 |
|
January 11, 2004
Bitter rivals Apple, Microsoft and RealNetworks debut new products for home entertainment and seamless access to digital media. A new survey suggests RIAA's litigation campaign has cut U.S. file-trading in half. America Online launches a low-cost ISP under the Netscape brand, while MSN touts a service for broadband users and a redesign of MSN.com. Plus, news on a Microsoft advertising campaign against Linux, Redmond's plans to abandon future work on Smart Display technology, an AOL anti-spyware application and much more.
January 18, 2004
Security flaws in a widely implemented communications standard spur an update brouhaha from software and hardware vendors worldwide. Both the U.S. Justice Department and the state of Massachusetts say Microsoft may be falling short on meeting its obligation under a 2002 antitrust settlement with the government. Yahoo! says it will drop Google's search technology by March. Plus, news on Apache, Google, Microsoft, Novell and more.
January 25, 2004
The recording industry sues hundreds of unnamed Internet users for illegally sharing copyrighted music files on peer-to-peer networks. The SCO Group files a lawsuit against Novell over UNIX intellectual property claims and terms Linux a threat to the U.S. economy. Having generated a lot of bad publicity, Microsoft says it took MikeRoweSoft.com "too seriously" and turns softer on its teenage owner. Plus, news on Sean Fanning's latest venture into the file-sharing world, Microsoft's stellar earnings and adjustments to its protocol licensing program, RealNetworks' antitrust suit against the giant and much more.
|
|
|
|
|
Web links to respected sources for news, analyses and commentaries on Information Technology (IT) issues. Go >>
|
|
|
|
|
|
The Technology Lookout is Svetlozar Online's weekly review of the stories making news across the world of Information Technology (IT). Every Sunday we provide you with a unique and critical glimpse on the events, the people, the companies, the deals and the technologies, having impact on the IT sector. Whether it's litigations that impinge upon major players, or technological breakthroughs with a potential for fundamental fallout, Svetlozar Online's editors give you a review with unparalleled perspectives and outstanding insights.
|
|
