Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1997 > November New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   ABC site adds news search - ABCNews.com will announce next week a new audio and video search tool to help users navigate the multimedia-heavy site. [News.com]   AGIS turns back on spam - Last spring, while skeptical Netizens watched in horror, backbone Internet service provider AGIS opened its virtual doors and welcomed spammers, the pariahs of the Net. [News.com]   AMD bundles K6, cuts prices - Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), hoping to spark sales of its K6 MMX processors, said it will sell its processors with bundled components, even as it cut K6 processor prices, as reported last week by CNET's NEWS.COM. [News.com]   AMD near deals with PC makers - Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) may soon begin supplying K6 processors to two more major PC manufacturers, though others still resist its chip. [News.com]   AMD near deals with PC makers - Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) may soon begin supplying K6 processors to two more major PC manufacturers, though others still resist its chip. [News.com]   AMD struggles with chip production - During a meeting with analysts, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) said today that its K6 processor production problems have not gone away, and that those troublesome issues are going to affect profitability and production goals. [News.com]   AMD's Dham resigns - Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) said yesterday that Vinod Dham, one of the top executives responsible for the company's flagship K6 computer chip, had resigned for "personal reasons." [News.com]   AOL checks up on chat leaders - America Online (AOL) is now conducting background checks on the community leaders who work in its "Kids Only" area. [News.com]   AOL competes abroad - The cost of logging on to the Net is falling in countries outside the United States as foreign markets get wired and competition heats up. [News.com]   AOL denies password theft - A top America Online executive denies that users could have their passwords stolen when using the service's "instant message" feature. [News.com]   AOL earnings, membership up - America Online (AOL) today reported its third straight profitable quarter and came within a breath of hitting its membership goal earlier than expected. [News.com]   AOL expands 56-kbps access - America Online (AOL) today announced the expansion of its 56-kbps access to 410 cities, using 3Coms x2 technology. [News.com]   AOL hits 10 million mark - America Online (AOL) today announced that it has signed up its 10 millionth subscriber, achieving that subscription milestone six weeks in advance of its New Year's target date. The growth was fueled by a booming overseas market as well as continued growth at home. [News.com]   AOL offers voice contest - If the folks at America Online (AOL) know the whereabouts of the guy who recorded the original "Welcome, you've got mail" greeting played millions of times a day, they're not telling. [News.com]   AOL settlement challenged - A proposed settlement of a class action lawsuit brought by America Online (AOL) subscribers who had trouble accessing the network earlier this year should not be accepted because it will not benefit most of the subscribers, attorneys argued. [News.com]   AOL speech ruling cuts both ways - Online service providers had good reason to cheer last week when a federal appeals court ruled that America Online (AOL) was not liable for defamatory remarks posted by its subscribers. Champions of unfettered Net speech, however, shouldn't be quite so sanguine. [News.com]   AOL suffers email lapse - America Online (AOL) suffered its second email outage in two weeks this morning when a router failed after routine system maintenance, according to the company. [News.com]   AOL to put software on music CDs - If listening to Michael Bolton gives you that sudden urge to, well, go online, then America Online (AOL) has just the thing for you. [News.com]   AOL, Time Warner target teens - Time Warner (TWX) and America Online (AOL) announced a deal today to offer content from a new magazine to be called Teen People exclusively on AOL, executives said. [News.com]   AOL, Time Warner target teens - Time Warner (TWX) and America Online (AOL) announced a deal today to offer content from a new magazine to be called Teen People exclusively on AOL, executives said. [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 33 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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