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Buckley will air "Resolved: The Federal Government Should Not Impose a Tax on Electronic Commerce" Friday night at 9 p.m. Eastern time on most publicbroadcasting service (PBS) stations ...
Buckley will air "Resolved: The Federal Government Should Not Impose a Tax on Electronic Commerce" Friday night at 9 p.m. Eastern time on most publicbroadcasting service (PBS) stations ...
The first dispute accepted by WIPO, just a day after its new domain namearbitration rules took effect, involves an Internet site registered withMelbourne IT, one of the first five companies granted domain nameregistration powers by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN). ...
Speaking from the Presidential retreat at Camp David, Clinton said,"The Internet and other information technologies are revolutionizing oureconomy, powering one-third of our economic growth." The United States is"making the most of new technologies" to keep its economy growing andsustain the longest peacetime expansion in history, he said ...
However, because the bills are not identical, the electronic signature issue is notyet ready for the President's signature. The two bills must be reconciled by a conference committee of House and Senate members and then be approved by each chamber ...
A handful of Web sites are giving U.S. citizens the opportunity to participate in national political party conventions without having to travel to Philadelphia or Los Angeles ...
A U.S. House of Representatives subcommittee heard conflicting testimony Monday over whether the Internet surveillance system being operated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) under the code name "Carnivore" threatens privacy in an age when government intrusion into personal communications is already considered by many to be out of control...
With a nod to the far-reaching power of the Internet, Texas Governor George W. Bush Wednesday made a full-day event out of relaunching his presidential campaign Web site ...
The U.S. House of Representatives voted almost unanimously Tuesday that spam should be unlawful ...
The governing body for Internet domain names is meeting this week in Japan to draw up its blueprint for expanding the choice of Web site names available to the general public. However, the question remains whether simply allowing more alternatives to the ".com" suffix will solve the naming system's problems ...
Fighting for its life, online music swapping site Napster, rallied its legal defenses in an attempt to thwart a court challenge to shut it down. The company argued that its service was not anymore illegal than using a VCR to record television shows ...
In an effort to add community dynamics to its e-mail offerings, Yahoo! (Nasdaq: YHOO) announced Wednesday that it will pay about $434 million (US$) in an all-stock transaction to acquire free group e-mail service eGroups. The eGroups acquisition will also boost the new Corporate Yahoo! enterprise service that was unveiled Monday ...
RealNetworks (Nasdaq: RNWK) announced Wednesday that it has forged an alliance with Nokia (NYSE: NOK) to distribute multimedia content to cell phones and other mobile devices ...
Compaq Computer Corp. (NYSE: CPQ) announced Tuesday that it will partner with PacifiCare Health Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq: PHSY) to develop a new Internet company that will focus on welcoming seniors into the digital age ...
In an effort to help local car dealers keep pace with the increasing number of online auto sellers, the National Automobile Dealers Association on Monday launched DriversSeat.com, an Internet portal that links consumers directly to dealer Web sites ...
The White House has commissioned a new portal, Firstgov.gov, to expedite information delivery to citizens from U.S. government agencies and services that are presently spread across more than 20,000 separate Web sites ...
By launching seven new voice technology products, IBM (NYSE: IBM) declared its commitment Thursday to developing voice technology as a key channel for mobile Internet applications ...
McDonald's Corp. (NYSE: MCD) announced Thursday that it will expand its Internet presence beyond the current online brochure it maintains by teaming with Accel-KKR, Inc. to form eMac Digital, a new company that will develop Internet-related businesses ...
Mammoth online services provider America Online announced Monday that it will roll out its much-anticipated interactive TV service this week in three U.S. cities, selling enhanced TV for $14.95 (US$) on top of the standard AOL monthly access fee ...
As federal regulators scrutinize its proposed merger with entertainment powerhouse Time Warner, Internet giant America Online (NYSE: AOL) is moving forward with plans to integrate the Web with non-PC technologies ...
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