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  • What's wrong with Microsoft?

    The software giant usually demolishes any opponent that dares to step in its path. But it can't beat streaming-media king RealNetworks.
    By Damien Cave February 16, 2001

  • Life after Napster

    Ahri Birnbaum talks with Janelle Brown about Monday's ruling against the file-trading service and the future of music distribution on the Web.
    February 16, 2001

  • Life, liberty and the pursuit of free software

    Microsoft says open-source software is un-American. Has the company completely lost its mind?
    By Andrew Leonard February 15, 2001

  • Who's leeching who?

    The courts can shut Napster down, but unless the music industry gives as well as takes, it will never recapture the customers it's alienating.
    By Scott Rosenberg February 15, 2001

  • Energy vultures

    California's electricity crisis could have been avoided if profiteering power-generating companies hadn't blocked further deregulation.
    By Anthony York February 14, 2001

  • Napster: Hanging by a thread

    Readers respond to our story about the federal appeals court ruling against the file-trading service.
    February 14, 2001

  • Is etown shutting down?

    No more unionization battles at the beleaguered dot-com; there may be nothing left to organize.
    By Katharine Mieszkowski February 14, 2001

  • Napster: Hanging by a thread

    A federal appeals court rules against the file-trading service on nearly every point of law, but holds off enforcing the injunction against it -- for now.
    By Salon Technology & Business staff February 12, 2001

  • The scared-stiff workaholic

    Robert Reich's "The Future of Success" says we're too insecure to stop working.
    By Noam Scheiber February 12, 2001

  • Victory or defeat?

    Did the record industry's court triumph insure a future full of profits -- or seal its doom? Experts weigh in.
    By Salon Technology & Business staff February 12, 2001

  • Hackers in hot rods

    Janelle Brown talks about Silicon Valley's drag-racing geeks and Damien Cave discusses online pornographers with image problems.
    By Janelle Brown and Damien Cave February 9, 2001

  • The Napster parasites

    Online marketers are snooping around in your hard drive, taking notes on every MP3 file you download.
    By Janelle Brown February 9, 2001

  • Would you like ground spinal cord with that?

    Author Eric Schlosser says you don't want to know what the burger giants are serving.
    By Katharine Mieszkowski February 8, 2001

  • Liquid cocaine

    By Jeff Edwards
    February 7, 2001

  • Riding shotgun with William Gibson

    In a new documentary, the archetypal cyberpunk author displays his new obsession: Media, not technology.
    By Andrew Leonard February 7, 2001

  • Smoking the great outdoors

    With the Marlboro Man leading the way, our wilderness is being tamed, once and for all.
    By Tom Washington February 6, 2001

  • Hunting the wild hacker

    Work should be play, says a new book that sets forth the emerging ethical code of free-software programmers.
    By Andrew Leonard February 5, 2001

  • Art for art's sake

    Amy Standen explains why a satirical site has the Humane Society up in arms, and Katharine Mieszkowski reports on Homestore.com's film venture.
    February 5, 2001

  • Liquid cocaine

    How hype and urban legend made Red Bull into a commercial cocktail juggernaut.
    By Jeff Edwards February 2, 2001

  • "The deregulation debacle" and "Power and the people"

    Readers respond to two recent stories on California's energy crisis.
    February 2, 2001

  • Bitch, bitch, bitch

    Vault.com invited the disgruntled employees of the world to vent at its Web site. But then its own workers joined in.
    By Janelle Brown February 1, 2001

  • High noon at the Ogallala aquifer

    How a water-grabbing scheme concocted by T. Boone Pickens is turning conservative Texans into a bunch of regulation-loving liberals.
    By Jacques Leslie February 1, 2001

  • Buy our movie. Please.

    Does it take marching bands and a live tiger to get a distribution deal at Sundance?
    By Alan Deutschman January 31, 2001

  • Power and the people

    The electricity industry and the GOP blame NIMBY neighbors for the crisis. Critics say they're trying to turn out the lights on democracy.
    By Damien Cave January 30, 2001

  • Lights out

    Katharine Mieszkowski reports on the continuing West Coast energy crisis, while Janelle Brown goes underground as she explores the attraction of a new urban sport called "infiltration."
    By Janelle Brown and Katharine Mieszkowski January 29, 2001
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