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Only half of U.S. counties have Y2K plan - It will cost the United States' 3,069 counties about $1.7 billion to fix millennium computer problems, but only half have started the job, the National Association of Counties said today. [News.com]
 
Onsale to link auctions to Yahoo - Live Internet auctioneer Onsale said today that it will provide links from its Internet auctions to the "Small Business" Web page of Internet navigation guide Yahoo. [News.com]
 
Open Text extends offer for PC Docs - Open Text, a Canadian software company, extended its $107 million bid for PC Docs International until Friday, even though PC Docs has rejected the stock offer. [News.com]
 
Open Text woos PC Docs Group - Open Text is making a public marriage proposal to PC Docs Group, but the suitor has yet to respond. [News.com]
 
Opposed groups agree on antispam strategy - A legislative strategy to rid the Net of unwanted commercial email was hammered out Friday by an unlikely alliance of direct marketers and antispam activists. [News.com]
 
Oracle aims for Europe auto manufacturing - Oracle wants a Jaguar, and a Peugot, a Fiat, and perhaps a Volkswagen. Or at least a piece of the lucrative European auto manufacturing business. [News.com]
 
Oracle goes in for the Siebel kill - The Oracle marketing machine is trying to wound Siebel Systems, and then go in for the kill. [News.com]
 
Oracle offers a quick-fix that fits - Oracle is getting lean and fast to lure medium manufacturers. [News.com]
 
Oracle shares spike on earnings news - Shares in database software maker Oracle soared this morning following the company's better-than-expected earnings report. [News.com]
 
Oracle speeds up clock for government - Oracle is speeding up the clock for the government. [News.com]
 
Oracle to offer shares of Japan unit - Oracle is cutting a small piece of Asia loose to raise awareness of its products in the region. [News.com]
 
Oracle unveils billing software - Oracle, leading a flurry of online billing announcements today. jumped into the burgeoning market of vendors pursuing banks, billing services, and billers so they can present bills online and let customers pay them electronically. [News.com]
 
Oracle's Raw Iron plan not fully forged - Oracle's Raw Iron plan isn't fully forged. [News.com]
 
Oracle, Sun forgoing operating systems? - Oracle and Sun Microsystems are set to announce Monday they will work together on a new type of computer that does not require an operating system, analysts and industry sources said. [News.com]
 
Oracle, Sun plans are sans operating system - The operating system is history. [News.com]
 
Oracle, Sun team against Microsoft - The network computer concept isn't dead--it's just moved to servers. [News.com]
 
Oracle: India's bug problem significant - Indian firms have a significant exposure to the millennium bug problem in computers, the manager of the Indian unit of Oracle said today. [News.com]
 
PC Docs rejects Open Text merger bid - Open Text is going to need a shotgun if it wants to marry PC Docs. [News.com]
 
PSINet stakes out more network territory - Global Internet service provider PSINet has purchased high-speed network capacity in the San Francisco Bay Area and has acquired three Web hosting firms in Hong Kong, continuing its international acquisition binge. [News.com]
 
Pacific Bell denied long distance rights - The California Public Utilities Commission today denied Pacific Bell's request to provide long distance voice service and agreed to set the costs the local phone company is allowed to charge for connections to its network. [News.com]
 
 
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