Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1998 > November New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Vantive's plan protects stockholders - Vantive is circling the wagons to protect its stockholders against a hostile takeover. [News.com]   Venezuela telecoms price bug at $100 million - Venezuela's telecommunications sector is spending more than $100 million to beat the Year 2000 technical bug, a senior telephone company executive said yesterday. [News.com]   Verio amends Hiway deal after slump - Internet service provider Verio will pay $257.2 million in cash and stock for Hiway Technologies under an agreement revised after a 37-percent drop in Verio's share price. [News.com]   Via breaks Intel grip on chips - Intel and a processor rival have reached an agreement paving the way for more competition in the market for Pentium II chips. [News.com]   Viasoft updates Y2K compliancy suite - Viasoft today rolled out the latest version of its suite of applications for making PCs and client-server networks Year 2000 compliant. [News.com]   Viewers barely notice HDTV debut - Just as "living color" replaced black-and-white television decades ago, another historic milestone was made Sunday when networks officially introduced the first "high definition" broadcasts. [News.com]   VocalTec soars on Cisco deal - Internet telephony upstart VocalTec Communications got a stock boost with the announcement that its technology will interoperate with back-end systems from data networking company Cisco Systems [News.com]   WallStreetSex.com backs down - Faced with a $5 million lawsuit over its design, WallStreetSex.com has decided it doesn't pay to be cute. [News.com]   Wang Global beats the Street - Shares of international computer networker Wang Global moved higher today after the company posted third quarter earnings that beat Wall Street estimates and said previously announced cost-cutting measures are on track [News.com]   Wang touts spy-proof portable - Wang Global has introduced a new portable computer, but it's not going to be winning any svelteness contests. [News.com]   Wang: Technology should boost sales - Technologies today used primarily to cut corporate costs should be redirected to boost sales, keynoter Charles Wang told a Comdex audience today. [News.com]   Wang: Technology should boost sales - Technologies today used primarily to cut corporate costs should be redirected to boost sales, keynoter Charles Wang told a Comdex audience today. [News.com]   WavePhore revs delivery service - WavePhore today announced that it will launch the beta release of the next version of its WaveTop information delivery service. [News.com]   Web flocks to Prince Charles site - The launch of Prince Charles' Web site Wednesday proved to be a huge success on the Internet, with 1.75 million hits recorded in its first 24 hours. [News.com]   WebTV adds features - Microsoft's WebTV Networks is adding features to its Internet TV service, including online commerce partners and a shopping guide, in a bid to attract subscribers this holiday season. [News.com]   WebTV under pressure - WebTV users can't get the newest version of the most popular audio software on the Net. And a survey indicates there's more WebTV dissatisfaction brewing. [News.com]   WebTV users want features - WebTV users want support for Java, Real Audio, and a host of multimedia Web standards, according to a recent survey of its subscribers. [News.com]   Webnoize takes on digital music - Rockers met computer geeks at the Webnoize Internet music show as the $40 billion music industry grappled with issues ranging from piracy to new strategies emerging from rapidly evolving technology. [News.com]   Wells Fargo's Y2K costs could hit $141 million - Wells Fargo said yesterday that it has incurred $77 million in charges on its Year 2000 project so far and costs could rise to $141 million. [News.com]   Will DTV kill commercial breaks? - Digital television will kill the commercial break as viewers revel in their ability to roam across dozens of programs and channels, according to a new study. [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 43 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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