Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1998 > December New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Microsoft takes on "domain squatting" - Microsoft is taking aim at two Texas men who registered domain names that use the word "microsoft." [News.com]   Microsoft to appeal Java ruling - Microsoft said today that it will appeal a federal judge's preliminary ruling ordering it to modify its Java products. [News.com]   Microsoft trying to match Sun's Jini - Microsoft is scrambling to catch rival Sun Microsystems after falling behind in the race to simplify computer networks. [News.com]   Microsoft won't get Netscape tapes - A U.S. appeals court today denied Microsoft's bid to get secret tapes about competitor Netscape from two business school professors who interviewed top executives at the browser company. [News.com]   Microsoft's Chromeffects coming out after all - Microsoft's problem-plagued Chromeffects multimedia technology is headed to market after all--in bits and pieces, CNET News.com has learned. [News.com]   Microsoft, Bristol look forward to trial - Legal adversaries Microsoft and Bristol Technology today both claimed vindication in a federal court ruling and said they looked forward taking their dispute to a jury in 1999. [News.com]   Microsoft, CTP team for corporate deals - Cambridge Technology Partners is hooking its caboose to the Microsoft train. [News.com]   Microsoft, Compaq in storage pact - Microsoft and Compaq said they are working on software to make it easier to create high-capacity data storage systems that will give the next generation of corporate Windows users rapid access to centrally stored data. [News.com]   Microsoft, Thingworld.com in streaming deal - Microsoft and multimedia software company Thingworld.com today unveiled a system to send interactive video used to display copyrighted images over the Internet--an idea which sounds sophisticated until you know it's being used by the World Wrestling Federation (WWF). [News.com]   Microsoft, others to buy Thomson stake - Microsoft and three partners will pay $318 million for about a third of French state-owned Thomson Multimedia to help the world's No. 4 consumer electronics maker develop technology for television. [News.com]   Microsoft-Bristol spat may go to trial - A federal judge today rejected a small Connecticut software firm's demand for a preliminary injunction against Microsoft that would have forced the software giant to hand over its latest source code immediately, a Microsoft spokesman said. [News.com]   Microsoft: Hungry for bandwidth? - Microsoft has turned to a relatively new player in the telecommunications sweepstakes for a boost into an elusive market. [News.com]   Microsoft: Sun wanted to destroy Wintel - Stinging from another showing of damaging testimony by Microsoft chief Bill Gates, the software giant today painted Sun Microsystems as an aggressor that plotted to destroy the high-tech industry's biggest players while overselling its Java technology. [News.com]   Microsoft: Win 98 has "minor" Y2K problems - Microsoft said its Windows 98 operating system has minor Year 2000 problems and is making an update that fixes the glitch available on the Internet and CD-ROMs. [News.com]   MindSpring files to offer more shares - MindSpring Enterprises filed regulatory papers today to offer up to 2.3 million additional shares of stock in the national Internet service provider. [News.com]   MindSpring may be telco buyout target - Following speculation earlier this week about Sprint deepening its relationship with EarthLink, analysts say other ISPs--particularly the still independent MindSpring Enterprises--may shortly become acquisition targets for telephone companies. [News.com]   Mining Company to make stock offering - The Mining Company, a network of special-interest Net sites and search engine company, has filed to raise as much as $50 million through an initial stock offering. [News.com]   Mirapoint readies Net email servers - Messaging software maker Mirapoint later this month will begin shipping its new Internet email servers. [News.com]   Mobil, Exxon face Y2K conversion together - Once federal regulators approve the merger of fuel titans Mobil and Exxon, the joined company--soon to be Exxon Mobil--will face a daunting, multimillion-dollar Y2K conversion program together. [News.com]   More countries seen ratifying software treaty - More countries were expected to ratify an international anti-software piracy treaty after the United States recently approved legislation updating copyright law, the Business Software Alliance said today. [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 38 39 40 41 42 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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