Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1998 > November New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Cindy's site won't be free - In an attempt to reclaim her image from the amateur Web hosts, Cindy Crawford is now strutting her way onto the Web. [News.com]   Cirrus to spin off modem business - Cirrus Logic said it had signed a letter of intent to spin off its PC modem business for an undisclosed sum to 40 employees who will form a private company called Ambient Technologies. [News.com]   Cisco gains on earnings news - Shares of networking equipment company Cisco Systems jumped today after the company yesterday posted first-quarter profits that exceeded analysts' expectations by a penny. [News.com]   Cisco rings in phone sales - Cisco Systems revealed today it will soon begin marketing telephones to spur adoption of its back-end voice/data convergence equipment intended to lower long distance voice costs for corporations. [News.com]   Civil liberties groups move to block CDAII - Free speech advocates will ask a federal court Thursday to block enforcement of the Child Online Protection Act, which could force an array of Web sites to verify the age of visitors or face stiff penalties and prison time. [News.com]   Clean News proposed as Usenet censor - A Chicago programmer is launching a service he says will strip child porn and pirated software out of Usenet for ISPs that want to protect themselves from prosecutors' raids. [News.com]   Clinton seeks expanded e-commerce - President Bill Clinton today reaffirmed his belief that the private sector, not government, should lead efforts to boost Internet commerce, sticking to a hands-off approach that pleases industry but leaves consumer activists and some European governments frowning. [News.com]   Clinton, Gore to promote e-commerce - President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore on Monday will ask executives from companies like Cisco Systems, as well as legislators and government officials, to help boost the Internet as a global marketplace. [News.com]   Cloudscape to test Java database - Java database maker Cloudscape this month begins testing on the next version of its embeddable database designed for distributed and mobile applications. [News.com]   Cold water chills EarthLink euphoria - EarthLink Network executives today threw cold water on rumors that Sprint might soon buy their company outright, taking the steam out of a Wall Street buying frenzy that drove the company's shares up 37 percent Friday. [News.com]   Comcast meets Street forecasts - Giant cable operator Comcast today reported that its consolidated operating cash flow for the third quarter increased 15.3 percent to $420.7 million from the $365 million reported in the year-ago quarter, meeting cable analysts' expectations. [News.com]   Comdex mobile device showings patchy - On the eve of Comdex Fall 1998, the mobile computer market has expanded to the point where almost every conceivable design is available. [News.com]   Comdex mobile device showings patchy - On the eve of Comdex Fall 1998, the mobile computer market has expanded to the point where almost every conceivable design is available. [News.com]   Comdex sets sights on standards - Vendors will show off new gadgets and home devices at Comdex this year, although the real action may likely come from standards groups and industry consortiums which plan to hammer out reference designs for future products. [News.com]   Comdex sets sights on standards - Vendors will show off new gadgets and home devices at Comdex this year, although the real action may likely come from standards groups and industry consortiums which plan to hammer out reference designs for future products. [News.com]   Comdex to push TV on a PC - At the sprawling Comdex trade show next week in Las Vegas, companies will try to convince you to make your next TV a PC, while small PC makers will hawk sub-$700 computers. [News.com]   Comdex to push TV on a PC - At the sprawling Comdex trade show next week in Las Vegas, companies will try to convince you to make your next TV a PC, while small PC makers will hawk sub-$700 computers. [News.com]   Comdex: A booth with a view - More than a million people will walk down Convention Center Drive in Las Vegas this week, and very few of them will be there to pay homage to the Debbie Reynolds Casino. [News.com]   Comdex: Chip puppets and other buffoonery - This week, the fate of National Semiconductor will be in the hands of a puppet. [News.com]   Comdex: Mitsubishi boosts flat displays - Mitsubishi Electronics moved ahead in big, flat computer displays, offering a flat 22-inch conventional desktop monitor and an 18-inch LCD display. [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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