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U.S. Seizes Assets of Operator of Online Drug Business
Federal authorities have begun to seize sports cars and other assets from a 25-year-old Minnesota man whose online prescription drug business has been the focus of a yearlong inquiry by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and other agencies.

Best Buy to Toughen Policy on Adult Game Sales
Youngsters who want to buy adult video games may have run up against a higher authority. Last week, Best Buy agreed to strengthen and publicize its efforts to keep minors from buying violent or sexually explicit video games after the company was pressured

Best Buy Is Named in Lawsuit Over Patents
OTTAWA, May 21 - Patent fights over computer chips and software are everyday events. But the company that holds the patents covering V-chip television technology has taken an uncommon step in an infringement suit it initiated earlier this month in Toronto

For $1 You, Too, Can Be an Executive Producer
FABRIZIO FANTE and Eugene John Bellida dream of a world in which everyone has the power to greenlight a movie. The young entrepreneur-filmmakers - who operate a pair of related Web sites, moviesforthemasses.org and IBI Films (at ibiny.com) - have been ask

Google This: Is Microsoft Still a Bully?
NOT long ago, I went to Washington for a dinner given by a friend. She wanted to commemorate the fifth anniversary of the end of the Microsoft antitrust trial, which she had covered for a news agency and I had covered for Fortune magazine.

Internet Phone Services Told to Offer 911 Emergency Calls
Companies that deliver telephone service over the Internet must provide their customers with 911 emergency service, the Federal Communications Commission ruled yesterday in its first major action to regulate the emerging technology.

Google Moves to Challenge Web Portals
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., May 19 - The expanse of white space at the bottom of Google's main Web page, possibly the most valuable undeveloped real estate in cyberspace, is about to be subdivided.

From Dropout to Billionaire: Founder of Gateway Resigns
Ted Waitt, 42, announced yesterday that he was resigning as chairman of Gateway, the personal computer maker he started 20 years ago.

Broadcom Sues Qualcomm Over Patents
The Broadcom Corporation said yesterday that it had filed complaints in federal court and with the International Trade Commission to block sales of wireless communications products made by Qualcomm.

A Pageant of Accessories. And Video Games Too.
LOS ANGELES, May 18 - For years, the many companies creating video game accessories, like joysticks and game pads, were widely seen as little more than the foam on the multibillion-dollar wave of the video game industry.

A New Spin on a Palmtop (or Inside It)
FOR several years, technology pundits have predicted the death of the palmtop computer. "This is the cellphone age," they say. "Who's going to carry around a separate gadget just to look up names and numbers?"

Latest 'Star Wars' Movie Is Quickly Politicized
LOS ANGELES, May 18 - For sheer lack of subtlety, the light-saber-wielding forces of good and evil in George Lucas's "Star Wars" movies can't hold a candle to the blogging, advertising and boycotting forces of the right and left. (Or left and right.)

Lost in Translation via E-Mail
A number of Web sites can translate a small amount of text from English to Spanish, including Google's Language Tools page (google.com/language_tools) and the Babelfish translator at babelfish.altavista.com. But these sites may not be the most accurate wh

For the Eyes of the Bored, the Ears of the Mouse
Entertaining as he is, does Mickey Mouse still have what it takes to keep the attention of today's fickle youth? If he's framing a movie, he might. At least that's the proposition Disney seems to be making with new portable video players marketed for chil

Nokia unveils Linux-based web device without phone
PARIS (Reuters) - Nokia unveiled on Wednesday a pocket-sized Web browser for wireless broadband networks, which is the Finnish firm's first Linux-based device and its first product without a built-in mobile phone.

Hollywood unions set video game strike vote
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Two of the key unions representing actors have asked their members to authorize a strike against the video game industry after talks on a new master agreement between the two sides broke down.

Apple's Jobs says company will support Podcasts
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Apple Computer Inc. (AAPL.O: Quote, Profile, Research) will support and organize podcasts in the next version of its iTunes and iPod software, the company said on Monday.

PalmOne buys rights to Palm brand from PalmSource
NEW YORK (Reuters) - PalmOne Inc. (PLMO.O: Quote, Profile, Research) , a maker of pocket-sized computers and mobile phones, on Tuesday said it will pay $30 million to software maker PalmSource Inc. (PSRC.O: Quote, Profile, Research) for all rights to the

U.S. House votes to outlaw computer spyware
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. House of Representatives on Monday voted to establish new penalties for purveyors of Internet "spyware" that disables users' computers and secretly monitors their activities.

FBI aims to launch new computer system by 2006
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The FBI has designed a new computer system to replace a failed $170 million one aimed at helping agents share information but it will not be ready for use until the end of 2006, the FBI director said on Tuesday.

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