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Avoid Being Hustled - Unless It's Your Thing
- The Adult Chamber of Commerce wants to raise the bar for online adult businesses, bringing Better Business Bureau-style ethics and an avenue for customer complaints. [Wired News]
Axil Embraces Windows with New Server Line
- The move is a departure from Axil's Unix-based machines and is intended to capitalize on the growing worldwide market for Windows systems. [Wired News]
BT Eyes Network Computers - Cautiously
- Working with the Acorn Group, the UK phone giant is asking a sample group whether anyone would want such a thing. [Wired News]
BT-MCI Merger Alive, but for Less Cash
- British Telecom cuts its offer for MCI by 20 percent in light of the US long-distance carrier's anticipated $800 million loss from offering local phone service. [Wired News]
Baby Bells Face Conspiracy Claim
- GTE filed suit against five telcos, Yahoo, and Netscape, alleging they conspired to quash Internet yellow pages competition. [Wired News]
Baby Bells Ring In Online Yellow Pages
- By banding together online, the different phone companies hope to drive more traffic to their regional listings. [Wired News]
Back to School Dream Job: Bring Youth Online
- YouthVillage founders plan to work with teachers and students from six already Net-connected high schools in low-income areas of San Francisco. [Wired News]
Ballmer Jumps into Java Fray
- Microsoft's most outspoken executive adds his voice to the public-relations posturing around Sun's suit against his company. [Wired News]
Bandai Calls Off Planned Merger with Sega
- The move came after Bandai's board decided the two companies wouldn't be such a good fit after all. [Wired News]
Banner Ads Good for a Look
- For brand-building, the latest IAB survey results suggest that the Web may become competition for TV. [Wired News]
Barking at the Hand That Feeds
- In the wake of embarrassing revelations about the role advertisers play in shaping magazine content, two major trade organizations have finally spoken out. Critics ask, "Censure, where is thy sting?" [Wired News]
Barnes & Noble Fetes Online Debut
- The big boy of booksellers is throwing a party for itself prior to launching its Web site and taking on Amazon.com, which it's already challenging in court. [Wired News]
Barnes & Noble Links with Lycos
- The bookseller and directory service announce a three-year deal that virtually mirrors alliances forged by Amazon.com with Yahoo and Excite. [Wired News]
Barnes and Noble Undercuts Amazon.com Discount
- But will the retail giant score a KO with its AOL alliance? An online price-fight looms. [Wired News]
Baseball Trying to Get Control of Netcasts
- Major League Baseball persuades most broadcasters to stop putting games on the Web until officials can figure out how to license them. [Wired News]
Basic Books Succumbs to Crowded Market
- HarperCollins decides to close the forward-looking literary division, handing its remaining titles to the adult trade department. [Wired News]
Battle of the 'Nielsen of the Web' Wannabes
- As advertisers demand more bang for their cyberbucks, Web-stat trackers vie for the coveted title of Ratings King. [Wired News]
Be Retains High Hopes for New OS
- Spurned by Apple, the company has released its Be OS to developers in hopes of being the best solution for multimedia. [Wired News]
Beeping Once ... Beeping Twice ...
- The Auction Universe Web site is adding an Internet paging system to alert bidders who have better things to do 'til there's a transaction to be made. [Wired News]
Bell Atlantic Picks Up Pace in High-Speed Access
- The telco's plan to launch ADSL service by next year puts it on a collision course with the cable industry. [Wired News]
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