Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1997 > May New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   NEC joins chip project in China - NEC will join a major national microchip project in China with the aim of building up China's semiconductor chip industry. [News.com]   NEC to offer new midrange server - NEC Computer Systems on Tuesday will announce a new midrange server designed to offer features found on more expensive computers. [News.com]   NYT bookshop picks Barnes & Noble - Who said the Net was the end of books? On the contrary, online bookshops are engaged in a heated battle over who will control valuable virtual shelf space. [News.com]   Name game with Microsoft - Over the past few days, someone has been registering dirty domain names in the name of Microsoft. It's enough to make Bob blush. [News.com]   Narrowing an AltaVista search - There's a growing trend in cyberspace: software that lets users filter the information that Web search engines dig up. [News.com]   Nasdaq posts more gains - The Nasdaq ($COMPQ) today recorded another 30-point-plus gain, fueled by the technology stocks that dominate the index. [News.com]   Net TV race still wide-open - "April 6, when Microsoft announced it was buying WebTV, my phone started ringing off the hook," said Philip Monego, chief executive of NetChannel, a service and content provider for Internet TV. [News.com]   Net antitax bills move ahead - Legislation is moving ahead to prevent state and local governments from imposing new taxes on Internet transactions, with hearings expected in the next few weeks, congressional staff said. [News.com]   Net broadcasting to feature stars - Interop IBM (IBM), Microsoft (MSFT), and others will demonstrate Internet-based video broadcast technologies at Networld+Interop next week. [News.com]   Net gear consolidation coming - The Gigabit Ethernet cat is out of the bag. [News.com]   Net gear does double duty - A new access device company, debuting today, is offering hardware that could cut the costs for providing voice and data capabilities with one network pipe. [News.com]   Net naming plan signed - A pact to extend the Internet's naming system was signed by 57 attendees of a meeting hosted by the International Telecommunication Union in Geneva this week. At the same time, a California court denied a company's bid to halt the pact's implementation. [News.com]   Net printing standard advances - Microsoft (MSFT) and Hewlett-Packard (HWP) have submitted a proposed Internet printing standard to the Internet Engineering Task Force working group that is studying Web-based printing proposals. [News.com]   Net privacy proposal launched - Netscape Communications (NSCP), Firefly Network, VeriSign, and other leading Net technology providers have proposed a global standard for sending and receiving personal information across the Net. [News.com]   Net service traces family trees - Digging through dusty public records isn't the only way to trace your roots. Net surfers can now find their family trees online. [News.com]   Net tax freedom bill debated - Don't tax the Net--yet. [News.com]   Net telephony waits for call - Internet telephony advocates are mounting a large-scale demonstration of voice communications over the Net through ordinary telephones. [News.com]   Net venture capital doubles - Internet-related companies got an A+ on Price Waterhouse's quarterly report card on venture capital investments. [News.com]   NetAddress patches email bug - A free Internet email service, NetAddress, says it has patched up a security vulnerability that could have exposed its users' email accounts to rogue Web sites. [News.com]   NetApp readies monster server - Hoping to tap into the unquenchable thirst for faster access to data over the Internet, Network Appliance (NTAP) will announce a new enterprise-class server next week, code-named Mothra, that accelerates information retrieval, CNET NEWS.COM has learned. [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 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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