18 April 2001

  • Bikers, Bakers, and other crazy Europeans have their own take on E-commerce.
  • Financially-naive Microsoft engineers have margin-loaned their way to bankruptcy, and some blame Salomon Smith Barney for leading them down the path.
  • With a name like Ducati, your products roar off the Web in record time.
  • Yahoo hopes movie mogul will have enough media skills to turn portal stock-price around.
  • Mississippi stays "Reb" and other highlights of this week's news.
  • Bush refuses to appoint Privacy Czar and leaves its business with the White House Office of Management and Budget.
  • British Defense Ministry loses 51 laptops a year.
  • Joey Ramone left a gift before dying: his last DJ playlist.
  • The worst example of dot-com PR yet: VoyeurDorm.com wants to broadcast McVeigh's execution.
  • IBM Nerd warrior sees Web-software simplifying the complexity of code.
  • Based on Black & White, Opera Browser introduces "mouse gestures."
  • Manhattan's Lower East Side becomes a U.S. Historic Place.
  • Impressive Volvo Flash piece.
  • England's finest literary critic, James Wood, boils Updike's Rabbit.
  • Dave McKean, illustrator of Sandman fame, has a great fan site.