has asked the public to weigh in on the proposed parole of a convicted killer, via the Internet. [News.com]   Netscape deal threatens partner - With its acquisition of Kiva Software, Netscape Communications (NSCP) is gaining new technology and new blood but has put another business relationship in doubt. [News.com]   Netscape embraces digital signatures - Netscape Communications said today that the latest version of its Web browser adds the ability to use digital signatures, which could expand the use of online banking and other e-commerce services. [News.com]   Netscape expands network software - Netscape (NSCP) announced today that it has expanded its network administration software, Netscape Mission Control, to manage cross-platform shared network resources. [News.com]   Netscape late to leverage traffic - When it comes to Netscape Communications (NSCP) taking advantage of its heavily visited Web site to make money, the motto that comes to mind is "better late than never." [News.com]   Netscape may miss quarter - Morgan Stanley analyst Mary Meeker said today there was a 60 percent chance Netscape Communications (NSCP) might report earnings that fall short of estimates in the upcoming quarter. [News.com]   Netscape set to hold or up market share - Netscape Communications cofounder Marc Andreessen said today he expected his company to "hold or grow" its market share of 67 percent against rival Microsoft's browser products on the Internet. [News.com]   Netscape sharpens Javagator plans - Netscape Communications (NSCP) says it will have an all-Java browser ready for network computers and other clients by July. [News.com]   Netscape touts "Customer Choice" - Netscape has launched its campaign dubbed "Customer Choice," which offers Netizens instructions for downloading Netscape Communicator client software and uninstalling Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser. [News.com]   Netscape touts 425 design "wins" - Netscape Communications (NSCP) said it achieved a total of 425 design wins for its products during the first three quarters of 1997, more than double the number it reported in early July. [News.com]   Netscape upbeat on Asia prospects - Netscape Communications (NSCP) expects its revenue from Asia to double in 1998 despite the region's economic troubles, a company official said today. [News.com]   Netscape, @Home up partnership - "Take that, Microsoft." [News.com]   Network market moves to switches - This year may be remembered as the year the proverbial tide turned against traditional routing in the internetworking technology industry. [News.com]   Network sector weathering storm - While most major networking companies are grappling with Asian economic woes and inventory issues that have caused investors to view their stocks warily, analysts see signs that the sector can weather the turbulence. [News.com]   New Eudora more than just email - Hoping to make its Eudora email package more appealing to corporate users, Qualcomm (QCOM) today rolled out a new version of its Eudora email suite as well as a universal messaging package for Windows. [News.com]   New NEC PCs take off in Japan - Japan's NEC said PCs based on the industry-standard Intel-Windows platform are dramatically outselling PCs based on its proprietary architecture, just five weeks after their introduction. [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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