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[IMAGE]	[IMAGE] 	[IMAGE]	 [IMAGE]   In the News  June 8, 2001  [IMAGE]  [IMAGE]Worm launches Microsoft attack  [IMAGE]Changing times in tech mecca  [IMAGE]Yahoo scores victory in Nazi case  [IMAGE]Aggravated consumers pummel PCs  [IMAGE]Computer glitch temporarily halts NYSE  [IMAGE]MSN U.K. plays with casino Web site   [IMAGE]  [IMAGE]   [IMAGE]  [IMAGE]  Rumor Mill [IMAGE]  [IMAGE]    Blacklist backlash ORBS blacklists ISPs Xtra and Actrix--which in turn slap ORBS with a lawsuit--and ultimately shuts down. Read Full Story   [IMAGE]   [IMAGE]   Worm launches Microsoft attack  A program created to automatically overload Microsoft's Web and e-mail servers has been discovered on several corporate networks and may have spread further on the Internet, antivirus researchers said Friday. First reported this week, the worm--dubbed DoS.Storm--spreads on Web servers running Microsoft software and is designed to use the infected servers to level an Internet attack against the company.  June 8, 2001, 12:40 p.m. PT  |  Read Full Story  [IMAGE]  Changing times in tech mecca  Computex, the world's third-largest trade show, highlights chip rivalries, handheld computers and the problems facing Taiwan's tech-heavy economy.  June 8, 2001, 11:30 a.m. PT  |  Read Full Story  [IMAGE]  Yahoo scores victory in Nazi case  Yahoo has scored an early-stage legal victory in its ongoing attempt to post material and auction items--including Nazi memorabilia--on its Web site that may be offensive to people in other countries. Last year, a French court ruled that Yahoo must block French citizens' access to auctions of Nazi items on its U.S.-based site or face fines of $14,000 per day.  June 8, 2001, 12:20 p.m. PT |  Read Full Story  [IMAGE]  Aggravated consumers pummel PCs  A quarter of the 4,200 PC users who participated in an online tech store's survey have confessed to physically attacking their computers at one time or another. "Looking at some of the answers, it's clear that in many cases people were actually frustrated at their own lack of know-how," David Furby, Novatech's managing director, wrote on the site. "Hopefully as technology improves and computers become ever more user-friendly, these attacks will become less frequent."  June 8, 2001, 11:10 a.m. PT  |  Read Full Story  [IMAGE]  Computer glitch temporarily halts NYSE  The New York Stock Exchange, the largest equity market system in the world, halted trading on all stocks Friday morning because of problems with a software upgrade. According to a spokeswoman, trading was set to reopen at 8:15 a.m. PDT, but the exchange missed the deadline. Trading resumed at 8:35 a.m. NYSE Chairman Richard Grasso, appearing on CNBC, had said he was confident the exchange would open on time.  June 8, 2001, 8:45 a.m. PT  |  Read Full Story  [IMAGE]  MSN U.K. plays with casino Web site  Microsoft's U.K. portal has inked a two-year marketing deal to provide advertising and promotions for an online casino, Web-based gambling company Gaming Internet said Friday. Under the agreement, MSN.co.uk is expected in mid-June to begin linking to international gaming site Harrods Casino, a joint venture between Gaming Internet and Harrods Online subsidiary Sporting Resort. MSN.co.uk will also provide banner advertising on its site and a promotional page.  June 8, 2001, 12:40 p.m. PT  |  Read Full Story  [IMAGE] 	 [IMAGE]  Visit the CNET Research Library, powered by Bitpipe   Also from CNET    IT Manager Community from Tech Republic   Featured Comparison: 50 Most Popular Handhelds   Test Your Internet Connection   Laid off? Apply for a new tech job   Build an Online Photo Album    	 [IMAGE]  [IMAGE]  [IMAGE]  [IMAGE]  	[IMAGE]	


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