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Total ad spending in the U.S. (including new media) is projected to increase 6.2% to $198.42 billion in 1998, according to McCann-Erickson's latest

Microsoft Corp. released today at MacWorld Expo in San Francisco Internet Explorer 4.0 and Outlook Express for Macintosh. In addition, Microsoft

QUALCOMM Inc. introduced today at MacWorld Internet audio compression technology that optimizes Apple's QuickTime technology. QUALCOMM's PureVoice audio

i-frontier has developed an interactive HTML banner that asks the question "How much do you pay to bring a visitor to your site?" When users submit their

Netmaster Group in Newport RI, without explanation, said it has changed its name effective Jan. 1 to ZULU-tek Inc. ZULU-tek has the following

Coca-Cola launched a four-month long online promotion for its Cherry Coke soft drink. Consumers who visit cherrycoke.com can design content that reflects

Inergy Online announced that its new "liquid data" file conversion engine allows users to transfer data files, through the Internet, between PCs, NCs, and

CNN Financial News President Lou Dobbs and the chairman of The New York Times Arthur Sulzberger Jr., will be among the keynote speakers at Jupiter

GTE's business e-mail service experienced a holiday meltdown this past week from a storm of spam, according to Media Daily. The service actually had to

Meganet announced it is now selling a range of products based on its Virtual Matrix Encryption (VME) software which the vendor claims is unbreakable.

InternetNews.com Week in Preview Podcast (Listen Now) It's show time! RSA is one of the biggest security events of the year and this year Web Application

Apache on the war path and mobile news a plenty. It's another busy week in tech as Sean Michael Kerner give us the rundown on the Apache Oracle Java