Amazon.com Snags BookMatcher Patent, May 31, 2000
Pennsylvania Law Outlaws Computer Viruses, May 31, 2000
Excite to Operate Its High Speed Network as ‘Fast Lane Toll Road’, May 31, 2000
Napster-Like Technology Takes Web Searching to New Level, May 31, 2000
Findlaw Launches Online Magazine About the Law, May 31, 2000
Google Bets the Ranch on Linux, May 31, 2000
Find More than Law at Findlaw, May 31, 2000
A Tricky Way to Play the New ZDNet May 31, 2000
FBI Tracking Senders of Killer Resume Virus, May 30, 2000
Hackers Hit Metro Transit Web Site, May 30, 2000
Online Sale of Tobacco Drawing A Fight, May 29, 2000
Lycos to Relaunch UK site in Battle for Web Surfers, May 29, 2000
Stalking the Internet, May 29, 2000
Newsletter Tracks Political Use of the Internet, May 29, 2000
The Big Price of Having a Little Fun on the Internet, May 29, 2000
E-books a Hot Topic at Book Show, May 28, 2000
EBay Wins Legal Bid, May 27, 2000
‘Resume’ Worms its Way Into Corporate Email, May 27, 2000
EU Drafts Law on Copyrights for Digital Materials, May 27, 2000
DOJ Eschews 3-Way Microsoft Split, May 27, 2000
Lawmakers Debate FTC Call for Privacy Legislation, May 25, 2000
IBM, Internet Capital Group to Market Intellectual Property, May 25, 2000
Senate Considers Stronger Anti-Cybercrime Measures, May 25, 2000
One-Click Will Not Destroy the Internet, May 25, 2000
U.S. Congress Gets Its Teeth into Cookies, May 24, 2000
Courtlink/JusticeLink and MarketSpan Join Forces, May 24, 2000
Napster Picks a New CEO – Luckily, He’s a Lawyer, May 23, 2000
Rockwell Patents Web Callback App, May 23, 2000
Microsoft Inks E-Books Deals, May 23, 2000
Legal Experts Scrambling Before Microsoft Hearing, May 23, 2000
Justices Throw Out Adult Cable Law, May 22, 2000
Y2K Still Bugging Lawyers, May 22, 2000
Bar Codes May Help Readers Make Leap to Web, May 22, 2000
Microsoft, in Filing, Argues U.S. Already Rejected Breakup, May 22, 2000
Database Goliath Aims to Rule the Internet, May 21, 2000
Republicans Oppose Online Privacy Plans, May 21, 2000
Anatomy of a ‘Love Bug,’ May 21, 2000
DOJ Opens Travel Site Investigation, May 20, 2000
Browsing the Future, May 20, 2000
Publisher Thomson’s Chairman to Retire, May 18, 2000
White House Against Privacy Commission, May 16, 2000
White House Against Privacy Commission, May 16, 2000
International Officials Admit Internet Security Hole, May 16, 2000
Tuning Up Digital Copyright Law, May 16, 2000
House Passes IP Charges Bill, May 16, 2000
Cookie Data in IE May Be Vulnerable to Snooping
Taking the High Ground on High Tech Issues
FTC Publishes Final Rule on Privacy of Consumer Financial Information (PDF format)
Microsoft’s Arguments May Persuade Judge to Give them More Time, May 12, 2000
Microsoft to Reveal Windows Strategy, May 12, 2000
Altavista Announces Layoffs, May 11, 2000
U.S. House Votes to Extend Internet Tax Ban, May 10, 2000
It’s Rebuttal Day for Microsoft, May 10, 2000
Gates: Computer Viruses Harder to Protect Against if Company Split, May 7, 2000
Microsoft Drafts Reply to Breakup Proposal, May 7, 2000
‘ ILOUEYOU’ Worm Keeps Mutating, May 5, 2000
Fed Cracks Down on Software Pirates, May 4, 2000
Cybersquatter Wins His Case, May 3, 2000
Microsoft Wants Time to Examine Breakup Plan, May 2, 2000
Microsoft: Pride Before the Fall, May 1, 2000
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CRIVAlerts and CRIVGrams from the American Association of Law Libraries Committee on Relations with Information Vendors.
Library Web Manager’s Reference Center Current Awareness
Legal Publishers’ List – tracks mergers in the legal publishing field, and periodically posts related news items.
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