Michael Singer

Infrastructure provider Juniper Networks Tuesday launched an aggressive undertaking: helping Cable & Wireless build out their Internet Infrastructure. Cable & Wireless has been on a global expansion as of late. The company has customers in 70 countries and consists of two divisions: Cable & Wireless Regional and Cable & Wireless Global, which it uses to […]

A federal judge is ordering two Silicon Valley-based companies to pay a $50 million bond as part of a settlement for copying technology from Xerox Corp. , the company said Monday. Santa Clara, Calif.-based Palm and 3Com Corp. are appealing a December 20, 2001 court decision that says “Graffiti,” the handwriting recognition software used in […]

Managed hosting provider, Conxion Corp. Monday says it has added Marc White to its ranks as Vice President of Operations and IT. Before coming to the Santa Clara, Calif.-based company, White headed up a group at Ventro where he served as vice president of IT Operations and was responsible for the infrastructure engineering and application […]

The city of New York is asking eBay to show some respect and remove any items on its site that pertain to the September 11 attacks that destroyed the World Trade Center. “Many of these items represent outrageous attempts to profit from a recent act of mass murder,” said New York Chief Counsel Michael Cardozo […]

E-business diagnostic toolmaker, TeaLeaf Technology Wednesday unveiled its first official product – aptly named IntegriTea. With two patents under its belt, the San Francisco-based firm says the new tool is designed to go beyond the basics of alerting system outages and performance metrics. Instead, the IntegriTea platform captures a real time slide show of the […]

Search engine AltaVista began notifying its more than 400,000 users Tuesday that it is shutting down its free e-mail service. The drop-dead date for e-mail delivery and usage for U.S. based accounts has been set at noon P.S.T. March 31st. The Palo Alto-based firm and CMGI property says the decision is a part of AltaVista’s […]

Business content management software provider Day.com Tuesday says Dr. Roy T. Fielding has joined Day as its new Chief Scientist. Dr. Fielding is widely known for his work in developing and defining the WWW infrastructure through his work with the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) and World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). He is the primary […]

Verisign is taking its best shot at making sure that the e-mail message you send is only seen by the people you send it to. The Mountain View, Calif.-based dot-com domain name registrar and digital security firm Friday launched SecureExpress, a third-party subscription-based service that uses “digital IDs.” Developed in partnership with Redwood City, Calif.-based […]

Question and answer search engine Ask Jeeves Wednesday says it has appointed Tuoc Luong as its new senior vice president of engineering and product management. Luong will serve for the Emeryville, Calif.-based company’s business division Jeeves Solutions after coming to the company from Octopus Software, which Ask Jeeves acquired in January. Luong will be taking […]

Network Associates (NAI) Wednesday says it is expanding its Europe, Middle East and Africa management team with four key appointments. Joining the Santa Clara, Calif.-based Internet security firm are Barry Walker, managing the United Kingdom, Ireland and South Africa, and Guy Goodman, managing Germany. In addition, two Network Associates veterans have accepted senior management positions […]

SAN FRANCISCO — The rallying cries for Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates and CEO Steve Ballmer Wednesday is again: “developers, developers, developers, developers.” The two men are in San Francisco and Chicago respectively to simultaneously launch VS.NET (Visual Studio .NET) strategy, which is crucial to the software giant’s goal of monopolizing the Internet’s latest trend: Web-based […]

Rockliffe, which specializes in online messaging services, Wednesday has a new version of its MailSite product targeted to the needs of service providers. The Campbell, Calif.-based company also known for its Rock-Solid Software says Rockliffe MailSite SP-c has many new revenue-generating features and benefits, such as integrated virus scanning, security enhancements and full clustering. Prices […]