Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1997 > September New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   McAfee told to preserve evidence - Symantec (SYMC) today said Magistrate Judge Edward A. Infante has ordered McAfee Associates to preserve evidence in the copyright infringement case filed by Symantec earlier this year. [News.com]   McNealy to percolate Java - Sun Microsystems (SUNW) will pursue standardizing its Java programming language even if current efforts with the International Standards Organization (ISO) don't result in making Java a standard, company chief executive Scott McNealy told CNET's NEWS.COM today in an exclusive interview. [News.com]   Media moguls lobby for copyright bill - Software, communications, and entertainment firms have been shelling out the lobbying dollars as they push Congress to pass a copyright bill favorable to their industries, the Center for Responsive Politics said in an alert released this week. [News.com]   Micron profits fall short - Micron Technology Inc. (MU) said late Monday that its fiscal fourth-quarter net income more than tripled. But it was still far less than Wall Street had expected because of a sharp drop in computer memory chip prices. [News.com]   Micron unveils fall PC lineup - Nampa, Idaho--Micron Electronics unveiled its fall 1997 line of personal computers including desktop, notebooks, and network-ready PCs. [News.com]   Micronics shakes up management - Floundering system-board manufacturer Micronics (MCRN) announced a shake-up of its senior management today that officials say will restore the companys status as a Silicon Valley success story. [News.com]   Microsoft CFO "leery" of valuation - Microsoft's (MSFT) chief financial officer is "leery" of the current valuation of the company's stock, Barron's reported in its September 15 edition. [News.com]   Microsoft changes IE 4 - A month before the release of its Internet Explorer 4.0 browser, Microsoft (MSFT) is making changes to the program's interface to respond to user feedback and complaints. [News.com]   Microsoft locks up online banking - Microsoft (MSFT) today announced new 128-bit encryption software intended to secure online financial transactions. [News.com]   Microsoft mints new Money - Microsoft (MSFT) will today roll out its latest personal finance management package, Money 98. [News.com]   Microsoft passed on CompuServe - Microsoft Network briefly flirted with the idea of buying CompuServe (CSRV), a move that surely would have threatened online giant America Online (AOL), according to a statement posted on MSN last night. [News.com]   Microsoft plots Windows upgrades - Microsoft (MSFT) officials said they will provide an easy upgrade path from Windows 3.x to the upcoming Windows NT 5.0. [News.com]   Microsoft preps Windows CE 2.0 - Microsoft (MSFT) is readying the next version of the Windows CE for release at the end of the month, a move that is expected to give rise to a host of new portable computing devices. [News.com]   Microsoft releases Windows CE 2.0 - At the Embedded Systems Conference in San Jose, California, Microsoft (MSFT) today officially released a new version of its Windows CE operating system that could be used in set-top boxes and larger handheld devices as well. [News.com]   Microsoft site purging Java - If you're looking for Java on Microsoft's (MSFT) home page, you'd better look fast. [News.com]   Microsoft still on antitrust hook - Now that the Federal Trade Commission is officially investigating Intel's (INTC) business practices, federal regulators have both halves of "Wintel" under scrutiny. [News.com]   Microsoft updates Project 98 - Microsoft (MSFT) has today released an upgrade for its project management software for the Windows operating system. [News.com]   Microsoft, AT&T invest in E-Stamp - E-Stamp, which has created a system for buying postage stamps over the Internet, will announce Monday that Microsoft (MSFT) and AT&T Ventures (T) have both taken ten-percent equity shares in the three-year-old firm. [News.com]   MindSpring buys Delphi customers - In the latest example of consolidation among Internet service providers, national ISP MindSpring (MSPG) said today it would acquire the dial-up Net subscribers of Delphi Internet Services. [News.com]   Mishaps cause small outage - Internet access for more than 1,000 surfers in Southern California was disrupted Friday and today for up to four hours, after fiber-optic cable was inadvertently cut by two different construction crews. [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 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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