Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1997 > September New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Networkers fight for remote - Networking players continue to gang-tackle the booming remote access market in an effort to expand their lineup of wares for small businesses, enterprise networks, and service providers. [News.com]   Networking slump affects stocks - Despite the fact that it is facing some problems that go beyond an industry-wide slowdown, Ascends (ASND) announcement that it would miss expectations pushed a number of networking stocks slightly down today. [News.com]   New Apple ads to debut Sunday - Apple Computer (AAPL) will launch a new advertising campaign beginning this Sunday, the company said. [News.com]   New Cisco router to unclog ISPs - Networking giant Cisco Systems (CSCO) next month will ship a long-awaited router line intended to unclog congested Internet service provider (ISP) networks. [News.com]   New DVD format announced - A recordable format from the DVD Forum will help the producers of multimedia software bring content to the mass market, but technology that consumers can afford isn't in the cards. [News.com]   New Net ads make a noise - Web surfers used to cool, quiet Internet waters are in for a surprise this week from ads that not only blink and dance for attention but also bang and yell at users. [News.com]   New Net may not get '98 funding - Despite the White House's wishes and academia's needs for a better Net, Congress probably won't allot $100 million to the Next Generation Internet (NGI) initiative for 1998, the chair of the House Science Committee said today. [News.com]   New Sun NCs, software on way - Sun Microsystems (SUNW) will release two new JavaStations and a new complement of software this fall, though the potential market for these machines remains in flux. [News.com]   New app synchs site builders - NetObjects is trying to centralize control in the Web site building process with its release of a new client-server application that provides joint authoring, centralized control, and automated content control. [News.com]   New security for e-commerce - Internet security firm Cylink (CYLK) today introduced PrivateWire encryption software for sending sensitive data securely over the Net. [News.com]   New site for women in works - In the latest effort to deliver content to the growing numbers of female Web surfers, online content and community company iVillage has announced the launch of its newest site, Life Soup: The Women's Network. [News.com]   New software to shield privacy - Symantec (SYMC) today introduced new software that protects the privacy and PCs of Internet users. [News.com]   New spec for data warehousing - Microsoft (MSFT) today introduced a new specification aimed at making esoteric data-warehousing technology as easy to use as its packaged application software. [News.com]   New spin on DVD - As two new companies join the DVD Forum, the industry consortium working on setting recordable DVD standards, Hewlett-Packard is casting doubts on whether the standard will fly with consumers. [News.com]   New system for Web bill payments - Internet payments firm CyberCash (CYCH) and software vendor BlueGill Technologies today announced a joint solution that lets companies issue bills online and allows customers to pay those bills on the Web. [News.com]   News Corp. game unit sues AOL - Kesmai, a subsidiary of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, filed suit today against America Online (AOL), charging "flagrant violation of federal antitrust laws" in the online gaming market. [News.com]   News Corp. set for further global growth - News Corp. has cash balances of more than $2.7 billion and is in a strong financial position to pursue its global growth strategy, chairman Rupert Murdoch said Wednesday. "These cash resources, together with our established cash flows, give us the flexibility to finance future investments without jeopardizing our investment-grade credit ratings," Murdoch said in News Corp.'s annual report, issued Wednesday. [News.com]   News of losses cuts Intuit stock - Weighed down by a restructuring charge, Intuit (INTU) today reported a widened net loss, which caused the stock to slip in after-hours trading. [News.com]   Nomai ships super floppy amid legal wrangling - After months of legal wrangling between Iomega (IOM) and a European competitor, Iomega's popular Zip drive diskettes may have to make room for a lower-priced alternative. [News.com]   Novatel has wireless modem for PalmPilot - Novatel Wireless has begun shipping a wireless modem for U.S. Robotics' popular PalmPilot handheld computer. [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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