Napster's new business plan is the path to the future, and the RIAA knows it.The Future of Flash, part II: Publishers get all worked up over Cnet's new banner ads; expect new standards.Nokia predicts multi-media messaging as the future of wireless.RIAA twists
Record industry begins to move against Napster clones. [wsj]Oracle's advertising succeeds by describing how it uses its own products.Keep your balance low: PayPal is aggressive about anti-fraud, perhaps too much.Priceline's founder stops building his own Xanadu when the stock tumbles.Zagats sells
Ugly as Hell: Jobs shows off trippy new iMacs with CD-RWs.Michigan considers building a cyber court to attract tech companies.Amazon.com Customer Service, The Musical!Italian tech companies settle in Sicily, under a volcano."There will be no new architecture for computers for the next 1,
Napster will become a fee-service in the summer and offers $1B to record companies.Intel announces delayed raises instead of lay-offs to counter slow economy.Supreme Court investigates 4th amendment's application to police's use of thermal imaging.AOL to invest $100M in India as
"Don't kid yourselves, the Internet is still our future," says Clinton, the paid Oracle.Companies set their earnings expectations low in order to beat Wall St. by a penny.NYTimes signs five-year agreement to publish print version on the web (subscription-based).Dot-commers, in
Windows XP will be Gates's first product as chief software architect.More than half of America used the Internet last year.There's a three percent chance that when Mir crashes in March, it will hit land.The New Yorker hopes to have a lasting website. Too
Belgian police raid Napster users.Paul Allen will cash in Microsoft stock for $64.25M.Larry Ellison cashes in Oracle stock for $895M.Prudential cuts Amazon's forecast in half and slaps on a sell sticker.The Law Extended: The Napster ruling suggests that users have been looting.Giuliani
Sorry about the day off, but we all had a lot of making out to do. Now wash your hands! Sorry, here's your news.CRM experts get bogged down in jargon and miss the point.The nation's wealthy urge G-Dub-Dub to keep their money.
In honor of Valentine's Day, The Morning News will not appear today, since it is currently making out with its s.o. But here's a little something, anyway:Windows XP released, to protests that it looks an awful lot like Mac OS X.51 Million Users:
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
