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WorldCom-Salomon ties prompt mass litigation

AT&T snafu hits access to Microsoft Web services

Dell to sell PCs at airport kiosks

Barrett: Sharing digital content is a right

Microsoft, Panasonic get backing for HighMAT

Microsoft deepens firewall integration

TI chief calls for open standards for mobile ‘Net

Supercomputing now on demand from IBM

Gates unveils smart wrist watches

HP, Sony link PC to stereo and TV

Delphi puts Bluetooth on wheels

New Clié PDA with camera from Sony

IBM’s Zollar moves from Lotus to head iSeries group

Lirva worm is spreading

Real’s DRM secures media in multiple formats

AOLTW expected to take multibillion-dollar charge

User companies pilot Liberty spec

Motorola shows off networked-home wares

Cisco takes aim at new competitors

Linux heading for cell phones

Starbak acquires Vividon

AMD, IBM team for chip-making technology

SGI releases Linux supercomputer with Itanium processor

Microsoft updates Windows Media Player

Riverstone purchase fortifies plan

ICANN raises concerns over VeriSign IDN change

WaveSmith names management team

Telework used to improve air quality

Net.Worker briefs

IP telephony set to go the distance in 2003

Service Provider briefs

Digex CEO sees calm after WorldCom storm

Collaborative software ages slowly

Suites of interoperable components will make up future platforms.

Healthcare group picks SSL for remote access

Software helps users consolidate servers

RBOCs gain ground on long-distance

Enterprise Applications briefs

Financial firms bet on outsourcing

Content delivery market set to soar

NetScreen CEO talks VPNs

CIOs see 1% spending dip in 2003

Security worries give start-ups hope

Upcoming FCC review has big implications

IP services hot; IP spending not

IBM software strategy: Knock off Microsoft

Microsoft pitches CDMA software at U.S. market

Transmeta releases embedded Crusoe processors

Samsung readies new 3G video cell phones

Metromedia International considers bankruptcy

Early adopter shares VoIP lessons learned