87 news & feature articles results for "digital rights management thomas vinje"

SBC Communications finds a new bogeyman to blame for its sluggish third-quarter results: regulators.

Posted by Larry Dignan

SBC Communications finds a new bogeyman to blame for its sluggish third-quarter results: regulators.

Posted by Larry Dignan

Component shortages cast a pall over fast-growing electronics markets, prompting boosted production plans.

Posted by Kurt Oeler

Microsoft tries to show that separating IE from Windows 98 degrades performance, but prosecutors force Microsoft to disavow the "test."

Posted by Kurt Oeler

A $60 million wager on Napster falls flat, but the company is still up for the high-stakes online game.

Posted by Jim Hu

A federal judge concludes a dramatic and unusually swift antitrust trial by ordering the breakup of Microsoft, an earth-shaking prospect for the high-tech industry and the "new economy" at large.

Posted by Kurt Oeler

At the JavaOne conference, Sun exec Alan Baratz details the segmenting of Java into three large categories to ease the introduction of the technology into servers, desktops, and electronic gadgets.

Posted by Stephen Shankland

It's been a busy week for CEO Konrad Hilbers. After six months of wait-and-see promises, he's giving a preview of what Napster will look like when it relaunches.

Posted by John Borland

Because no one has created industry-wide usage standards, experts say that gauging Web traffic is an imprecise craft in need of an operational overhaul.

Posted by Rachel Konrad

High-tech legislation elbows its way to the front of the line in Congress, while AMD, Intel, and numerous Net companies lay out new plans.

Posted by Kurt Oeler