cca  Computex, the world's third-largest trade show, highlights chip rivalries, handheld computers and the problems facing Taiwan's tech-heavy economy.  June 8, 2001, 11:30 a.m. PT  |  Read Full Story  [IMAGE]  Yahoo scores victory in Nazi case  Yahoo has scored an early-stage legal victory in its ongoing attempt to post material and auction items--including Nazi memorabilia--on its Web site that may be offensive to people in other countries. Last year, a French court ruled that Yahoo must block French citizens' access to auctions of Nazi items on its U.S.-based site or face fines of $14,000 per day.  June 8, 2001, 12:20 p.m. PT |  Read Full Story  [IMAGE]  Aggravated consumers pummel PCs  A quarter of the 4,200 PC users who participated in an online tech store's survey have confessed to physically attacking their computers at one time or another. "Looking at some of the answers, it's clear that in many cases people were actually frustrated at their own lack of know-how," David Furby, Novatech's managing director, wrote on the site. "Hopefully as technology improves and computers become ever more user-friendly, these attacks will become less frequent."  June 8, 2001, 11:10 a.m. PT  |  Read Full Story  [IMAGE]  Computer glitch temporarily halts NYSE  The New York Stock Exchange, the largest equity market system in the world, halted trading on all stocks Friday morning because of problems with a software upgrade. According to a spokeswoman, trading was set to reopen at 8:15 a.m. PDT, but the exchange missed the deadline. Trading resumed at 8:35 a.m. NYSE Chairman Richard Grasso, appearing on CNBC, had said he was confident the exchange would open on time.  June 8, 2001, 8:45 a.m. PT  |  Read Full Story  [IMAGE]  MSN U.K. plays with casino Web site  Microsoft's U.K. portal has inked a two-year marketing deal to provide advertising and promotions for an online casino, Web-based gambling company Gaming Internet said Friday. Under the agreement, MSN.co.uk is expected in mid-June to begin linking to international gaming site Harrods Casino, a joint venture between Gaming Internet and Harrods
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cca Computex, the world's third-largest trade show, rivalries, computers and problems facing Taiwan's 11:30 PT | Read Story [IMAGE] Yahoo victory in Nazi case Yahoo has an early-stage legal victory in its ongoing attempt to post material and auction Nazi memorabilia--on its Web site that may be offensive to people in other Last a court that Yahoo must block French citizens' access to auctions of Nazi items on its U.S.-based site face fines of $14,000 per day. June 8, 12:20 p.m. PT | Full Story [IMAGE] Aggravated consumers PCs quarter of 4,200 users participated in an tech store's survey have confessed to physically attacking their computers at one time or another. "Looking at of the clear that many people actually frustrated at lack of know-how," David Furby, Novatech's on the site. "Hopefully as technology improves and become ever user-friendly, these attacks will become less June 8, 2001, 11:10 a.m. PT | Read Story [IMAGE] Computer glitch temporarily halts NYSE The New York Stock Exchange, the largest equity in the world, halted on all stocks morning of with software upgrade. to a spokeswoman, trading was set to reopen at 8:15 a.m. but the exchange missed the deadline. Trading resumed at 8:35 Chairman Grasso, appearing on had said he was the would open on time. 2001, a.m. Full [IMAGE] U.K. plays with casino site Microsoft's U.K. portal has a two-year marketing deal for an online casino, Web-based gambling company Gaming said Friday. Under the agreement, MSN.co.uk is in mid-June to begin linking to international gaming site Harrods Casino, a venture between and Harrods
