Early P3P Wired article talks about P3P and P3P issues from the WWW7 conference in Australia in March '98.

The Chickenboners and the Lumber Cartel are waging a war over your email box. [Wired]

Article on Bill Joy's (chief architect at Sun) vision of Jini [Wired magazine].

An analysis of data from an e-mail filtering firm shows that more inboxes are being targeted with more junk than ever before. [Wired]

Story on magnetic quantum cellular automata research, non-volatile logic, at University of Notre Dame. Works via areas of magnetic orientation instead of transistors and wires. [Wired News]

Benefits of free music to the recording industry, and does streaming and downloading music on the Internet encourages CD sales? [Wired News]

Just days after punk band The Offspring began selling unauthorized Napster merchandise through its website, the two parties choose collaboration instead of litigation. [Wired News]

Digital music heavyweights gathered in Washington, D.C. to give testimony at a hearing on music downloading and file trading. [Wired News]

Licensing Unix technology from SCO shows where intellectual property battle lines are being drawn across the industry, according to analysts. [osOpinion]

This article does not mention P3P directly. It is included here for historical reference. Microsoft began its internal P3P initiative with this acquisition.