10th February 2000 Archive

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• ‘Defamed’ bulletin board firm primes lawyers Anonymous tipster has cover blown as options are weighed
• Amazon UK search throws up XXX answer Not for the easily offended
• Amstrad doubles profit Cash up, stock levels down -- trebles all round
• Corel plus Borland plus Linux – is this the big one? Analysis The competition to MS could just be reaching critical mass
• Did the CIA launch DoS attacks against ZDNet? You want conspiracy theories, we got 'em
• DRAM industry sits on massive overstocks Inventory clear-out sees prices fall
• E-envoy pledges to improved wired gov't Well, that's a relief -- but haven't we heard it all before?
• EU MS probe focuses on directories, tying, e-commerce Analysis Might the Commission find MS' stated strategy is illegal? Whoops...
• Integrator Forum gears up for 2000 Get your sun cream out, we're off to Monte Carlo
• Intel pledges 800MHz Itanium launch speed So has it bypassed Merced with McKinley?
• Iridium to receive $75m from Teledesic's McCaw Rescue cash injection three times anticipated investment
• Linux second best-selling server OS in 1999 And almost as popular as the MacOS on the client side
• Linux server sales surge as NT treads water Into second place, and closing?
• MS pushes developers to switch from NT to Win2k And doesn't seem to want them to work with Millennium at all. Weird.
• Red Hat invades Italy and France Chasing the sun
• Registration Wizard casts spell on Office 2000 Will turn software counterfeiters into frogs
• Reno, FBI feast on bad network security Manna from Heaven shows why FIDNET is so important....
• S3 and Nvidia kiss and make up Peace in our time
• Taiwanese TFT makers form industry body And prices keep on falling in Japan
• The Streets Online are paved with gold Company rises without trace to bag £150m IPO
• Willamette it or won't it? Register staffers in a quandary