cca  Computex, the world's third-Largest traDe shoW, hiGhlIgHts cHip rIvalries, handheLD comPuters and the problems faCing TAiWAn's tECh-Heavy Economy.  jUnE 8, 2001, 11:30 A.M. PT  |  reAd fulL STOrY  [IMAGe]  YaHoo scorEs victory iN NaZi Case  Yahoo has SCoRed an early-StaGe legal victoRy iN its onGoIng ATtempT to Post mAteriaL And aucTion items--InCLuding nAzi memoRABiLia--oN its Web site that maY Be OFfensive to peopLe in otHeR CoUNTriEs. LAst year, a FrEnCh couRT ruled tHAt yAHOo mUSt block French Citizens' accESs tO auctiOnS of nAzi iteMs on iTs u.s.-baSed site or faCe fiNes of $14,000 per dAy.  June 8, 2001, 12:20 P.M. PT |  Read fUll StorY  [IMAGE]  aggRavAted COnSuMerS pUMmeL pCS  A qUArtEr of the 4,200 Pc uSeRs who PartICIPAted In aN onlIne teCh store's surveY haVe coNFesSed to PhysiCallY aTtackIng theIr comPuTers at one time or AnotHer. "LookinG at SoMe oF tHe ansWErs, it's CleAr tHat in maNy cases PEopLe WERE aCtually frustrated aT tHEIr Own lack oF know-hOW," DAvID Furby, NoVaTecH's maNAGing dIrecTOr, Wrote on tHe site. "hOpEfUlly as tEcHnologY iMprOveS and cOMputErs becOme ever mOre usER-friendly, these ATtacks will becOMe LESs FRequEnt."  june 8, 2001, 11:10 a.m. PT  |  ReaD FulL storY  [IMAge]  COmpUTer glItch tEmPOrARily halts NYSE  The New yoRk StocK ExchAnge, the largesT equity marKET System in The wORlD, Halted trading oN all sTocks FridaY Morning bEcausE of problEms with a sOFTware upgRadE. AcCorDinG TO a Spokeswoman, trADIng wAs Set to reOpeN at 8:15 a.m. PDt, buT thE exChaNgE missed thE deadlinE. TRaDiNg ResUmed aT 8:35 A.m. NYSE ChAiRmaN RIchArd GrASso, appEarinG on CnBc, hAD saId he was COnFIDent ThE eXchaNge WoUld opEn on TIme.  june 8, 2001, 8:45 a.m. Pt  |  Read Full stoRY  [IMAgE]  mSn U.K. playS with casino WeB sIte  MicrosoFt'S U.K. Portal HAS inked a tWo-year marketing deal to prOVide advErtIsing And pRomotions For An onliNe cASino, WeB-based GamblInG coMPAny GaMINg intErNet said FriDAY. UnDer thE aGreeMent, MSN.Co.uk is expected in miD-junE to begin linkiNg tO intERNaTioNAl GAmiNg SIte hARrods Casino, a joiNt venture bEtWEeN Gaming IntERneT aNd HarroDs
cca  Computex, the world's  third-lar gesttra desh ow,high lights chip ri v alri es, handheld computers  andth e  pro b le ms fa cing Ta i wa n ' s t ec h- hea vy ec onomy . June 8,  2001, 11: 30a. m. PT  |  Re a dFull Story   [ IMAGE]  Yaho o s coresvi cto r y inNaz i cas e  Yah o o hasscored an  e a rly-st a ge lega l vi ctor y in its ongoinga tt e mpt to post ma terial  a n da u cti onitems--inc lu dingN azi mem o ra b i l ia- - on its Web si te that may beoffens iv e t o  peopl e inot h ercountries.Last  year, aFrench court r u led tha t Yaho o m ust  blo c kFr enc hc iti z en s'a cce ss to au ct io ns of  Naz i i t emsonitsU.S.- based site or  fa ce f i nes  of $ 14,00 0 pe rday. June8, 20 01 , 12:20 p.m. PT  | Read Full  St or y [I MAGE]  Aggra vat edconsume rs pumm e l P Cs A  q uarter of the 4,20 0P C  u sers who  parti c ip at e d in anon lin e te c h  stor e'ss ur vey have  confe s se dto phys ic ally a tt ack ing  thei r  com puters  at onetimeo r another. "Lo o king at someo ft h ea nswe rs,  it's clear  tha t  inmany ca ses peopl e wer ea ct u ally frustrated atth eir ow n lac k of know-how ," David F u r b y, Novat ech' s  m a naging directo r, wr ote on the site. "H opefu lly as t echnology i mprovesand  co mpu ter s be come ever mor e user -f riendly , t hese at tac kswil l b ec ome lessfrequent ."  