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RSS del in newsYahoo! remodelling itself on its users
News Greg Sterling, principal analyst at Sterling Market Intelligence, said: "We will see products merged, maybe Del.icio.us and MyWeb or Yahoo! has a few overlapping products as a result of acquisitions, such as bookmarking... [07 Dec 2006]
Bush agrees web control pact with UN
News In addition, the internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (Icann), the not-for-profit organisation created by the Clinton administration to oversee day-to-day management is located in Marina del Rey, California. [16 Nov 2005]
Yahoo! trials extended search
News In many respects the service bears a resemblance to the del.icio.us web bookmarks manager, which has recently been gaining popularity. Like del.icio.us, Yahoo! Akin to del.icio.us,... [29 Jun 2005]
Icann gives green light to .travel and .jobs
News At the 22nd Icann International Conference in Mar del Plata, Argentina, on Friday, the organisation approved Tralliance to operate the .travel domain and Employ Media to operate .jobs. Icann, the group in charge of... [12 Apr 2005]
Symantec antipiracy feature shuts out users
News Del Smith, senior product manager for Symantec said: "As of last night, our engineers were able to reproduce the problem on one type of machine. Some of the 1.2 million customers that have installed software maker... [31 Oct 2003]
Microsoft pulls out the stops for Media Center upgrade launch
News Bruce Eisen, executive VP of CinemaNow, which is based in Marina Del Rey, California, said he jumped at the chance to be included on the Media Center's menu of customised online services. After years of playing the nerd,... [01 Oct 2003]
'Suddenly, without warning, I ran out of beer
News Last year we were staying on the Costa del Sol, in an apartment with another couple. From John Stanhope I didn't really appreciate having a mobile phone until the other day, when it quite virtually saved my life. [23 Apr 2003]
Dell dips toe in Singapore's retail waters
News The kiosk is complementary to our existing sales channels," said Alvaro Del Pozo, Dell's marketing director for home and small business products. Del Pozo said that the company is still banking on its... [07 Nov 2002]
Tony 'Del Boy' Blair flogs second-hand domain names
News The UK government has started selling off the domain names from bankrupt companies. Through the Treasury Solicitor's Department website, bonavacantia.co.uk punters can get hold of names owned by companies that have gone into liquidation. [14 Dec 2001]
Terrorist or traveller? Software will decide
News Joseph Del Balzo, former acting administrator of the US Federal Aviation Administration, has already provided his seal of approval. The airline industry could reduce the threat of terrorist attack by employing data... [04 Oct 2001]
Dot-com domain control up for grabs
News A vote will be held about who controls the master database of these top level domains. At issue is whether one single company - Verisign - will be allowed both to manage the registry and act as a registrar by selling the dot-com... [02 Apr 2001]
Cerf named as 'names' boss
News As the keeper of top level internet domain addresses, Icann (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) has considerable political and business influence. Recently, the committee has been repeatedly accused of focussing too... [19 Nov 2000]
Autostrade requires Italian UMTS deposit refund
News Other shareholders include BT, Distacom, Mediaset and Banca Nazionale del lavoro. Autostrade is currently battling with the Italian government in a regional court in Rome after government officials attempted to seize... [09 Nov 2000]
Inprise boss blames predecessor for current woes
News Fuller, 41, took over at the Inprise helm in April 1999 following the enforced resignation of Del Yocam. He said: "Del came in when Inprise desperately needed a technical CEO to make some structural... [28 Sep 2000]
Italian finance minister over-estimates 3G revenue
News Last week Italian finance minister Ottaviano Del Turco claimed the government could collect as much as ITL50tr (£16.3bn). The Italian government could earn only ITL30tr (£9.8bn) from the sale of third generation (3G)... [12 Jul 2000]
