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LITHUANIA COMMITS ITSELF TO BE READY FOR EU MEMBERSHIP IN 2004.
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Software that can help Web sites neutralize the sort of denial of service attacks that felled Yahoo and others in recent days has been posted by the FBI and computer service organizations.
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Network Solutions, which runs the database that manages Internet addresses, said fourth-quarter profit more than doubled because it registered more Web site names.
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The Business Software Association and Microsoft released a study showing that pirate software remains a big problem in the Baltics.
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The Israeli Embassy honoured nine Latvians as "Righteous Among Nations" for their role in saving Jews during the Holocaust.
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A sort of "free Napster" movement is surfacing to counter efforts by record companies and universities to quash access to the software, which lets online users swap digital music tracks.
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The leader of the National Socialist Union, Mindaugas Murza, has been entered on top of the election list for the Independence Party for the local council elections in Šiauliai.
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A row is developing between Finland and Estonia over comments by Finnish Interior Minister Kari Häkämies, who said that Estonia could be prevented from joining the EU if it does not deal with drug trafficking and police corruption.
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The software giant has settled on a name for its next consumer operating system: Windows Me, short for Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition.
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Estonia_s MicroLink and Latvia_s Fortech announced their merger on Jan. 27 creating the largest information technology concern in the Baltics.
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Goda Ciplyte, 32, Sigitas Kucas, 48, and Edvardas Zizys, 63, are the first Lithuanians to pedal around the world. They were joined by Slawomir Platek from Poland.
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Following a recent spate of attacks on Web sites operated by its agencies and departments, the Japanese Government said it would wage war on hackers.
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European Stocks Likely to Gain, Led by Phones on Optimism for More Mergers.
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Polish computer maker Optimus is in talks with more than ten potential partners to jointly develop the Internet portal onet.pl.
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The Warsaw bourse_s benchmark WIG index rose almost 500 points, or 2.5 percent.
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If certain technological hurdles can be cleared, processors running at a mind-boggling 20 gigahertz could be commercially available in the next eight years.
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Mozilla.org has released the long-awaited "alpha" version of its open source Web browser, dubbed M13, in a signal that the troubled project may finally be putting some of its problems behind it.
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Amazon.com said Friday that it laid off 150 workers (2 percent of its workforce)--the largest employment cutbacks ever announced by the Internet pioneer.
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The Czech government voted on Wednesday to sell a majority of the country_s second largest bank, Ceska Sporitelna a.s., to Erste Bank AG, giving the Austrian savings house a major foothold in emerging Europe.
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Disney_s online directory, Go.com, is changing its Web strategy, narrowing its focus to play up its strength as an entertainment destination, the company said Thursday.
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