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Transcripts and video tapes of pretrial interviews with several top industry executives in the ongoing antitrust case between Microsoft Corp., nine states and the District of Columbia will be released to the media, a court ruled Sunday.

IBM is updating its IBM Content Manager software package, adding new products to the suite and improving several features, the company plans to announce Wednesday.

Some major media organizations simplified their Web sites today in order to reduce bandwidth needs and lighten their server workloads, after many of the sites were overloaded by the crush of traffic from Internet users seeking updates on the apparent terrorist attacks in New York and Washington.

Cutbacks continue for the online arm of Cable News Network LP, which will stop its personalized news service this month.

IBM Corp. and Sony Electronics Inc. said Monday that they have completed the initial phase of a five-to-seven-year, US$20 million project that will put AOL Time Warner Inc. news division CNN's video archive online. First announced in April 1999, the project is the first implementation of a media-asset management system Sony and IBM jointly designed and are marketing to the media industry.

WASHINGTON (07/27/2000) - Top executives of America Online Inc. (AOL) and Time Warner Inc. spelled out arguments for combining the two companies in a hearing before the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on Thursday, both men assuring the U.S. government regulators that competition and innovation will not suffer as a result of the merger.

America Online Inc. (AOL) and Time Warner Inc. today announced the management team that will lead AOL Time Warner Inc., the new company to be formed by the merger of the two.

Bolstered by an infusion of technology-related businesses, Georgia is enjoying robust economic times. Meanwhile, Atlanta is emerging as the leading regional hub for New Economy companies.

U.K. dot-com companies looking to break into international media markets have a new angle. Euro trash -- as that crowd of jet-setter types slumming and on the make in the world's capitals has come to be known -- has gone virtual, in the form of human-like, computer-generated personalities such as virtual news readers Ananova and Vandrea and virtual European pop singers E-Cyas and T-Babe.

A 15-year-old hacker from Montreal, known as MafiaBoy, was charged in connection with February's denial-of-service attacks, which struck well-known Web sites such as CNN.com, Yahoo, eBay, Amazon.com, Excite and ETrade.

Computer hackers may quietly be infecting thousands of Windows PCs in preparation for another wave of DoS (denial of service) attacks of the type that brought high-profile Web sites like Yahoo Inc. and eBay Inc. to their knees two weeks ago, security experts warned today.