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May 3, 2002 |
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More embarrassing Microsoft e-mail |
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In 1998 and 1999, Microsoft repeatedly was stung by embarrassing internal e-mails. In court Thursday, it became apparent the company may not have learned from that experience. Then, as now, lawyers battling the software giant were arguing that the company had stitched its Internet Explorer Web browser into its Windows operating system as an attack on Netscape's Web browsing software. ... »
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May 2, 2002 |
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Barbara Walters' E-mail |
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I have five separate interviews that I have been doing for a special 90-minute edition of 20/20 next Wednesday from 9:30 p.m. -11:00 p.m. It is called "Surviving The Glare," and we have done interviews with Kato Kaelin, Donna Rice, Greg Louganis, Sarah Ferguson (the Duchess of York), and Macaulay Culkin. How have they all survived the glare, we asked, and the answers are touching, funny and helpful. Culkin and the duchess both talked about hiding from the world after they received too much attention. ... »
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May 1, 2002 |
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E-mail for paranoids |
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Who hasn’t cut short a private conversation in a public place to avoid being overheard? Or asked a stranger on the phone to send them something in writing on a formal letterhead because they don’t trust the caller’s identity? But what about your e-mail-is it safe from eavesdropping or misrepresentation? Can you make it safer? And if so, how? ... »
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April 30, 2002 |
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BlueLight beefs up e-mail services |
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Kmart's Web store, BlueLight.com, said Tuesday that it is adding extra storage space and an e-mail forwarding service to its low-cost Internet access service ... »
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April 30, 2002 |
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Collins fights e-mail slur |
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JOAN Collins was yesterday forced to deny rumours that her marriage of two months was on the rocks after she was targeted by a bizarre e-mail campaign. Messages sent to a number of newspapers, including The Scotsman, claimed that her marriage to 38-year-old Percy Gibson was "just for show" and that the couple slept in separate beds, even during their honeymoon. ... »
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April 29, 2002 |
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E-Mail Opens New Door For Familiar Scam Tactic |
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He is a suburban Washington entrepreneur, middle-aged, prosperous -- and too humiliated to discuss how a businessman as smart as he could fall for such an obvious scam. But later this year, the local entrepreneur, who spoke on condition of anonymity, may be in a Canadian courtroom to recount a disquieting tale of being duped out of $750,000 via an unsolicited fax. ... »
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April 27, 2002 |
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'Quick-change artist' worm spreading fast via e-mail |
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A rogue computer program that is the online equivalent of a quick-change artist is infecting computers around the world via e-mail and clogging computer networks. The program, W32/KLEZ.H, is a "blended threat," combining elements of a virus that infects machines and a worm that transports itself from machine to machine. It also tries to disable some anti-virus programs. ... »
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April 27, 2002 |
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Merrill CEO apologizes for analyst e-mails |
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Merrill Lynch & Co. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer David Komansky apologized Friday for e-mails sent by some of the firm's research analysts that denigrated stocks it recommended investors buy. "The e-mails that have come to light are very distressing and disappointing," Komansky said at the firm's annual shareholders meeting. "They fall far short of our professional standards and some are inconsistent with our policies." ... »
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April 27, 2002 |
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Threatening e-mail delays sentencing of man in cat death |
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The sentencing of a man convicted of killing the family cat because it annoyed him has been postponed while investigators look into threatening e-mails sent to the prosecutor in the case. Scott Herrin, 26, was to be sentenced Thursday on misdemeanor animal cruelty charges in a case that has drawn the attention of animal rights groups nationwide. Investigators said Herrin is now suspected of sending the threatening e-mail. ... »
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April 26, 2002 |
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E-mail Your Way to Better Health |
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Could e-mail be just what the doctor ordered? Maybe so, according to new research that found people who use e-mail to discuss life's emotional upsets tend to be healthier. Students at Texas A&M; University who wrote e-mails about their "traumatic emotional experiences" were sick for fewer days, missed fewer classes and reported better overall health than students who didn't discuss upsetting events, but wrote instead about a movie they saw or the events of their day. ... »
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