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Chart: A Microsoft-Yahoo combo by the numbers
February 1, 2008 What would Microsoft gain by swallowing Yahoo for a proposed $44.6 billion? CNET News.com contrasts combined stats with Google's.AOL opens its doors on e-mail
April 20, 2004 A new feature will let subscribers access their e-mail through third-party applications such as Eudora and Microsoft's Outlook.In their own words: Search engines on privacy
August 13, 2007 CNET News.com tries to clear up recent privacy announcements by surveying Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, Ask.com and AOL. Here, they respond.How search engines rate on privacyAmerica Online sues spammers
April 15, 2003 The company is seeking $10 million in damages and court orders to stop individuals and companies from allegedly purveying bulk unsolicited e-mail to its members.Details emerge in AOL-MSN outage
September 4, 2003 AOL Time Warner says access to Microsoft Web sites has been restored for Road Runner and AOL subscribers, as more details emerge about a glitch that affected millions of consumers.AOL touts spam-fighting prowess
April 30, 2003 The company asserts that it repelled more than 2 billion unsolicited commercial e-mails in a single day this week. The fight, however, is far from over.Search wars come to the desktop
October 22, 2004 roundup Microsoft's desktop tool is now due this year, and Yahoo may be staking its claim. And then there's Google.AOL gets ready to launch free Web e-mail
December 22, 2004 America Online is testing a service with 100MB of e-mail storage, as it prepares to square off with Yahoo, Hotmail and Gmail. Image: You've got free mailAOL drops Microsoft antispam technology
September 16, 2004 Citing lackluster support and poor compatibility with its own technology, the Internet giant says it won't use Sender ID.Microsoft aims to take the desktop 'Live'
March 31, 2006 Trying to outflank Yahoo and Google, Microsoft tests desktop hub for e-mail and other consumer services.Net heavyweights unite to KO spam
April 28, 2003 America Online, Yahoo and Microsoft are pooling their resources and technical expertise to reduce unwanted commercial e-mail solicitations that are inundating their systems.AOL, Microsoft prep dueling VoIP efforts
September 20, 2005 America Online plans to launch its Net phone service within three weeks, while Redmond is partnering with Qwest.Microsoft reworks antispam spec to silence critics
October 26, 2004 Industry group and AOL had turned their backs on Sender ID. With rewrite, AOL is back in the fold.Microsoft to submit antispam standard
May 19, 2004 The company becomes the latest technology giant to seek industry approval of a technique to prevent spammers from hiding unwanted e-mail behind legitimate addresses.Microsoft wants to meld antispam proposals
May 21, 2004 The software giant says the spam-blocking proposal backed by America Online should be combined with Microsoft's to more rapidly create a single, industrywide standard.AOL offers free antivirus software
August 7, 2006 Active Virus Shield software is likely to become the highest-profile alternative to for-pay security software.This week in security
August 12, 2005 Microsoft and AOL announce plans for money they've culled from spammers, even as phishers came up with a new e-mail-based scam.Yahoo, Cisco team on antiforgery tech
June 2, 2005 Yahoo and Cisco Systems are collaborating on an authentication technology to reduce e-mail forgery, the companies said on Wednesday.Yahoo takes on spam, boosts e-mail storage
November 15, 2004 Company on Monday will begin using Domain Keys e-mail verification technology to fight spam.New round of spam suits from AOL, Microsoft, Yahoo
October 28, 2004 Anti-Spam Alliance firms file new suits against spammers and "spimmers"--people who spam over IM.
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