19 March 2001 By The Morning News — 19 Mar 2001 Microsoft will unleash a hailstorm to turn dot-net into dot-net-profits.Verizon will use Lucent to build always-on wireless Web.Previous tech growth won't be duplicated because it simply didn't exist."I know there's demand for this because I get calls from VCs": FuckedCompany proves to be as wise as its flamers with plans to charge for services. [wsj]Web art provides a challenge for curators as well as artists: how museums are coping.Some e-books sell, and in return they sell hardcovers too: Sci-Fi does well on the Web.Ask Jeeves charges seven figures to build your search engine.DivX helps hackers trade movies; Jennifer Love Hewitt is "like, totally pissed."Interactive design and web businesses can take a lesson from The Sims.Bill Gates is Tim Robbins: German foreign office bans MS software for fear of NSA "back-door" spying.Twins get more market-share: Palm debuts handhelds with expansion slots.Maybe I shouldn't report this...:new worm generator released.William Reid has its spring collection online, as well as a fall preview.Your mother! Egon?!: Without face-to-face contact, confrontations are easier to settle on the Web.Map Magazine says it's not ignorant, but it sure could use an easier interface.
