Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1998 > April New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   @Home users nearly double - @Home, which provides Net access via cable, said today that its subscriber base had nearly doubled to 90,000 so far this year but nevertheless continues to lose money in its first quarter. [News.com]   A Mac OS like Windows CE? - Apple Computer (AAPL) interim chief executive Steve Jobs will outline the company's software strategy at its Worldwide Developer Conference next month, the company said today. [News.com]   A Y2K fix for networked PCs - A privately owned U.S. company said today that it was launching software for dealing with the millennium bug in networked personal computers. [News.com]   A spec to redefine multimedia - A new Web development language, approved today by the World Wide Web Consortium, could redefine how multimedia is delivered over the Web and help developers build television and CD-ROM-quality Net content, supporters said. [News.com]   ABC, ESPN get into e-commerce - ABC and ESPN are getting into the e-commerce game. [News.com]   ACLU challenges Net content bill - New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson may have felt free speech watchdogs nipping at his heels when signing a bill that made it a crime to send minors sexually explicit material over the Net. [News.com]   AMD can do Pentium II, P6 chip - It may not be straight, but the legal path is clear for Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) to build microprocessors that use the "P6" system bus, a closely guarded Intel technology. [News.com]   AMD may get IBM investment - Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) apparently has received an investment from IBM and has started a process under which CEO Jerry Sanders may step down in the next 12 months, according to an analyst's report. [News.com]   AMD settles K5 lawsuit - Advanced Micro Devices settled a securities lawsuit regarding its older K5 processors, a development that is expected result in a widening of the company's first-quarter loss. [News.com]   AMD stock falls 10% after report - Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) saw its stock fall more than 10 percent today after posting a wider-than-expected first-quarter loss that it blamed on production problems and an industry slowdown. [News.com]   AOL advertising takes off - In a move that may tempt critics to call the company "full of hot air," America Online (AOL) announced today the inflation of its very own hot air balloon. [News.com]   AOL buys stake in FamilyEducation - America Online said it took a stake today in FamilyEducation, a developer of education services and resources, and entered into a long-term strategic partnership with the company to boost the development of an interactive network to link parents and teachers. [News.com]   AOL cleared in Drudge libel case - A federal judge has dismissed a $30 million defamation suit filed against America Online by a White House adviser, ruling that Internet service providers are immune from civil suits stemming from the editorial content they carry. [News.com]   AOL inks deal with TheStreet.com - In its latest move to overhaul its financial services, America Online today announced a linking deal with investment news Web site TheStreet.com to provide financial analysis and live events to AOL subscribers. [News.com]   AOL plans DSL access trials - America Online (AOL) today announced that it will be starting field trials that will give selected customers high-speed access to the online network. [News.com]   AOL reaches 12 million mark - America Online today announced another milestone--it has it the 12 million member mark, continuing to outpace its competition. [News.com]   AOL signs on Music Boulevard - N2K has struck a deal with AOL Europe for its Music Boulevard to be the exclusive music partner for America Online's European services, the company said today. [News.com]   AOL slow to grow in Japan - Can signing on 100,000 members in Japan be considered a milestone for the world's largest online service? [News.com]   AOL's unstoppable stock - Neither Microsoft Network, nor disgruntled customers, nor a 10 percent price hike can stop the America Online (AOL) freight train. [News.com]   AT&T blames outage on software - AT&T said today its recent frame relay network failure was due to a software-based problem. [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 34 35 36 37 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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