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RSS web 2.0Pearson rolls out Domino
News We've found Web-enabled Domino databases to be very useful and as a result of our successful roll out we're now looking at the possibility of using products like Domino.doc [a Lotus collaboration tool]," Dixon said. [21 May 1999]
Intranet Expo expands into ecommerce
News For more information see http://www.web-com.co.uk Miller Freeman has announced plans to expand its Intranet Expo show following the success of this year's event. Next year's conference will be branded 'Webcom 2000... [05 May 1999]
Oxfam launches email fundraising campaign
News From tomorrow Oxfam will be launching an online appeal with banner advertising on various Web sites that have donated free space. The charity has also been donated two UK mailing lists from BT and Autotrader which it... [19 Apr 1999]
Oracle launches Web development 'in a box'
News Oracle will today launch a complete Web development package aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The Oracle Internet Development Pack (OIDP) provides everything needed to set up an Internet or intranet... [30 Mar 1999]
Next chief tangled in his own Web
News Next finance director, David Keens reportedly referred to people who shop on the Web as 'sad', claiming that nobody wants to spend hours downloading pictures of blouses online. On the Web, you can change... [25 Mar 1999]
UK retailers slammed for 'ecommerce apathy'
News The UK's top retailers are failing to make the most of ecommerce, with over a third still to launch any kind of Web site, according to a report out today. The survey, by software consultancy, Quidnunc, looked at the... [24 Mar 1999]
Seagate backs disaster recovery campaign
News A web site at http://www.dlttape.com/proveit has been set up to allow IT managers to test their existing plans and get advice on how to improve them. Seagate Sofware is the latest storage vendor to put its weight behind... [24 Mar 1999]
MEP brands Monti resignation 'a disaster'
News MEP Graham Watson has warned that the resignation of European Commissioner, Mario Monti, could have a disastrous effect on the Web caching ban. As far as Web caching is concerned, it could be a good... [16 Mar 1999]
Mario Monti resigns
News The future of the European Web caching ban hangs in the balance today, after last night's shock resignation of all 20 European Commissioners. Among those to go is Commissioner Mario Monti, who was in the... [16 Mar 1999]
Internet2 goes live
News Internet2 will enable new technologies to be tested in a non-commercial environment, before they are sold for use on the Web. The Internet's next-generation backbone went live in the US this week. Dubbed Abilene, it will... [26 Feb 1999]
Gateway takes Necx stake
News The direct PC vendor hopes the deal will provide it with a larger Web presence for its products. Gateway has bought a 20 per cent stake in online computer retailer, Necx for a reported $21m. Gateway... [25 Feb 1999]
Internet watchdog denies government figures
News The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) is responsible for monitoring the Web to catch illegal material. We established that 1,000 people were surveyed but only eight per cent of those actually used the Web,... [12 Feb 1999]
Lycos drops merger with USA Networks
News To be known as USA/Lycos it was predicted that the new company would pull in revenue of more than $1.5bn through its Web site and cable TV home shopping network. According to media reports the Lycos/USA Networks (USAi)... [12 Feb 1999]
Dell expands online sales
News Dell Computer is aiming to conduct half of its overall sales on the Web within the next couple of years. CEO, Michael Dell told an audience at the Goldman Sachs Technology Investment Seminar in New York yesterday that... [10 Feb 1999]
PC prices plunge to zero
News She added that it is likely that a clever hacker will find a way to remove the ads and share their methods with Web users. In what could be the beginning of the end of the PC price war, a US company is offering to give... [08 Feb 1999]
