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Can Netflix survive the movie rental wars?
November 5, 2004 the buzz After years with little competition, Netflix is facing a price war with Blockbuster and Wal-Mart. Now it looks like Amazon.com is likely to enter the fray. Can Netflix hold its ground agai...Blu-ray vs. HD DVD: War without end
October 10, 2007 Which side will win remains unclear, but the camps seem to agree that both formats are mere rest stops on the journey to instant digital downloads.Cold War-era memories meet the future
July 30, 2007 White Sands Missile Range has the latest missile technology even as it displays the history of missile warfare.Photos: White Sands Missile MuseumRon Paul: The Internet's favorite candidate
August 6, 2007 The libertarian-leaning Republican may not receive as much media coverage as better-known presidential candidates, but he enjoys a commanding lead on the Internet.AMD slips to 'sell' on rumors of price war
March 13, 2006 A Wall Street analyst downgrades AMD from a "buy" rating and lowers earnings forecast for Intel on worries of pricing shifts by Intel.The wars of the tidal worlds
August 26, 2005 For those about to sting another anemone, we salute you. A look into the secret, volatile life of tide pool inhabitants.Now playing on the Net: War propaganda
August 22, 2006 Video-sharing sites allow combatants on both sides to tell their story, much to the chagrin of the Pentagon. Images: War caught on videoCan Sun-Microsoft cease-fire halt the war?
April 2, 2004 Scott McNealy spent years sniping at Bill Gates' "evil empire." Now, a more customer-centric approach unites the archrivals, forcing them to bury the hatchet.Winning the info battle
August 31, 2003 Strategy + Business examines how business leaders can learn a lot from how the military manages the flow of real-time information.Commentary: Surviving the DSL price drop
May 9, 2003 Consumers, bring-your-own-access providers and cable companies--not Verizon--will be the winners of the price war.Virus writers take advantage of war
March 20, 2003 A new e-mail worm is tricking people into opening dangerous attachments by promising military satellite images of Iraq.Will bigger AT&T spur a broadband TV price war?
March 8, 2006 Competition from a larger AT&T could force cable to lower prices, but experts caution not to expect changes overnight.Dell launches sub-$100 laser printer
June 21, 2005 Company unveils a black-and-white laser printer for $99--low enough to start a price war, some say. Photo: Dell's Laser Printer 1100RIAA's college lawsuits a wrong answer
September 14, 2003 Electronic Frontier Foundation attorney Fred von Lohmann argues that with one in five Americans swapping music online, more lawsuits are not going to stop music trading on campus.Behind Microsoft's latest PR blitz
September 24, 2003 Jon Oltsik says that instead of conducting a charm offensive to still critics, Microsoft should rethink the way it writes, tests and packages its code.The face of a kinder, gentler Seagate
November 3, 2006 newsmaker The disk drive maker's CEO, Bill Watkins, explains why hard drives are profitable again.All eyes on new DVDs' format war
July 11, 2005 The pictures are crystal-clear, but the real-life future of high-definition DVDs remains foggy. Photos: Next-gen DVDs take center stage DreamWorks sees loss, says SEC launches probeRed Hat aims desktop Linux at Microsoft
May 4, 2004 Opening a new chapter in its 10-year history and a new front in its war against Microsoft, the leading Linux seller plans to announce its first version of the open-source OS for the desktop.Unwitting pawns or partly to blame?
April 14, 2004 ICSA Labs' Bruce Hughes says companies that keep doing the same old thing can't honestly complain about new security breaches--not when they're playing deaf, dumb and blind.
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