BBC pulls the plug on 1930s technology by moving its World Service to the Internet in North America. The Supreme Court said Monday that it will consider reviving a disputed law that makes it a crime to put on the Internet sexually explicit material that can be viewed by minors. The folks at Microsemi Corp. can be excused for gloating a bit these days. Online firms say publishers' demand for reproduction and performance royalties is holding up business. Three nonfiction films expose the little- known stories behind Internet companies.
Coalition fails to reach a consensus on method for detecting unauthorized copies of songs.
Times Staff Writer Flaws in his argument include the key assumption that the nation's situation is a replay of the '70s. His energy initiative does not make much use of government resources, relying instead on private capital. Singles stage a full frontal assault, with the Net and a 'love doctor' among their weaponry. Writer Online gamers seek escape in personas of the opposite sex but often encounter stereotypes. Online gamers seek escape in personas of the opposite sex but often encounter stereotypes.