Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1998 > December New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Net task force proposes Web standard - Documents may get easier to post to the Web thanks to the advancement this week of a specification called WebDAV. [News.com]   Net users flock to E*Trade portal - E*Trade Group said its new Web site has signed up more than 500,000 members since September, when the No. 2 online brokerage began a $100 million marketing campaign to add new brokerage accounts. [News.com]   NetManage readies for Y2K - PC-to-host connectivity applications maker NetManage has announced a slew of Y2K upgrades for its terminal emulation, TCP/IP suite, and PC networking software. [News.com]   Netiva changes name, goes mobile - With a new name and a new twist to link rentable applications with e-commerce, Portera Systems has unveiled its plan to deliver "business portals" for mobile users in mid-sized companies. [News.com]   Netscape CEO to quit @Home board - Netscape Communications president and chief executive James Barksdale said today that his company's proposed merger with America Online poses potential conflicts with his presence on the board of @Home, and he expects to resign his board seat. [News.com]   Netscape aims for smoother e-commerce - Although consumer shopping dominates e-commerce news this month, Netscape and a raft of other vendors this week are releasing software designed to smooth online procurement by businesses. [News.com]   Netscape looks for a wider audience - Netscape Communications is launching an advertising campaign designed to convert a wide audience, ranging from Martha Stewart Living readers to X-Files aficionados, into Netcenter users.As reported yesterday, Netscape [News.com]   Netscape readies affinity portal plan - On Monday, Netscape Communications will announce an initiative to help companies build Netcenter-powered portals that can also serve as corporate intranets. [News.com]   Netscape revving up new browser engine - Netscape is revving up a brand new engine for Communicator. [News.com]   Netscape to unveil "edgy" ad campaign - Netscape Communications tomorrow is expected to announce the launch of an extensive offline advertising campaign in hopes of boosting the image of its Netcenter portal, according to a source familiar with campaign. [News.com]   Netscape workers offered incentive to stay - America Online's top boss is offering employees at its newly acquired company, Netscape Communications, a financial incentive to stay on board. [News.com]   Netscapesucks.com asked to cease and desist - Netscape has fired a salvo at one of the Net's most infamous rabble-rousers, ordering him to take the name "Netscape" out of his Netscapesucks.com Web site. [News.com]   Network Associates opens "smart portal" - A month later than originally planned, Network Associates is unveiling its "smart portal" in preview mode, giving PC users a Web site to tune up their PCs and collaborate using hosted email, calendars, file storage, and document collaboration. [News.com]   Network Solutions' database dilemma - For years the company that holds the government-granted monopoly to administer the Internet's domain name system has opened its directory database--which includes the names, addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses of domain name holders--to anyone who wants it. [News.com]   Networkers get dose of holiday cheer - Networking stocks climbed today, spurred on by bullish industry expectations and a dose of overall good cheer on Wall Street. [News.com]   Networking-cable marriage in works? - Why would a networking company that counts on huge revenue streams from its sophisticated technology for phone service and the Internet be interested in a box that allows users to order the latest Leonardo DiCaprio movie for $3.95? [News.com]   New CEO, move for Deja News - Deja News, the Internet company that has grown from a newsgroup archiving business to a full-fledged portal based on the Net's bulletin boards, is moving its headquarters from the Lone Star State to the Big Apple and picking up a new chief executive along the way, the company announced today. [News.com]   New E*Trade members get AOL bonus - Online discount broker E*Trade on Wednesday said it has joined with America Online to offer AOL members free time and discounts if they sign up for E*Trade's brokerage services. [News.com]   New EDS chief gets warm reception from Street - Wall Street roundly applauded the hiring of former Cable & Wireless CEO Dick Brown as the new head of Electronic Data Systems, predicting he will quickly reenergize the world's second-largest services company. [News.com]   New Web radio technology aims for masses - Now anyone can be a Web DJ. 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