Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1997 > Business New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Para-Site Draws Ire, Suit from News Giants - CNN, The Washington Post, and The Wall Street Journal are suing TotalNews for copyright infringement. [Wired News]   Paradigm Acquires SonicNet from Prodigy - The alternative-music Web site has plans to receive new resources and expand offerings - but it has yet to make money. [Wired News]   Paradigm Adds Addicted to Noise to SonicNet - With two of the leading music sites under its belt, Paradigm is shooting to become the biggest online music player. [Wired News]   Part 3: Cutting Corners to an IPO - Direct public offerings give companies that might not be able to afford the real thing a chance to raise capital cheaply. But what do they offer investors, besides easy and early access to stock? [Wired News]   Part 4: The SEC Tries to Learn New Tricks - The federal Securities and Exchange Commission finds itself at once occupied with minutiae like the goings-on in investor chat rooms and faced with demands that it fully leverage advanced info-tech to create a truly national networked marketplace. [Wired News]   Pathfinder Jumps On Free Email Bandwagon - Time Warner will try almost anything to make money off its mega-site - even if it means giving stuff away. [Wired News]   Pathfinder Trailblazer Abandons Time - The media giant's online efforts, already adrift, look more confused than ever after exit of Pathfinder co-founder and general manager Bruce Judson. [Wired News]   Paul Allen Ventures into Seattle Election - In a special vote on a new stadium for the Seattle Seahawks, the Microsoft co-founder angers many by paying $5 million on a pro-stadium campaign - on top of $4 million to stage the election itself. [Wired News]   PeopleSoft Incorporates Internet Solution - Java brings new tricks to the business-applications software maker. [Wired News]   Phone Browsing not What It's Cracked up to Be - The technology is promising but dogged by problems that could deter consumers. [Wired News]   Pink Slips Arrive as Overseas Hiring Begins - Iomega Corp. isn't the only technology company laying off workers while moving jobs overseas. Marcy Burstiner examines the reasons behind the trend. [Wired News]   Piracy Crackdown Brings in Big Bucks - The Business Software Alliance is expecting US$7.5 million in settlement fees this year from US companies it catches illegally copying software. [Wired News]   Pitching to the Female Persuasion - New 'women's content networks' lay a welcome mat at advertisers' doors. [Wired News]   Pixar Closes CD-ROM Division - The computer-animation studio sold almost 1 million copies of its Toy Story titles, but now it will focus on movie-related projects in partnership with Disney. [Wired News]   PlanetOut Channels Dorothy; AOL Needs Absolution - PlanetOut undergoes a "restoration" and AOL takes the concept of "on hold" to new heights - more hot gossip from Ned Brainard's poison pen. [Wired News]   Playboy Hopes 'Watermarks' Keep Bunnies Safe - The digital technology lets pirates know they're swiping copyrighted material, and tracks subsequent online appearances. [Wired News]   Please Deposit $33 for the Next 15 Minutes - High-tech phone systems arrive in America's prisons. Now who's going to pay for them? [Wired News]   Please Insert More Money - New FCC rules guiding pay-phone deregulation could take their toll on your coin purse. [Wired News]   PointCast Bags Baby Bell Exec - The push media company on Friday will introduce a new CEO who knows a lot about telecommunications. Can he run a media company? [Wired News]   PointCast Goes to Work and School - The push innovator will chase wing-tips and high-tops rather than compete in a going-nowhere market. [Wired News]     [ 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 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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