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An age-old battle to prevent people from pirating cable TV signals flares up again, and high-speed Internet connections are part of the reason.

Posted by Steven Musil

One day after Microsoft launches its MSN Messenger Service, notable for its ability to communicate with rival instant messaging software, America Online blocks access to its coveted Buddy List users, sparking warfare over instant messaging standards.

Posted by Jennifer Balderama and Kurt Oeler

In scores of interviews with CNET News.com, former employees and other sources portray the e-tailer as a blueprint for dot-com disaster.

Posted by Greg Sandoval

Earnings will take center stage this week as a series of technology companies report numbers and offer their expectations for the upcoming year.

Posted by Cecily Barnes

Read the complete text of the Justice Department's criminal complaint against two WorldCom executives.

Posted by CNET Staff

Concerned with costs and dependency, legislators from Brazil to China are increasingly considering open-source software.

Posted by Paul Festa

Concerned with costs and dependency, legislators from Brazil to China are increasingly considering open-source software.

Posted by Paul Festa

The opening of the Justice Department's landmark antitrust suit against Microsoft dominates news in the technology world this week.

Posted by Kurt Oeler

Sources close to the company say the marriage of the Web portal and the high-speed Internet service fell disastrously short of expectations largely because of a series of management blunders.

Posted by John Borland and Corey Grice