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The man CEOs love to hate
April 2, 2002 And that's just jiffy with Philip Kaplan. Thanks to his F***edCompany Web site's skewering of countless failing Internet companies, he has emerged as the accidental champion of the dot-com detritus.YouTube lubed with second-round funding
April 6, 2006 Video-sharing site receives $8 million in funding from Sequoia Capital, a financier of dot-com dreams.Picturing the dot-com boom and bust: 'Men in Gold'
February 24, 2007 Silicon Valley gold diggers discuss money, sex and legacy on video in a San Francisco Museum of Modern Art exhibit. Photos: Sex, Silicon Valley and video tapePolice Blotter: Dot-com swindler goes to prison
November 21, 2007 Appeals court upholds verdict, revokes bail for church elder convicted of bilking dot-com IPO investors out of their life savings.Million Dollar Homepage founder eyes next venture
February 8, 2006 Now that British student Alex Tew has ridden the wave of success on his popular pixel ad site, what's next?Boo.com back after dot-com boo-boos
May 2, 2007 One of the most high-profile failures of the 2000 dot-com crash, a British fashion site, takes on a new form as a travel site.'Dot-mobi' domain for mobile devices hits the Web
May 23, 2006 A new domain is available for mobile phone Web sites, but some experts say it's not really needed.Police blotter: Dot-com magnate loses fraud appeal
February 24, 2006 Court requires Bidbay.com founder to pay $987,000 for defrauding investors in scheme with three convicted criminals.Dot-com exec gadfly Philip Kaplan cedes own CEO spot
June 1, 2006 Creator of F***edCompany has more empathy for managers after his own CEO experience. But don't expect apologies. Dot-com champ takes on ad worldSun Solaris gets new partitioning feature
January 16, 2007 Feature, called Logical Domains, lets Sparc-based servers run multiple copies of Unix variant in separate partitions.Analyst: Social networking faces uncertain future
October 19, 2007 Report by U.K.-based Datamonitor compares popularity of social-networking sites to the dot-com boom, and warns that long-term growth is by no means assured.Fiorina: Technology will 'disappear' in 25 years
February 22, 2006 Dot-com bust was a sign of progress, says the former HP CEO, who predicts technology will become invisibly integrated into daily life.Year in review: Lows for the high-tech economy
December 29, 2008 What seemed like a decent though uninspiring year for the tech industry took a nosedive, starting in September.Privacy concerns dog Google-DoubleClick deal
April 18, 2007 Consumer privacy advocates worry what Google will do with combined data on Internet users' search and surf habits.Video: Schmidt discusses DoubleClickA Moveable Type feast
September 24, 2007 Clotilde Dusoulier, who writes the Chocolate & Zucchini blog, talks about food and the Silicon Valley experience that sent her back to Paris.Sun, allies broaden open-source chip push
May 15, 2007 Two companies are working on derivatives of Sun's open-source Niagara processor; Sun plans to share Niagara 2's designs, too.Sun hopes for growth from Project Redshift
March 26, 2007 Sun orients sales, research toward the customers with the strongest appetite for new technology.A star-crossed tale of Internet astrology
January 8, 2007 Star signs and dollar signs are clashing in a legal battle involving pioneers of online horoscopes and a Web survivor from the dot-com boom.Bubble redux?
November 17, 2006 perspective CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says it's time to ask whether the tech industry is approaching another dot-com disaster.Does Web 2.0 bubble have a silver lining?
November 6, 2006 Not all of today's Web start-ups will survive. But the relatively low cost of getting one going means Web services are being developed fast. Sponsored matches for "dot-com"
