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
Amazon declares best financial quarter ever, with smaller loss expected.Amazon will publish e-books with Adobe software.The hat problem, conceived by a computer science professor, has coding experts foaming at the bit.Bridget Jones will call you on your cell phone: the first author-wireless deal.If you
IBM launches Web-based air conditioning in Europe, where users can turn on and off their cooling systems with the net. [wsj]The next to fall will be VCs without ties to the Rockafellers.Only psychopaths love Verizon (is this new to anyone?): a history of wireless product placement in
Donny, you're out of your element!: Lehman Bros. gives Yahoo a buy rating because its executives decided banners weren't good enough.You're entering a world of pain: Sony & Universal will sell song-subscriptions through Yahoo.He's a good man, and thorough:
It’s been two years since Flip Flop Flyin (FFF) started, and the web hasn’t been the same ever since. Craig, the man behind the tiny man, joined us for a short conversation and helped us understand the beauty of small things. Note: Craig does not have a ‘Beatles’
MTVi and Rio will sell MP3s from the big 5 record companies.A manager ruins his stock price when his bombastic email gets released to the public.IXL claims it's not hurting and offers sympathy after its big stock buyout.Ted Turner plans to leave AOL/TW.After
The only way to ‘get’ this album is, I would surmise, to watch the film, Dancer in the Dark, for which this music was composed. And if you like the film as much as I did, you’ll want to hear this music again and again. Especially the brilliant, orchestral
Dumb Will Hunting should have used a computer: MIT's class materials are now free on the web.Dell attacks Apple's hold on the university market in foreign countries. [wsj]AOL/TW increases its stake in cash-starved Oxygen.Emails will soon interrupt you if they'
The web is no longer free: Yahoo will charge 9.95/month for financial services.EBay may merge or be bought, and it will share your information in the sale.Bertelsmann, EMI, and AOL TW partner with RealNetworks to face off against Sony and Universal.The Internet is growing much
NY residents can be removed from all telemarketers' lists.New York hosts Browser day but the work displayed is anything but interesting.Divine will pay $10M for a part of MarchFirst, including 2,100 employees.War Driving: hacking from your mom's Taurus with a LAN card.New
