Monday, March 4, 2002
Top Stories
A Study In Contrasts
The iMac and Apple's software have a design elegance that's missing from the Windows world.
Apple Chief Blasts Labels
Steve Jobs compalined that the digital music services backed by the labels don't make it easy for consumers to burn tracks from CDs they buy.
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Crooner Uses Computers To Replace Sheet Music
Technology had progressed far enough that the electronic page could be turned faster and more reliably than a paper page.
Apple Holds On To Core Customers
On its good days, Apple manages to make quirky design appear effortlessly easy.
Sidetrack
Jack Trout: Apple is nothing more than a pretender in a Wintel world.
Wintel
C# Virus Pitched Against .NET
Sharpei is low risk, but worrying
IE, Outlook Run Malicious Commands Without Scripting
An attacker can run arbitrary commands on Windows machines with a simple bit of HTML, even with active scripting and ActiveX disabled.
The MS Antitrust Case: Why It's So Darned Hard To Resolve
The burning question and the source of the controversy is how to write a remedy that accomplishes the three objectives: stop unlawful conduct, restore competition, and prevent future recurrence.