Google's free e-mail service, Gmail, has begun using antispam technology supported heavily by archrival Yahoo.
Yahoo on Friday said it is acquiring 3721 Network Software in an effort to expand its presence in China's rapidly developing Internet market.
The attack that blacked out Google, Yahoo and other major Web sites earlier this week involved the use of a "bot net"--a large network of zombified home PCs--Internet infrastructure provider Akamai Technologies said Wednesday.
Microsoft on Thursday is holding a summit with members of the E-Mail Service Provider Coalition to address the use of Sender ID technology as a standard to fight spam and phishing.
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