19 news & feature articles results for "differentiation settlement"

It looked like the start of a new chapter on the Net, in which the Web entrepreneurs might finally push old-guard television services online. But Net David and Goliath stories don't always end with a giant-killing.

Posted by John Borland

As the states prosecuting the software giant head back to federal court next week, Microsoft's treatment of its PC customers could become a hot topic.

Posted by Joe Wilcox

AOL releases Netscape browser prototype bristling with RSS feeds, tabs, plenty of Netscape branding--and the option to surf in IE.
Image: Netscape's new browser

Posted by Paul Festa

Antitrust authorities say they'll go to court to block Oracle's proposed purchase of rival software company PeopleSoft, but Oracle vows to challenge the decision.

Posted by Alorie Gilbert and Dawn Kawamoto

Desperate to build revenues, online travel agencies hope to attract more business in packages such as cruises and tours.

Posted by Kora McNaughton

Compaq Computer's announcement to license its Alpha chip technology to Intel signals the end of the line for the chip--once hailed as the fastest on the planet.

Posted by John G. Spooner

Former Network Solutions CTO David Holtzman warns against using legal restrictions and regulatory covenants to create a universal definition of a multisided issue like privacy.

Posted by David Holtzman

Despite a White House veto threat, the Senate debates on a bipartisan bill that looks to limit lawsuits arising from the Y2K bug.

Posted by Erich Luening

The company will finally provide details on its Alpha chip platform Monday, including plans for a future 1,000-MHz version.

Posted by Michael Kanellos