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Article | 16/07/2000 ICANN Votes to Add New Top Level Domains
At the end of the a four day meeting in Yokohama, Japan, the board of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) voted unanimousl...
Article | 15/07/2000 Oracle Unwraps Skills Exchange
Oracle Corp. Monday announced the start of registration for its worldwide skills exchange, one of several new features for the U.S. database, applicat...
Article | 13/07/2000 UUNet to guarantee ISP quality
UUNet Technologies plans to set new standards for ISP (internet service provider) reliability in Singapore by offering a broad range of guarantees on ...
Article | 13/07/2000 Intel: Notebook shipments could hit 30M this year
Global notebook demand is growing at a much faster rate than market researchers had predicted, according to chip giant Intel, which now expects as man...
Article | 13/07/2000 Gates previews 64-bit Windows
The 64-bit Windows effort passed a key milestone on Wednesday when Microsoft released a pre-beta version of Windows 2000 64-bit Edition at its Profess...
Article | 13/07/2000 Toysmart.com case fuels Privacy Debate
Toysmart.com's plan to sell off consumer data as the company folds are stoking the larger fire of internet privacy issues.
Article | 13/07/2000 Telstra crashes market
A Telstra connection has been singled out as the cause of two market-stopping system crashes at the Sydney Futures Exchange today.
Article | 13/07/2000 No dispute over IT monopoly
Domain name registrar Melbourne IT has been allocated a year-long monopoly over .com.au registrations with the full consent of the Australian Competit...
Article | 12/07/2000 HandiPOS attracts more than just bouquets
A handheld point-of-sale system developed specifically for the Sydney Flower Markets has attracted interest from the construction and medical industri...
Article | 12/07/2000 Last notes for Net music?
As Metallica and Napster battle over exactly who owns music, Congress weighs its role in settling an intellectual property dispute.
Article | 12/07/2000 EBay outage leaves users out of luck
Helen Forbes expected a busy auction day on EBay on Monday. She was selling mostly low-cost items, including plates, a candy dish, and a salt-and-pepp...
Article | 12/07/2000 Intel benchmarks slam Rambus
Intel wants you to love pricey Rambus memory, largely because its upcoming Pentium 4 processor will require the technology. But the chip maker's own t...
Article | 12/07/2000 Itchy for online scratchie
Aimed at providing free entertainment via the internet, The Internet Amusements Group (TIAG) has launched an online scratch and win game.
Article | 12/07/2000 Creative gets 'most backable' status
Sydney-based e-business provider Creative Digital Technology (CDT) has won yet another award.
Article | 12/07/2000 IIA 'incredulous' over broadband restriction
The Internet Industry Association is fuming over a potential tightening of broadcasting legislation that could send investors bust if online media str...
Article | 10/07/2000 Hema shows Thingstodo where to go
An alliance between AMI subsidiary, Thingstodo, and Hema Maps will see Hema's products available through an online store on the Thingstodo website.
Article | 10/07/2000 HTML forms get face-lift
At next week's meeting of the World Wide Web Consortium's (W3C's) XForms working group, the mechanisms for HTML forms will at long last be updated - s...
Article | 10/07/2000 Add dimension to your desktop
Let's face it: Your Windows desktop is nothing special. Sure, you can dress it up with colorful wallpaper and background designs. You can even paste y...
Article | 10/07/2000 Ban on interactive gambling inches closer
The Federal government announced on Friday it plans to conduct a study into the feasibility and consequences of banning interactive gambling.
Article | 10/07/2000 Online privacy fears growing as fast as Net
Public alarm about online privacy is growing nearly as fast as the internet, according to a new paper published by the Internet Policy Institute.

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