Stories by George A. Chidi Jr.

Article | 22/12/2000 Microsoft to acquire Great Plains Software
Microsoft announced Thursday it will acquire mid-range ERP (enterprise resource planning) and accounting software company Great Plains Software for $U...
Article | 20/12/2000 Aimster may end IM interoperability debate
Providers of instant-messaging services have argued for years that America Online has stalled movement toward a single standard for interoperability. ...
Article | 8/12/2000 Free Opera browser takes on Explorer, Netscape
Opera Software, the third-largest Web browser maker, released the latest version of its Windows browser software for free download Wednesday, hoping t...
Article | 17/11/2000 FTC warns about top-level domain scams
The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) warned consumers on Thursday to beware of companies offering to pre-register Web sites with as-yet unapproved TL...
Article | 8/11/2000 Transmeta goes public as vendors evaluate chip
Microprocessor design house Transmeta launched its highly anticipated 13 million share initial public offering on the Nasdaq exchange Tuesday. But que...
Article | 8/11/2000 Bushwhacked! - hacker defaces US Republican site
A hacker defaced a Web site of the US Republican National Committee on Monday night, replacing it with a harangue attacking the Republican presidentia...
Article | 2/11/2000 IBM cancels Crusoe laptop
With minimal comment, IBM canceled the release of a Transmeta-powered laptop Tuesday. The news comes as Transmeta plans its IPO on the NASDAQ stock ex...
Article | 30/10/2000 Microsoft hacked but downplays impact
The figurative klaxon alarms wailing in Redmond have died down to a low chime as investigators narrow their focus on what a hacker might have compromi...
Article | 23/10/2000 Do the world's poor need technology?
Internet access for the world's poor looks light years away considering that hundreds of millions of people globally lack roads and electricity, much ...
Article | 6/10/2000 3Com Announces Global Web Poll
BOSTON (10/05/2000) - Joining giant constrictor snakes, birds of prey and great cats stalking people in the jungles of the world is one more exotic p...
Article | 3/10/2000 Study: Music Online Not All Bad for Retailers
Caught between free music download sites and the record labels' vigorous legal assault against piracy are the traditional brick-and-mortar music store...
Article | 20/09/2000 Forrester: music, book industry to lose billions
The music and book publishing industry stands to lose billions in revenue from online file sharing, according to a report released Tuesday from Forres...
Article | 12/09/2000 HP negotiating $US18b PwC Consulting buyout
Hewlett-Packard and PricewaterhouseCoopers confirmed reports Monday that the computer and printer maker is discussing the purchase of the consulting a...
Article | 8/09/2000 IDC: PC shipments looking up
Market research from IDC predicts a robust third quarter for personal computer sales, with consumer demand in Asia driving worldwide sales growth.
Article | 31/08/2000 Napster fallout continues
Thirty-four percent of US colleges and universities have banned the music file-trading program Napster for Internet users surfing over campus servers,...

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