- Wed Oct 10 2001 MSN scores hockey games
Microsoft's Internet service says it will begin live audio broadcasts of National Hockey League games as part of an exclusive content and marketing agreement.
- Wed Jan 15 2003 Copyright truce excludes key voices
The central detail in a digital-copyright agreement between the recording industry and a pair of computer industry groups was who was absent from the press conference.
- Wed Nov 18 1998 Developers mixed on Java ruling
Software developers run long on opinion but short on agreement in the wake of a preliminary injunction against Microsoft in its licensing dispute with Sun Microsystems.
- Mon Aug 17 2009 Qtrax faces more financial, legal problems
First Oracle and now two other vendors are suing the online music start-up, charging it with unpaid bills. Qtrax also appears to be behind payments to at least one label.
- Wed Aug 12 2009 Kaleidescape loses; DVD copying falls again
Decision comes a day after a federal court placed a preliminary injunction on the sale of RealDVD. The one-two punch in the courts is likely to rock the technology community.
- Thu Apr 23 2009 Joost shopping itself to satellite and cable providers
Time Warner Cable is among companies that has expressed interest in the struggling Web video service.
- Tue Apr 21 2009 Sony Pictures is on YouTube, Hulu, but not Joost anymore
Licensing deal with Joost expires and studio doesn't renew. The struggles of the former high-flying video service continue.
- Fri Jan 30 1998 Compaq to try again in Japan
Canon will now sell Presario PCs at its stores throughout Japan, displacing Apple Macs.
- Thu Jan 15 2004 Research In Motion boosts public offering
The BlackBerry device and service company says it will sell 10.5 million shares to the public, instead of the previously announced 9 million shares.
- Wed Jun 2 2004 Judge rules to move Google, Digital Envoy case
A court grants the search king's motion to transfer a lawsuit from Georgia to its home state of California.

