13 February 2001 By The Morning News — 13 Feb 2001 The day the siphon died: Federal appeals court rules against Napster.Corporate America, with axe in hand, must choose which costs to cut.Amazon now sells downloadable software.Google buys Deja, the Usenet archive.19 yr. old tennis star infects worldwide systems.With the EU upset over Bush, Britain is in an awkward position.MarchFirst takes $6.5B charge and anticipates "a few hundred" more lay-offs.British scientists can store 10.8 terabytes on a credit card.Talk an online tour of the human genome project.Quokka Sports lays off 217.Play around with Modify Me.Martin Sheen says only noteworthy U.S. exports are "Alcoholics Anonymous and jazz"; also calls Bush a "moron."Hoi Hoi: The New Yorker has launched an online edition, and boy is it ugly.
