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iPlanet: Solid growth in Asia
News iPlanet E-Commerce Solutions expects Asia Pacific to contribute "more significantly" to its worldwide revenues over the next two to three years.
QuickTime unplugged by IE patch
News Web surfers are complaining that a service pack upgrade for Microsoft's Internet Explorer 5.5 disables Apple's QuickTime media player. IE 6 cuts it off too.
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Did Netscape jump the gun with new browser?
News Long heckled for being late to market with its new browser, Netscape Communications is now the target of critics who say the company jumped the gun in releasing the browser this month.
Welcome to the browser jungle, Safari
News Apple's Safari offers little challenge to Microsoft's browser dominance, analysts say, but the Mac maker could benefit enormously if it can wean itself from IE.
Microsoft reveals a softer side
News The software giant's decision to settle with Sun Microsystems over antitrust and patent issues underscores a change in attitude that has been building through a series of rancorous legal disputes.
Tags: Business applications, Legal
Firefox drawing fans away from Microsoft IE
News The open-source browser and stable partner Mozilla have won over a number of defectors over in the past nine months, Web site metrics suggest.
Tags: Web browsers
Web takes stab at covering, protesting Bush's inauguration
News Didn't score tickets to the hottest inaugural events? Don't feel like bundling up your brood and shivering through President-elect George W Bush's swearing-in ceremony? No problem.
AOL, Kodak refocus photo service
News The companies are launching a new version of their joint online photo service, "You've Got Pictures," aiming to bolster their position as the market consolidates.
Browser delays hit Mozilla, Microsoft
News Two pending browser upgrades, Mozilla.org.'s Mozilla 1.0 browser and Microsoft's next version of its MSN Explorer consumer browser, have fallen behind schedule.
AOL, Kodak refocus photo service
News America Online and Eastman Kodak are launching a new version of their joint online photo service, "You've Got Pictures," aiming to bolster their position as the market consolidates in tough economic times for dot-coms.
W3C in spat over Web patent
News A company claims that a popular Web technology infringes on a patent it owns. But the W3C argues that the technology was developed by a broad range of the Web community.
Gnutella pioneer Gene Kan dies
News update The 25-year-old rose to prominence as one of the most articulate spokesmen for the Gnutella file-swapping community at the height of the Net's love affair with peer-to-peer software.
Key executives resign from Microsoft
News The company is losing Microsoft Office development director Don Gagne and MSN manager Hadi Partovi.
Tags: Workplace
Studies find increase in online advertising
News Online advertising continues to grow despite negative perceptions regarding its effectiveness, according to two reports released Monday.
