Russia may force ISPs to
tip Big Brother.
The first lawsuit over
Siliconia.
NSA declassifies the
Clipper chip algorithms.
US Government
abdicates
domain naming.
Sprint
blows hot air
about a new all-in-one service.
The site to visit when only
the exact symbol
will do.
Where do you want to
get sued
today?
The odds just went up that
Teledesic
will cast its broadband net around the world.
TBTF Bookshelf reviews
Barbarians Led by Bill Gates.
The
Freeny / E-Data patent
falls in court.
How do you
pronounce http://,
anyway?
Intel offers help with
Linux's Merced
non-disclosure concerns.
Months after its purchase, Microsoft's
Hotmail
is still running on Solaris and Apache.
A surprise bestseller,
Mr. Bunny
takes on technical book publishing.
Netscape invokes the
Mozillans
in a patent fight.
The
smoking gun
of "lawful access."
The TBTF
Exclusionary Sites
Hall of Shame.
Judge rules that Intel is an
essential facility.
Netherlands moves toward requiring ISPs to
wiretap
their customers.
2-meter resolution
photos from space
for all your cadastral needs.
Microsoft
spin-control plan
spins out of control.
Mozilla
runs free,
and the nerds snap it up.
Modem tax
slapped down
again, for now.
Washington State
outlaws spam.
A 56K stunner: x2
trounces
K2flex.
The man with the
elementary
address.
Ron Rivest invents
chaffing and winnowing
for confidentiality without encryption.
Microsoft, HP, and Sun itself deliver
body blows
to standardized Java.
Intel's Merced is
locking out
free OSs.
Draft
Netscape Public License
released.
Strict
EU privacy rules
are coming.
Centerfold
attacks Web site.
Breakin at
CORE --
why those two servers, exactly?
Netscape crypto is
easily boosted
to full strength.
The Iridium satellites put on a
light show,
if you know when to look.
FBI feints toward crypto in
anthrax
scare.
AnyWho puts a
reverse phone book
on the Net.
If your mail reader
interprets HTML
it could get you in a lot of trouble.
How your keystrokes could be
captured cheaply,
and how you can prevent it.
Learning from Microsoft, a company
takes ownership
of a security hole.
Whatis.com offers
definitions and more
with style and grace.
Mix financial cryptography with a
total solar eclipse
for a potent brew.
Microsoft takes a few
on the chin.
Another small country
sells domain names --
welcome .TM.
The
Spam King apologizes
for his excesses as Hell makes ice.
US government issues a
green paper
on domain names.
Sizing the
Linux market.
Communicator 4 is not
browser-safe
for cross-platform color.
A former minnow
swallows
a former whale.
Netscape
Frees Communicator
— source included.
How
Microsoft grows
in Israel and Russia.
Japanese officials are
investigating
Microsoft.
Is there a
programmer shortage
or is the ITAA's crying "wolf?"
Netscape
laughs
at Microsoft's expense.
Microsoft tries to
make nice
after treating the executive and the judiciary like they treat
competitors.
Should SGI worry that Digital Domain bought
160 Alphas running Linux
to render the film Titanic?
The view from Softpro —
forget the hype,
here's where it's really at.
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