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Microsoft sued for patent infringement

April 20, 2007 Vertical Computer Systems claims software giant's .Net technology violates its patent. TAGS: Microsoft .NET, Microsoft Corp.

VeriSign to raise domain fees

April 5, 2007 Controversial price increases mean VeriSign will charge 7 percent more for .com domains, 10 percent more for .net. TAGS: VeriSign Inc., price increase, Microsoft .NET, domain, domain name, DNS

Mainsoft brings .Net to WebSphere Portal

May 31, 2006 Company's latest tool allows Microsoft .Net Web applications to run on a WebSphere Portal server. TAGS: Mainsoft, IBM WebSphere Portal Server, IBM WebSphere, Microsoft .NET, portal server, portal, IBM Corp., Java, Web application, server, Microsoft Corp.

ICANN to lift price caps on .net domains

July 9, 2005 Group agrees to lift price restrictions on .net domains starting in 2007--a signal that ICANN will cease regulating domain name pricing? TAGS: VeriSign Inc., Microsoft .NET, domain name, restriction, domain

Microsoft takes Silverlight beyond Windows

April 30, 2007 The software giant will let .Net and Ruby developers write Web applications for Windows and the Mac.Video: Silverlight in action TAGS: Microsoft Silverlight, Microsoft .NET, MLB, Python, language, C# language, Linux, developer, Microsoft Corp., Adobe Systems Inc., Apple Macintosh, video, Microsoft Windows, Web browser

Microsoft embraces open-source scripting language

January 4, 2006 Company unveils first beta of IronPython, a .Net implementation of Python, in hopes of luring programmers to Windows. TAGS: Python, Microsoft .NET, Unix, Microsoft Visual Studio, scripting language, open source, beta, Microsoft Corp., software company, Linux, Apple Computer, Apple Macintosh, Microsoft Windows

Microsoft casts .Net into upcoming Office

May 15, 2002 The next version of the software will likely include many features once planned as part of Microsoft's consumer-focused .Net My Services, now retooled for corporate customers. TAGS: Microsoft .NET, StarOffice, Microsoft Office, Web service, business software, Microsoft Office XP, Gartner Inc., interest, collaboration, Microsoft Corp., Sun Microsystems Inc., XML

Why we should operate .net

January 19, 2005 Sabine Dolderer, a director at German nonprofit DENIC, explains why her group should replace VeriSign in running the master database for .net. TAGS: VeriSign Inc., Microsoft .NET, domain, fee, contract, proposal, community, registry, database

The e-mail must go through. Will it?

November 30, 2004 Law professor Bradford Brown ponders how well ICANN will handle the bidding process to run the critical .net registry. TAGS: Microsoft .NET, national security, stability, registry, agreement, decision-making, e-commerce, security, U.S., e-mail

VeriSign to battle rivals for .net domain control

January 19, 2005 Domain registry giant will face competition for first time, as four other companies vie for spot as operator of .net domain. TAGS: VeriSign Inc., Microsoft .NET, operator, domain, domain name, registry

IBM targets Microsoft developers with new tools

November 1, 2006 Big Blue is marketing Lotus Expeditor as an alternative to Microsoft's .Net. TAGS: IBM Corp., Microsoft .NET, Microsoft Visual Basic, developer, Java, Microsoft Corp.

Ballmer: 'We'll catch Google'

June 27, 2005 At a partner conference, the CEO defends Redmond's search efforts but admits that the .Net effort has been at a standstill. TAGS: Steve Ballmer, interoperability, Microsoft .NET, Microsoft SQL Server, Sydney, Google Inc., CEO, Sun Microsystems Inc., IBM Corp., Microsoft Corp., server, database

German outfit says VeriSign abused its position

January 20, 2005 A director of DENIC, a company that wants VeriSign's gig as operator of the master database for .net domains, has plenty of criticism of its rival. TAGS: VeriSign Inc., Microsoft .NET, database

Microsoft's HailStorm unleashed

March 19, 2001 The software giant unveils a set of software building blocks, grouped under the code name HailStorm, aimed at upstaging rival America Online. TAGS: Henry Blodget, Microsoft .NET, API, driver's license, America Online Inc., Gartner Inc., developer, MSN Messenger, Web service, Time Warner Inc., eBay Inc., handheld, Microsoft Corp., MSN, XML, PC

Open-source LAMP a beacon to developers

June 14, 2005 Companies that thrive on Linux, Apache, MySQL and related software band together to better support corporate customers. TAGS: ActiveGrid, corporate customer, Apache Web server, Covalent Technologies, Apache Software Foundation, Stephen O'Grady, stack, open source, Microsoft .NET, MySQL Database, application development, Java, server software, Web server, PHP, open-source software

JBoss eyes front-end technologies

December 10, 2004 "Now that .Net has come along, which is easy to code with, much is needed to simplify Java," says a company exec. TAGS: JBoss, Java, application server, framework, stack, Microsoft .NET, Web application, programming, open source, brand, server

November 18, 2004 Laszlo Systems CTO David Temkin is taking an open-source gamble to woo Web developers from Macromedia and Microsoft. TAGS: Laszlo Systems Inc., XAML, Macromedia Inc., Microsoft Longhorn, Web application, Internet application, XML, open source, Macromedia Flash, platform, Microsoft .NET, client, Microsoft Corp., server, Web browser, operating system

Senators question .com price increases

September 20, 2006 At Senate hearing, politicians ask about VeriSign's guaranteed price increases for .com, call for .xxx domain. TAGS: VeriSign Inc., price increase, registrar, GoDaddy, agreement, Microsoft .NET, domain name, domain, senator, Bush Administration