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MS betas support ECMA Script
- Microsoft (MSFT) may not have been the first to introduce a scripting language for the Internet, but it says it's the first to support a standard Internet scripting language. [News.com]
MS gets tough on Net security
- Following a rash of security-related glitches in its products earlier this year, Microsoft (MSFT) is stepping up its efforts to protect Net surfers from potential online risks. [News.com]
MS invests $1 billion in Comcast
- Apparently, things aren't moving fast enough for Microsoft (MSFT). [News.com]
MS posts IIS 4.0 beta
- Microsoft (MSFT) this will week introduce a major upgrade to its Internet Information Server, the company's Web server. [News.com]
MS-Netscape feud turns to cable
- The cutthroat battle between Netscape Communications (NSCP) and Microsoft (MSFT) seems to have expanded to a new playing field: high-speed cable Internet access. [News.com]
MS: Pure Java doesn't pay bills
- Microsoft (MSFT) is about to marry Sun Microsystems' (SUNW) Java technology more closely to its Windows 95 and Windows NT operating systems. [News.com]
MSN sticks with online access
- Expect Microsoft Network to continue making deals to bundle its content with access, but don't expect it to get out of the online access business any time soon. [News.com]
Mac advocates launch new publication
- A new magazine will hit newsstands later this week that will argue the case that Apple (AAPL) isn't in trouble, it's just misunderstood. [News.com]
Magaziner: Net cuts income gap
- The divide between rich and poor nations could widen if developing countries do not join a U.S. initiative to create a global framework for Internet trade, a senior White House adviser said. [News.com]
Many in survey say chat's too dirty
- Think there's too much filth in chat rooms? You're not alone, according to a survey released today by Cyberdialog. [News.com]
Marengi ousted from Novell
- Novell (NOVL) president Joe Marengi will be among the 1,000 workers losing their jobs at the struggling networking software company, according to sources. [News.com]
Matsushita stretches DVD storage
- Matsushita Electric announced today it has developed technology to produce high-definition DVD discs with more than five times the storage capacity of standard DVDs. [News.com]
Mayors ding bill to ban Net taxes
- While federal legislation to halt local taxes on the Net awaits a crucial vote tomorrow, hundreds of city mayors have lined up to stop the bill. [News.com]
Memphis beta testing next week
- The Windows 95 successor, an upgrade code-named Memphis, will enter its first full-scale beta program next week, Microsoft officials said yesterday during a conference here. [News.com]
Mercury Mail follows the money
- Mercury Mail, one of the largest email publishers on the Internet, plans to announce Monday that it's teaming up with Money magazine to offer stock quotes and a wider breadth of financial stories. [News.com]
Micro Express speeds notebook
- Micro Express is raising the speed limit for Intel-based mobile computing. [News.com]
Micron builds for DVD
- Micron Electronics (MUEI) will unveil new boxes with built-in DVD drives tomorrow, becoming the fourth PC maker to enter the new age of CD-ROMs. [News.com]
Micron chip prices edging up
- Micron Technology (MU) said the average selling prices for its computer memory chips had improved slightly in its fiscal third quarter compared with the previous three months. [News.com]
Micron to include Zip drive in notebook
- Iomega (IOM) said its internal notebook Zip drive will be included as an optional feature in Micron Electronics' (MUEI) new TransPort XKE notebook computers. [News.com]
Micron-NetFrame deal hurts stock
- PC maker Micron Electronics (MUEI) said today that it would acquire network server manufacturer NetFrame Systems (NETF) for $14 million--a move that didn't sit well with NetFrame investors, who immediately dumped the stock. [News.com]
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