Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1997 > June New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   AOL sells airtime to Auto-By-Tel - America Online (AOL) proved again today that its strategy of charging companies for airtime is working. [News.com]   AOL signs major online shopping deal - Undaunted by the failure of IBM's World Avenue, America Online (AOL) announced plans today for a $50 million online shopping network. [News.com]   AOL unit, Nynex sign intranet deal - America Online's (AOL) network service unit ANS Communications said today it has agreed to a comprehensive relationship with Nynex (NYN). [News.com]   AOL users may pay as they play - America Online (AOL) may soon be turning its attention to the tough market of fee-based online gaming. [News.com]   AOL users warned of hackers - America Online (AOL) and the National Computer Security Association jointly warned today that would-be thieves are continually targeting members of the world's largest online service with programs that can be used to swipe passwords and steal accounts. [News.com]   AT&T, iMall open bargain store - AT&T's (T) Internet access service, WorldNet, and Web mall operator iMall (IIML) opened a new bargain storefront for brand-name merchandise. [News.com]   Action to fight Novell patent ruling - Action Technologies said today it will appeal a U.S. District Court's ruling that found one of its patent invalid after the company claimed Novell's GroupWise software infringed on that patent. [News.com]   Ad agency bids Apple farewell - Citing an impasse over direction, Apple Computer's (AAPL) long-time advertising firm is stepping away from the struggling computer maker, after Apple said it will review the account and allow other ad firms to make their best bid. [News.com]   Alcatel, Hayes in high-speed modem pact - Alcatel Alsthom (ALA), the European telecom equipment group, said today it is teaming up with U.S. modem maker Hayes Microcomputer in a deal to develop high-speed Internet access equipment. [News.com]   All-in-one home services roll out - A much-hyped benefit of utility deregulation--one-stop shopping for phone, energy, and Net access--is starting to catch on. [News.com]   Amazon.com offers book discounts - Less than a month after its hot initial public offering, Amazon.com (AMZN) today announced significantly lower prices on its books. [News.com]   Analysts: Microsoft, Nokia deal unlikely - An ownership deal between Finnish telecommunications group Nokia and Microsoft (MSFT) is an unlikely prospect even though it would make sense, equity analysts said today. [News.com]   Apple makes push deals - As Microsoft rushes to convert Windows into a tuner for receiving Internet information broadcasts, Apple Computer (AAPL) is following suit by partnering with leading push companies. [News.com]   Apple makes push deals - As Microsoft rushes to convert Windows into a tuner for receiving Internet information broadcasts, Apple Computer (AAPL) is following suit by partnering with leading push companies. [News.com]   Apple makes up with clone makers - The chill between clone vendors and Apple over Mac OS licensing is beginning to thaw, a process that is expected to free the Mac market to adopt a next-generation PowerPC processor. [News.com]   Apple sees profits by September - Apple Computer (AAPL) said today it wanted to return to profitability by the end of September under a structure based on annual sales of about $7.5 billion. [News.com]   Apple to ship Mac OS 8 next month - Apple Computer (AAPL) expects to unveil its latest upgrade to the Macintosh operating system in late July. [News.com]   Armada sails into retail channel - Compaq (CPQ) today released a business notebook for the retail channel as part of its never-ending quest to grab market share. [News.com]   Artisoft halves workforce - Aiming to cut costs amidst continued losses and shrinking revenue, network software maker Artisoft (ASFT) today said it will cut over 50 percent of its workforce as part of a restructuring effort. [News.com]   Avant wants prosecutor removed - Avant (AVNT), whose executives face felony charges of stealing business secrets, filed a court motion to disqualify the district attorney handling the case, citing conflict of interest and unfair access to evidence. [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 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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