Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1998 > September New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   House hearing live on Net - The House Agriculture Committee will become the first congressional body to broadcast proceedings live over the Internet, a committee spokesman said today. [News.com]   House subcommittee passes CDA II - In the wake of the House's rush to post the sexually explicit Starr report on the Net last week, lawmakers today pushed forward a bill that to the naked eye would seem to make it a crime for commercial Web sites to do the same thing. [News.com]   House to post Starr report online - If large parts of Kenneth Starr's report are made public tomorrow, the presidency isn't the only thing that could come crashing down. [News.com]   I'm sorry, says Microsoft exec - Extending an olive branch to the software industry, a Microsoft executive in charge of relationships with Windows developers today apologized to members of the Software Publishers Association for the company's arrogance in the past. [News.com]   IBM adds ViaVoice to more PCs - IBM refreshed its line of Aptiva consumer PCs today, introducing new models featuring Big Blue's ViaVoice speech recognition software. [News.com]   IBM adds two to elite committee - IBM is promoting two executives to its corporate executive committee, including only the second woman to join the elite group of Big Blue decision makers, according to reports. [News.com]   IBM enters the copper age - IBM's new copper chip marks the computing giant's bid for glory in the microprocessor world. [News.com]   IBM expands Net payment options - IBM is fleshing out its Internet payments server by adding support for a hybrid it dubs MoSET. [News.com]   IBM exploring Korean joint venture - South Korean conglomerate SK Group and IBM are negotiating a joint venture which would provide consulting services to SK subsidiaries. [News.com]   IBM forced out of Intel chip market - The first casualty of the low-cost processor market is paradoxically one of the largest players in the computer industry: IBM. [News.com]   IBM gains in China joint venture - Great Wall Computer Shenzhen said yesterday it plans to sell a 19 percent stake in a joint venture with IBM to the U.S. computer maker. [News.com]   IBM lands $2 billion Boeing deal - Boeing extended its computing relationship with IBM today by awarding Big Blue a five-year outsourcing contract with an estimated value of $2 billion. [News.com]   IBM moves in on ISPs - IBM today rolled out a number of server software tools aimed at attracting Internet service providers looking to upgrade their networks and win more business in outsourced Web apps. [News.com]   IBM mum on NetObjects IPO - IBM on Friday declined to comment on a report the company plans to take public its NetObjects Internet software affiliate. [News.com]   IBM offers services for SAP, others - Big Blue is looking for some more green with a new global services division targeting the lucrative enterprise resource planning market. [News.com]   IBM perks up in Silicon Valley - In Silicon Valley, Big Blue's employees wear black. [News.com]   IBM plugs networking in China - Asia's financial turmoil has hammered spending on information technology in many countries but China remains a bulwark of investment, IBM chairman Lou Gerstner said today. [News.com]   IBM readies networking tools - Just as a new executive takes the helm of IBM's networking hardware division, Big Blue is adding a new series of networking tools to its roster, extending its presence in the corporate market and tying its line of routing devices to the multimedia age. [News.com]   IBM sale may draw many suitors - IBM may get to choose from among a long list of potential buyers for its Global Network, the far-flung data network operation which sources say it has put up for auction. [News.com]   IBM says may sell global network - IBM today announced that it is exploring the possibility of selling its global network, the underlying infrastructure that provides consumer and business connections to the Internet. [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 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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