Stories by James Evans

Article | 10/07/2001 Mixed news from economic downturn
While one in two business owners saw a bright future for e-commerce in July 2000, that optimism has declined noticeably as the IT industry and other e...
Article | 13/06/2001 Coalition announces Linux interactive TV project
A group of 24 IT companies are banding together to form the TV Linux Alliance, which will focus on developing a Linux environment for the digital set-...
Article | 8/06/2001 Napster to use Loudeye tracking technology
Digital music service provider Napster on Thursday said it will use Loudeye Technologies secured content delivery technology for its forthcoming digit...
Article | 30/05/2001 Study: Chip market off 13.5 per cent in 2001
The world's semiconductor market will decline 13.5 per cent in 2001 with the Americas and the Asia/Pacific chip markets being hit the hardest, a new s...
Article | 18/05/2001 MusicNet gets first public showing before Congress
MusicNet, the digital music service being developed by BMG Entertainment, Warner Brothers Music Group and EMI Group, was put on display for the first ...
Article | 16/05/2001 Roll out of '.info' and '.biz' TLD suffixes begins
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has approved plans for the .biz and .info top-level domain (TLDs) name suffixes and re...
Article | 7/05/2001 Brazilian hackers target Microsoft sites
A Brazilian band of hackers known as Prime Suspectz defaced four Microsoft Web sites at the end of last week, according to Attrition.org, a Web site t...
Article | 2/05/2001 Report: Judge throws out claims in Rambus case
A federal judge has thrown out all but three claims made by memory systems designer Rambus in its patent infringement suit against Infineon Technologi...
Article | 11/04/2001 E Ink demos first active matrix electronic ink display
E Ink, a maker of electronic ink technology, is one step closer to the creation of an active-matrix version of paper-like electronic-ink displays that...
Article | 2/04/2001 IE flaw lets hackers take over user's PC
Microsoft late last week said it has discovered and created a patch for a new Internet Explorer (IE) vulnerability that could allow hackers to run a p...
Article | 26/03/2001 Anti-spam bill passes US subcommittee
A US congressional subcommittee has approved legislation that would prohibit the sending of unsolicited junk or "spam" e-mail unless it is clearly mar...
Article | 23/03/2001 AMD pushes Athlon chip to 1.33Ghz
Advanced Micro Devices launched new versions of its Athlon processor Thursday running at 1.33GHz and 1.3GHz, increasing the speed limit from 1.2GHz on...
Article | 21/03/2001 Online ID thief caught in New York
A 32-year-old man from Brooklyn, New York, is alleged to have to used the Internet to open fraudulent brokerage accounts and steal millions of dollars...
Article | 16/03/2001 AMD, Linux NetWorX help Boeing's rocket endeavors
Aerospace vendor Boeing has implemented a 96-server supercluster developed by Linux NetworX and powered by Advanced Micro Device (AMD) Athlon processo...
Article | 13/03/2001 Another flaw exposed in TCP
Another security flaw has emerged with communications based on Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) that could be used to "hijack" a user's session on ...

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