Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1997 > June New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   CDA's loss is gain for software - One unlikely group of free-speech advocates--filtering software makers--say they won on two counts today: The defeat of the Communications Decency Act and the promise of increased sales of their products. [News.com]   CNET launches online service - CNET (CNWK) wants to make it a snap to get online. [News.com]   CNN, Oracle open Custom News - CNN Interactive and Oracle have opened a new cobranded site on the Web--dubbed Custom News--that provides personalized news from CNN and more than 100 other magazines and media organizations. [News.com]   Cable access gains speed - Cable Internet access is creeping up on dial-up providers, as Cox Communications gets ready to wire 100,000 more houses to the @Home Network. [News.com]   Cable, Windows 95 don't mix - Subscribers to a cable Internet access service who run Windows 95 on their computers may be inadvertently exposing their hard disks to other customers. [News.com]   Cabletron speeds Net access - Cabletron Systems (CS) today announced new technology to tie existing local switching hardware to wide area networks, along with an increased focus on management software geared toward the telecommunications market. [News.com]   Cabletron stock plunges - Cabletron Systems' (CS) stock was hit hard in morning trading as it added its name to the growing list of companies that anticipate lower-than-expected revenue and profits for the June quarter. [News.com]   Calling Bill Gates, the dance remix - Bill Gates is now officially a cultural icon. He has his own pop song. [News.com]   Campaign data drive accelerates - Internet access to campaign finance data is advancing in seven states, according to a report issued by the California Voter Foundation today. [News.com]   Campaign reform coming online - The fat cats who fund American politics are increasingly being forced to open their books to the Net as states push campaign finance reform into the digital age. [News.com]   Canadian bank invests in smart cards - Supporters say a new trial in Canada for "cashless" automatic teller machines may jumpstart the moribund smart card industry in North America. [News.com]   Canceled spammer sues ISP - On April 15, spam purveyor Cyber Promotions issued a press release saying it had signed a three-year contract with WorldCom, a provider that would allow it to spam the Net with relative impunity. [News.com]   Candle ships MQSecure middleware - Software maker Candle has shipped MQSecure, a new tool for securing networked communications using IBM's MQSeries message queuing middleware. [News.com]   CarPoint to crib local ad dollars - Microsoft's (MSFT) CarPoint has added new auto shopping features today, which could put greater pressure on newspapers looking to keep their lucrative advertising revenue. [News.com]   Chat goes beyond online services - Net surfers' constant gabbing is driving companies to create a slew of new features for real-time digital chatter. [News.com]   Children at center of privacy debate - As it wraps up a week of hearings on privacy policies, the Federal Trade Commission is focusing on concerns over the rights of children, which could influence the agency's recommendations to Congress on the role of government in broader privacy issues. [News.com]   China denies computer diversion - China today dismissed U.S. charges that it had diverted U.S.-made supercomputers for military use, saying the purchases were used for scientific research. [News.com]   China develops supercomputer - China has a new computer, and this one's not for your desktop. [News.com]   China regulates business Net access - China has enacted tougher rules on Internet access, requiring all units doing business related to the global computer network to apply for licenses, the official Xinhua news agency said. [News.com]   Chip design deals boost Avant stock - Avant (AVNT) stock jumped after the software company said it won two contracts worth about $46 million over the next three years for its chip design products. [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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