Ju ne  8,  2001 ,  11:10 a .m . P T | Read Full S tory [IM AG E]  Co mputerg li t c h te mp or aril y h al ts NY SE T heNew Yor k Stock E xch a nge,  t he  larges t equity mark et  system in  t heworld, h alted tr ading on all stocks Fri d ay morn ing  beca useof proble mswith a  so f twareupgrad e. Ac co rdi n g  to a s po kes wo man, tradi n g  wa s set  t o re open at  8:15 a.m. PDT, bu t  th e exchange mi sse d th e de adl i ne .  Tr ad i ngr e sumed at 8:35 a .m. NYSE C ha i rm an Richard Gra ss o, appe aring o n CNB C , had s aid he wa s confide nt  the e xch ange would  open on  time.  J u ne 8, 20 01, 8 :45  a.m.PT   |   Rea d Full Sto ry  [ IMAGE]  MSN U. K. pl ay s with c asino Web site  Microso ft's U .K. p ort al has in ked a t wo-year m arke ting dealtopro videadv e rtisi ng a n dpro m otion s fo r  an onlin e  c asi n o ,Web-based g a m b lin g com pan y  Gamin g In ternet said Frida y . Under the ag reem e n t,MSN . co.u kis expected in  mi d- J u ne to be gi n linking t o intern at i onalgaming  siteHarrods C as i no, ajoin t v enture be twe en GamingIn te r net an d Ha rr ods
cca _Computex, the_world's third-largest trade show,_highlights chip_rivalries,_handheld computers_and_the problems facing_Taiwan's tech-heavy economy._ June 8, 2001,_11:30 a.m. PT__|  Read Full Story  [IMAGE]  Yahoo scores victory in Nazi case__Yahoo has_scored_an_early-stage legal victory in its_ongoing attempt to post material_and auction_items--including Nazi memorabilia--on its Web site that may_be_offensive to people_in other countries. Last year, a French court ruled_that Yahoo must block French citizens'_access to auctions_of_Nazi_items on its U.S.-based_site or face fines of $14,000_per day.  June 8, 2001,_12:20 p.m. PT |  Read Full_Story  [IMAGE]  Aggravated consumers_pummel PCs  A quarter_of the_4,200 PC users who participated_in an online_tech store's_survey have confessed_to physically attacking their computers at_one time or_another. "Looking at some of the_answers,_it's clear that_in_many_cases people_were actually frustrated_at_their own_lack_of know-how," David Furby, Novatech's managing_director,_wrote on the site. "Hopefully as technology_improves and computers become_ever_more user-friendly, these attacks_will become less frequent." _June 8, 2001, 11:10 a.m. PT_ |_ Read_Full Story  [IMAGE]  Computer glitch temporarily halts NYSE _The New York Stock Exchange, the_largest equity market system_in the_world,_halted trading on_all_stocks Friday_morning because of problems with a software_upgrade. According_to a spokeswoman, trading was set_to reopen at 8:15_a.m._PDT, but the exchange missed the_deadline. Trading resumed at 8:35 a.m._NYSE Chairman Richard Grasso, appearing_on_CNBC,_had said he was confident_the exchange would open on time._ June 8,_2001, 8:45 a.m. PT  | _Read_Full Story  [IMAGE]  MSN_U.K._plays with casino Web site _Microsoft's_U.K._portal has inked a two-year_marketing deal to provide advertising and_promotions for an online casino, Web-based gambling company Gaming_Internet said Friday._Under the agreement, MSN.co.uk is_expected_in_mid-June to begin linking to international gaming site Harrods Casino,_a joint_venture between Gaming_Internet and Harrods