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Broadband game just beginning
News It's been a tough game of Takeover Twister for MediaOne and its suitors. Now that the game is done and everybody's won, what does it mean? [07 May 1999]
Music online: Big boys team up on delivery system
News [06 May 1999]
Real unveils more MP3 products
News With RealJukebox breaking company records, Rob Glaser plugs in new MP3-friendly products. [06 May 1999]
DejaNews To Stop Tracking Addresses
News The popular DejaNews Internet search engine will no longer track e-mail addresses visitors click on when they respond to messages posted to Internet newsgroups, officials said this week. [05 May 1999]
MP3 gets Real ... erm, Networks
News RealNetworks new RealJukebox product aims to turn the common PC into a flexible, high-capacity stereo system. If it succeeds, the business -- and pleasure -- of music may never be the same. [04 May 1999]
Groups take EU privacy fight public
News An international coalition of more than 60 consumer groups, meeting in Brussels this week, vowed to oppose a data privacy compromise now being debated by the United States and the European Union. [29 Apr 1999]
US electronics giant backs MP3
News [29 Apr 1999]
MP3.com backs Morissette and Amos
News [29 Apr 1999]
Music debate, not about formats anymore
News The music industry is being forced to recognise the impact of music on the Web and while it gets to grips with the technology, IT companies are falling over themselves to deliver the 'best' distribution model for the coming revolution. [29 Apr 1999]
UK consumers hit by CIH
News Consumers were hardest hit by the CIH virus according to a spokesman for UK anti-virus software firm Data Fellows. [28 Apr 1999]
Public Enemy raps ova da Web
News [28 Apr 1999]
News Burst: CIH blasts home users
News Consumers were hardest hit by the CIH virus according to a spokesman for UK anti-virus software firm Data Fellows. [28 Apr 1999]
MP3: Samsung slims, Apple bites, and Lucent points the other way
News Wrap up with some of the day's biggest MP3 news. [27 Apr 1999]
Rio no longer home to pirates as world waits for June 30
News Diamond Multimedia has adopted a technology for protecting music copyrights on its Rio player, a device attacked by the record industry as a tool for music pirates. [27 Apr 1999]
Press your own CDs is music industry's next move
News A networking project could revolutionise high street music sales and put traditional recording artists on the same disk as newbies. [27 Apr 1999]
High tech is the latest blockbuster
News From movie producers to cinematographers to high-tech writers, the message was the same: the Internet and other digital technologies have forever shifted the balance of power in the entertainment industry. [27 Apr 1999]
Nuggets: Stoopid name, cool product
News Nuggets, twice a day, every day (well, we do our best!). Software, hardware and every gadget we can get our mits on... [23 Apr 1999]
Violent games - shootings connected?
News This week's school shootings in Littleton, Colorado, have focused scrutiny once again on violent computer games and their connection to real-life brutality. [23 Apr 1999]
Nuggets: Bullet proof speakers
News Nuggets, twice a day, every day (well, we do our best!). Software, hardware and every gadget we can get our mits on... [22 Apr 1999]
BPI hosts Internet music conference
News The British Phonographic Industry (BPI) today hosts a conference looking at the controversial impact of music on the Internet. [22 Apr 1999]
Comdex Spring: Copyright protection for digital music
News US firm Hagiwara Sys-Com is showing off an interesting prototype of a SmartMedia music player at Comdex this week. The device is designed for the Japanese market, but it may make it over here in a year or two. [22 Apr 1999]
Nuggets: Hum brings MP3 to the handheld
News Nuggets, twice a day, every day (well, we do our best!). Software, hardware and every gadget we can get our mits on... [21 Apr 1999]
Microsoft gets ripped - New ripper for MS Audio
News Microsoft has confirmed two companies are working with its MS Audio 4.0 software to create a 'ripper' -- a piece of software that can rip tracks from a CD, digitally, onto a hard drive or other storage device. [20 Apr 1999]
IT's Like This: MS v MP3...
News [20 Apr 1999]
Who's watching you online?
News [19 Apr 1999]
