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  • Microsoft bankrupts the Spam King

    Scott Richter, self-confessed Spam King and one-time peddler of ladies' underwear, has filed for bankruptcy, with Microsoft cited as the main reason.

  • Microsoft to host official Olympics site

    Microsoft has secured the rights to produce and host the official Web site for the 2002 Winter Olympic Games,"-its first foray into producing sports coverage and an arrangement that may give it a competitive edge over rivals.

  • 'Critical' MS server flaw may affect few sites

    A new flaw in IIS is unlikely to have a widespread impact, according to Internet survey firm Netcraft. The firm also found evidence that Web sites are fleeing the US.

  • I could tell you but...

    Microsoft gets accused of a lot of sneaky things. Who would have thought they were all true?

  • Stargazers playing it coy over 2001

    After being left red-faced after the Y2K debacle, few commentators are willing to make bets on what 2001 will hold. After the crystal ball cracks that appeared last year, it's tough to predict the future.

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  • Red Hat: Walking the Linux tightrope

    Marketing director Paul Salazar admits there have been plenty of hiccups along the way but says Red Hat is now working hard to please the open-source community and investors alike.

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