network
Frequent media stories that aim at pushing Microsoft and Google into an all-out battle royale don't really hit the mark according to…
Excitement is building for Apple Computer's Worldwide Developer Conference, at which its new operating system, Mac OS X Leopard, is to be shown for the first time. The company says that innovative ideas will abound at the event, with the number of sessions expected to reach 130.
For most, the section 404 solution will serve as a central repository for internal control documentation.
AOL is going up against MySpace and other sites as it attempts to draw some of the younger online crowd to base their profiles where they do their instant messaging.
Microsoft did offer Yahoo CEO Terry Semel a deal where Microsoft would get a stake in Yahoo's search business, but suggestions that Bill Gates was ready to buy Yahoo simply didn't happen.
Not to the get into the intricacies of French lawmaking, I'll defer to a source nearer to it (thanks ZDNet). French lawmakers have modified proposed legislation on digital rights management (DRM) that will make it legal for hackers to crack copyright protection and distribute the software at will.
