Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1998 > October New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Wang sees larger loss for quarter - International computer networker Wang Global said today it expects a wider-than-expected net loss for the September quarter, including integration costs from its recent $390 million acquisition of Olsy, the former Olivetti SpA unit. [News.com]   Washington state's first spam suit - Using Washington's four-month-old antispam law, the state's attorney general today filed the first state lawsuit against a spammer. [News.com]   WavePhore updates push service - WavePhore is ready to wash onto Internet Explorer's shores with a new version of its content push service WaveTop. [News.com]   Web White & Blue launches - A site launched today hopes to combat voter apathy with something the Net has plenty of: information. [News.com]   Web server technology market shrinks - The Web application server technology market is becoming the incredible shrinking market. [News.com]   WebTV drops plans for Java support - If you have WebTV, don't count on using Java. [News.com]   WebTV gets Sesame Street deal - Big Bird, meet Bill Gates. [News.com]   When.com plans calendar launch - Internet start-up When.com is expected to launch its new calendar service next month, yet questions remain whether it will join forces with one of the portal heavy hitters. [News.com]   Where have all the tech IPOs gone? - The high-tech IPO market is cooling off faster than the fall temperatures. [News.com]   Will HotBot's ad blitz work? - Wired Digital is hoping that fans of the Drew Carey Show will also warm up to Boolean searches on HotBot. [News.com]   Will tech stocks spark rally? - Internet bellwether America Online and newcomer eBay post stellar results, both beating Wall Street's expectations. Strong earnings reports have fueled tech rallies on Wall Street of late, but more international jitters cut the streak short today. [News.com]   WinStar, Lucent in financing deal - Shares of WinStar Communications jumped 31 percent in heavy trading today after equipment maker Lucent Technologies agreed to help fund, develop, and build the upstart phone company's wireless communications network. [News.com]   Windows CE 2.11 launched - Microsoft released an upgraded version of its Windows CE operating system, a few days in advance of a developers' conference that will launch a new class of handheld computers sometimes known as "companion PCs." [News.com]   Windows NT firewalls unveiled - Network Associates and Axent both announced new versions of their Windows NT firewalls to guard corporate networks from unauthorized intrusions. [News.com]   Windows NT on new horizons - An effort to tailor Microsoft's Windows NT corporate operating system for specific industry uses continues to gain momentum, with executives expounding on the benefits of a Windows-based approach to real-time settings. [News.com]   Wireless group recruits members - More than 200 companies have joined an effort to cut the communication cords between electronic gadgets for a new wireless standard. [News.com]   X Architecture for IBM servers - IBM has begun an effort to increase the appeal of its Intel-based Netfinity servers, adopting technology from the company's more sophisticated computers. [News.com]   Xerox to double advertising budget - Xerox said today it intends to double its advertising budget to more than $200 million in 1999 and is starting a $25 million ad campaign for the remainder of 1998 to promote its digital products. [News.com]   Y2K bug will disrupt LME Metals - The millennium computer bug could cause volatility on the London Metal Exchange, the result of economic upheaval potentially triggered by global technology failures, Martin Squires of LME brokers Rudolf Wolff said. [News.com]   Y2K bug will disrupt LME Metals - The millennium computer bug could cause volatility on the London Metal Exchange, the result of economic upheaval potentially triggered by global technology failures, Martin Squires of LME brokers Rudolf Wolff said. [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 44 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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