Reuters: Internet News Archive
Reuters: Internet
http://www.microsite.reuters.com/rss/uk/internetNews
- News junkies find Wikipedia more than encyclopaedia
- Microsoft unveils new keyboards, high-end mice
- Microsoft, Google face off in court
- Thai military upset by Google satellite pictures
- Microsoft outlines mid-size business software push
- Arabs struggle for share in Web adverts boom
- TI eyes video markets with all-in-one chip
- Yahoo says must abide by law in China after accusations
- eBay linked to Skype takeover
- Google hires 'father of the Internet' Vinton Cerf
- Talks on data-log plans struggle
- Indian expats get cheap calls home
- News Corp to buy Internet video game firm IGN -WSJ
- Hewlett-Packard to cut 6,000 jobs in Europe - union
- Japan's Access to buy PalmSource
- Cingular, Sprint give Katrina victims bill breaks
- Granny wins record online fruit machine jackpot
- Angry women sue doctor for online dating lies
- EBay to buy Skype in 2.2 bln pound deal
- Two Singapore bloggers charged for racist remarks
- Taiwan online music site Kuro to appeal piracy ruling
- Tagged Atlantic sea turtles trace journeys online
- "IPhone" could be music to Apple's ears
- EBay paying up to $4 bln for Web phone co. Skype
- CNN, Time Inc. to merge business Web sites
- Buy.com says to undercut Amazon.com's book prices
- EBay paying up to $4 bln for Web phone firm Skype
- Nokia to take mobile e-mail to corporate masses
- Tom Online in payments tie-up with China's UMPAY
- Yahoo blends Web e-mail with speed of desktop
- Ex-Microsoft exec able to work for Google-judge
- New Airgo wireless chips leap in speed past Wi-Fi
- EU states chided over car-crash calling service
- Vodafone Japan prepares for super-charged 3G
- Ebay to pay up to $4.1 bln to buy Skype
- Microsoft seeks more control with Xbox 360
- Yahoo boss Semel tunes in to online TV
- World cellphone subscribers over 2 bln - research
- Vodafone sees no long-term case for blocking VoIP
- Baidu ordered to halt music downloading service
- China sets new rules on Internet news
- Camera phone enters new creative territory
- O2 plans i-mode marketing splash
- Rivals Microsoft and Palm make up with mobile phone
- Web advertising up 26 pct in 2nd qtr-study
- No proper case made for storing data - EU adviser
- Microsoft starts selling paid search ads on MSN
- China tightens noose with new Web rules
- Yahoo launches investing columns on finance page
- Singapore schools punish cheeky student bloggers
- Sony may invest more in Samsung LCD venture
- Did you say dogging or blogging? Brits confused
- BT says to slash Internet telephony call charges
- TomTom in routefinder deal with AOL's Mapquest
- Intel to supply processors for new RIM BlackBerry
- Motorola wins new cheap phone deal with $30 model
- Mobile handset growth set to slow from 2008-report
- Apple acknowledges problem with iPod nano
- Sony Ericsson's Walkman phone in short supply
- Google to team with NASA in space research
- Samsung Elec unveils $33 bln 7-year chip investment
- US mobile Web, video revenue seen growing strongly
- Apple admits problem with iPod nano
- SCI says 9-month loss smaller than expected
- PDAs expected to change healthcare in future
- US record industry sues hundreds for file-sharing
- Disney to sell "Mix Sticks" digital music players
- Microsoft CEO to meet EU competition boss
- In a flash, hard-drive memory fading
- Online ads surge 62 pct in Britain -- trade group
- MediaRing dials Internet for profit
- Paramount backs Blu-ray in latest twist of DVD war
- Google, Cingular among those seeking SF Wi-Fi deal
- BT and Navini to test wireless technology
- Mayor sees wireless service as basic right
- Microsoft ends licence talks with music labels
- Electronics groups pursue anti-piracy software link
- Option says BT buys its data cards
- Taiwan tells Google it is not a province of China
- Orange banks on cricket as beefs up UK TV service
- EU executive proposes safeguards on use of data
- Wireless services seen as basic right in San Francisco
- A&L urges online banking shift to trim costs
- Sun, Google in office software distribution pact
- Sun, Google in software distribution pact
- Apple stirs product speculation over October 12 event
- Vodafone NZ to focus on revenue growth
- China Mobile mulls control of CR Peoples Phone
- India eyes semiconductors
- Autodesk to acquire Alias
- California satellite tracking bill aimed at sex offenders
- Internet gaming -- not a bubble waiting to burst
- Samsung wants bucks for its Bang phone
- AOL boosts anti-phishing protection
- Singapore jails two bloggers for racist Internet posts
- Nintendo cuts operating target on weak GameCube sales
- Investor group mulls bid for NTL and Telewest
- Microsoft and Time Warner resume AOL-MSN talks
- Finland wants faster text alerts for emergencies
- Dispute leads to Internet woes for thousands

