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Netscape launches new small-business service
Author: JT Smith
America Online's Netscape Netcenter Web portal today launched a new service that
attempts to become a destination for small businesses...
Age discrimination: Is Open Source different?
Author: JT Smith
By Jack Bryar
NewsForge ColumnistOpen Source business
Age discrimination: IT corporate trade groups claim it doesn't exist.
Middle-aged tech workers claim it's a fact of...
Amazon backs down
Author: JT Smith
On line retailer Amazon.com backed down from its testing of prices effects on demand, and will refund part of the purchase to...
Britney label joins MP3 fray
Author: JT Smith
It's troubles not over yet, recently battered MP3.com is being sued by another music label. The BBC is reporting that music company...
RedHat and IA-64
Author: JT Smith
NewsAlert tells us that RedHat is offering training with IA-64 engineering, as related to linux.
Category:
Unix
Corporate espionage and teenage crackers
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet examines what it views as the real problem with crackers on the internet, corporate spying.
Category:
Linux
Heroix targets ecommerce with site server
Author: JT Smith
Heroix Corporation, a leader in eBusiness infrastructure management software, announced RoboMon V7.6. New in this release are built-in sensors that monitor the...
StarOffice: The death of Microsoft Office
Author: JT Smith
From a review of StarOffice at LinuxWorld: "By now you surely have heard that Sun plans to release StarOffice 6.0 this fall...
Advisory for mgetty
Author: JT Smith
The mgetty-sendfax package contains a vulnerability which allows any
user with access to the /var/tmp directory to destroy any file on any
mounted filesystem.
The...
WireX launches Asian operations
Author: JT Smith
WireX, a developer of software for "purpose-specific" servers, commonly known as server appliances, today announced it is expanding into Taiwan and Mainland...