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November 30

Satyam Infoway is paying Rs 4.99 b for all the India World sites

November 28-29

Just dial 11001010...
The department of telecom services is planning to launch Internet-based telephony.

November 27

Sidestepping the wardens
How to avoid the GoI impinging on your privacy online

November 25-26

130% North
Net subscriptions are rising fast. India will notch 530,000 by March 2000.

SEBI to approve Net trading rules in January

Aptech appoints partner in South Africa

India Oracle Applications Users' Group formed

November 22-24

Bytes and tykes
Tamil Nadu introduces computer education in state schools.

Venture capital will mould IT industry in India, agree experts
There are only 500 IT companies doing $ 3 billion business. To achieve the target of $ 100 billion in the upcoming decade, a few thousand more companies are necessary, speakers said at a seminar.

November 21

'Trust is the one thing that keeps people together'
N R Narayana Murthy on what makes Infosys India's No 1 IT company.

November 20

DoT's something
The telecom monolith's new wing will provide cellular services.

November 19

Silicon sands
Dubai decides its future might lie on the Internet.

November 18

Winning Wang
The CEO of Computer Associates International, makes a pitch for a new joint venture with Escosoft

The last word

November 17

Cyber CM
S M Krishna turns computer-savvy in his new avatar

November 6-15

The mouse in the gumshoe
Karnataka's Corps of Detectives has raised a cyber crime squad

Bangalore IT.Com does better this year

Curtains drawn on CSI's 34th annual convention

Law in the time of multimedia

November 5

IBM's Indian PC plant forced to import parts

McKinsey report on software industry almost ready

Sodhi calls for revaluation of mobile phone tariff

November 4

Mr Nicholas (Patience) Negroponte
The evening when the high priest of the digerati was spoken down to!

November 2-3

India's first e-governance backbone, APSWAN, comes alive

Supreme Court refuses to change verdict on CPP row

Paswan meets senior telecom officers