Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1998 > March New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Microsoft rivals walk fine line - Sun Microsystems and Netscape Communications are walking a fine line in calling for more regulation of Microsoft while simultaneously telling the government to keep its hands off their software businesses. [News.com]   Microsoft sees Latin America boom - Microsoft's (MSFT) sales in Latin America are growing by 50 percent to 60 percent a year, the software giant's regional director said. [News.com]   Microsoft sued over Palm PC - Microsoft's (MSFT) renowned marketing prowess may have gone awry when the company decided to name new handheld organizers "Palm PCs." [News.com]   Microsoft sues German magazine - Microsoft Deutschland has brought charges against German computer magazine PC Welt for allegedly giving detailed instructions on how to use Microsoft products illegally, Microsoft Deutschland said today. [News.com]   Microsoft to open India unit - Microsoft (MSFT) said today that it would open a software development center in India, only its second outside the company's U.S. headquarters. [News.com]   Microsoft to update retail IE - Despite the availability of both major browsers for free, Microsoft (MSFT) and Netscape Communications (NSCP) will let you pay for them if you want. [News.com]   Microsoft's NT weapon: schmooze - The message: Assimilation is easy. [News.com]   Microsoft, China Telecom team up - Microsoft (MSFT) said today that it would help China's main telecommunications carrier develop its Internet capabilities as part of a long-term cooperative project. [News.com]   Microsoft, Citrix beta terminal server - Windows continues its march toward new desktop markets. [News.com]   Microsoft, Intel take on Unix - Seeking to expand the market for technical workstations based on PC technologies, Microsoft (MSFT) and Intel (INTC) today announced a myriad of incentives aimed at swaying Unix developers to work with the Windows NT operating system, along with new a hardware specification. [News.com]   Microsoft, NCR in database pact - Microsoft (MSFT) tapped systems company NCR (NCR) for help in tackling the market for high-end data warehousing and availability technologies. [News.com]   Microsoft, Thais in set-top project - Microsoft (MSFT) and major Thai conglomerate Charoen Pokphand (CP) have agreed to set up two joint pilot projects to broaden the availability of interactive products and services in Thailand. [News.com]   Microsoft, Wang expand alliance - Microsoft (MSFT) and Wang Global, a unit of Wang Laboratories (WANG), today announced an expanded alliance to develop products that combine Microsoft's enterprise software platform and Wang Global's consulting, support, integration, and solutions products. [News.com]   Microsoft-CSU deal shaky - A ten-year deal that would make the world's largest university system a business partner with four technology companies, including Microsoft (MSFT), is on shaky ground this week. [News.com]   Microsoft-WebTV not up to speed - Microsoft (MSFT) chief executive Bill Gates recently laid out some big plans for WebTV, the start-up that his company bought only last year. But for now, those plans remain a twinkle in Gates's eye. [News.com]   Microsoft: Judge makes no sense - Microsoft argued today that a judge's order requiring it to offer its Windows 95 operating system without its Internet browser components is based on a legal interpretation that "does not make sense." [News.com]   Microsoft: Windows NT for homes - Microsoft (MSFT) promised to push Windows NT for home computers and touched on home networking, but otherwise fell short on its promise to say how it will incorporate the Windows operating system everywhere in the home during the keynote speech at its Windows Hardware Engineering Conference here. [News.com]   Middleware gets Java jolt - Borland International (BORL) has added Java language support to a new version of its Entera middleware. [News.com]   Millions spent on "NineMSN" - Microsoft chairman Bill Gates said Monday that his company and Publishing and Broadcasting Limited were spending millions of dollars to set up their Australian online joint venture known as "NineMSN." [News.com]   Mitsubishi bucks memory trend - Mitsubishi Electric will cut back on memory chip production in 1998, distancing itself from the vanguard of the transition to higher-capacity DRAMs. [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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