Small Times Media Launches Nanotechnology Resource

Small Times Media has launched Smalltimes. April 20, 2001

NexGen Launches Bid Magazine

NexGen Publishing, a financial media publisher, announced that it will launch the first issue of Bid Magazine, a technology-focused publication, in June of this year. April 20, 2001

Independent Booksellers and Book Chains Settle Legal Dispute

A federal antitrust lawsuit filed against Barnes and Noble, Inc. April 20, 2001

Intervisual to Produce 3-D Harry Potter Books

Intervisual Books, Inc. April 20, 2001

Trellix to License Pyra Labs' Blogger Technology

Trellix Corp. April 18, 2001

Snowball Announces 33% Staff Reduction

Snowball, an online network for young adults founded in 1999, announced that it has reduced its workforce by approximately 55 employees, or 33 percent. April 18, 2001

Seattle Pictures Forms Producer Advisory Board

Seattle Pictures has announced the formation of its Producer Advisory Board. April 18, 2001

Scholastic Closing Literacy Place Textbooks Program

Scholastic Corporation announced that it has decided to close Scholastic Literacy Place, its basal textbook reading program. April 18, 2001

2001 Pulitzer Prize Winners Announced

The 85th annual Pulitzer Prizes in Journalism, Letters, Drama and Music, awarded on the recommendation of the Pulitzer Prize Board, were announced by President George Rupp of Columbia University. April 18, 2001

EarthWeb Inc. to Become Dice Inc.

EarthWeb Inc. April 18, 2001

BookCrossing Encourages Readers to Release Books Into the Wild

Humankind Systems, Inc. April 18, 2001

Themestream Self-Published Content Site Closing Down

Themestream is closing its doors. The site was known for its large contributor network writing self-published articles. April 15, 2001

TV Guide Launches Web Events Guide

TV Guide Inc. April 13, 2001

Sys-Con Announces Web Services Developer's Journal

Sys-Con Media, a publisher serving the Internet technology markets, announced the expansion of their technical conference and editorial programs, to embrace the emerging ``Web Services'' paradigm. April 13, 2001

Journalists' Use of Internet at All-Time High

Results from a recent Middleberg/Ross survey of the media's online habits show that journalists' use of the Internet has grown dramatically since the survey's inception seven years ago. April 13, 2001

Merriam-Webster Signs Agreement to Provide Dictionaries for C-Pen

C Technologies, developer of C-Pen, a handheld text recording device, have announced an agreement with Merriam-Webster Inc. April 13, 2001

Amazon.com to Run Borders.com Website

Amazon. April 13, 2001

Alloy Acquires Carnegie Communications

Alloy Online, Inc. April 13, 2001

TheGlobe.com Eliminates 30% Of Its Workforce

Theglobe. April 11, 2001

Rodale to Launch Organic Style

Rodale Inc. April 11, 2001

OverDrive Launches Content Reserve

OverDrive, Inc. April 11, 2001

NYTimes.com Goes Live with Rightslink

Copyright Clearance Center, Inc. April 11, 2001

Hungry Minds and HowStuffWorks Announce Book Series

Hungry Minds, Inc. April 11, 2001

E Ink Demonstrates High Resolution Electronic Ink Display

E Ink Corporation, a developer and marketer of electronic ink technology, announced that it has demonstrated an active matrix electronic ink display capable of producing high resolution illustrations and text. April 11, 2001

Digital Goods And Groove Networks to Develop Digital Content Storefronts

Digital Goods, a provider of digital content marketing services, announced a business partnership with Groove Networks, developers of a peer computing platform, to develop a new method for content providers to create and distribute storefronts for secure sale of their digital products. April 11, 2001