11 April 2001 By The Morning News — 11 Apr 2001 When homicide seems justified: Microsoft plans ad campaign around the death of Clippy.Amazon will handle Borders's book selling online.Tapping those masses: Yahoo turns to porn for new revenue.Judge threatens to shut down Napster unless it complies with a court-ordered filtering mandate.Germany's techno-topian love parade may get canceled because someone forgot to get a permit.Everyone became a freelance Web developer; everyone ran out of clients.Security flaw found in Alcatel DSL modems.A book by glad-to-be-rich-enough-to-afford-cocaine-Damien Hirst costs $1500.You've heard of eBay, but have you seen BidForSurgery.com?Mode4 gives away its source files, you lucky Flasher you.The father of the Internet, Tim Berners-Lee, describes the "Semantic Web" as the future of the net.The Power Station has VR buses and its own trailer movie.
