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- "In the case of the so-called browser wars, Oregon State University has jumped into the ongoing struggle against software giant Microsoft's continued dominance of the browser market..."... |
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- Internet News Oct 17 2003 5:16PM ET... |
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- TheStreet.com Oct 17 2003 5:20PM ET... |
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- Boston Globe Oct 17 2003 5:25PM ET... |
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- The perl6-language list remains eerily silent, and Leo Tö... |
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- Boston Globe Oct 17 2003 4:45PM ET... |
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- Washington Times Oct 17 2003 5:02PM ET... |
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- Monday, October 13 (Canadian Thanksgiving) to Sunday October 19 European Heritage Week will again be commemorated across Canada an... |
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- Anselm is working on "a mobile, location aware, many player game" called "Mites." This is from October 12, 2003 Anselm Hook (Small - 4 MB)... |
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- Anselm is working on "a mobile, location aware, many player game" called "Mites." This is from October 12, 2003 Anselm Hook (Small - 4 MB)... |
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- Archaeologist claim to have discovered the first physical evidence of the Battle of Bannockburn. A pair of horse stirrups, found earlier this year on a flood plain believed by most historians to be the site |
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- You might find this logic just a bit confusing: Mahathir, a respected leader in the developing world with a long history of making articulate, provocative comments, is retiring Oct. 31 after 22 years in power. He told the Islamic leaders that Muslims had achieved "nothing" in more than 50 years of fighting Israel. "They survived 2,000 years of pogroms not by hitting back but by thinking," Mahathir said of the Jews. |
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Blog Stuff (Oct 17 2003 22:46 GMT) - Dei Gratia has now changed their address to: Dei Grati RSS Feed Added Scott W Fischer of Viam Pacis to... |
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- [InfoWorld: Top News] - Microsoft Corp. is on the point of submitting its written response to European Commission (EC) antitrust complaints, a company spokeswoman said, adding that the decision whether or not to request an oral hearing hasn't yet been taken. |
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- [InfoWorld: Top News] - Wireless technologies were bolstered on several fronts last week as Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard, and Dell detailed plans to inject products with Bluetooth and WLAN, and wireless services providers aligned to add hot spots. |
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- [InfoWorld: Top News] - Microsoft Corp. will continue beaming sponsored-search ads from Overture Services Inc. for around two more years in its U.S. |
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- [InfoWorld: Top News] - Making good on a promise made last week from Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer to simplify security-patch deployment for companies, Microsoft Corp. this week released a consolidated Windows XP update that brings together 22 critical updates into one downloadable package. |
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- Three Iraqi women who are senior officials in Iraq's Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs will join U.S. Labor Secretary Elaine L. Chao for a media briefing on Monday to discuss the Iraqis' weeklong trip to Washington, D.C. |
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- Yahoo's Overture Services subsidiary on Friday announced it will continue to offer commercial search links to Web rival MSN. Overture's paid search results will remain a part of MSN Search in the United States and the United Kingdom through June 2005, the company said. MSN has served as one of Overture's largest partners, contributing about a third of Overture's revenue this year. |
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