...deal to star in a six-episode daytime cooking show for The Food Network.According to the Johnsons' Tri-Son online newsletter, the show is in production in Nashville for an April debut. Yearwood will be sharing her family's food traditions...

...discussed and the instructional DVD The Joy of Flycasting will be shown. More information can be found in the group's online newsletter at www.csraflyfishers.org.Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday: Rivers & Glen outfitters at Surrey Center, Augusta...

...Forging messages that cause the victim to unknowingly subscribe to mass mailing lists (such as a subscription to an online newsletter) in volumes that may crash their systems. - Phreaking (verb): Cracking into the telephone network, which has...

...anybody who sells keyword-linked advertising - including Overture and eBay," said Danny Sullivan, editor of the online newsletter Search Engine Watch. A preliminary hearing on AXA's allegations of "brand counterfeiting" is scheduled for May...

...military installations recommended for closing by retired Marine Col. Carlton Meyer, an analyst who publishes an online newsletter called "G2mil." It's an example of the input outside observers can have on the current round of analysis by...

...engines. It won't be easy to shove those two aside, however. Danny Sullivan, editor of Search Engine Watch online newsletter, noted that Google and Yahoo have loyal followings. And several other players are also trying to grab some of the...

...EarthLink's accelerated service now costs $29 but will drop by $7 in coming weeks. Dave Burstein, editor of the online newsletter DSLPrime, notes that the cost of an extra phone line eliminates any savings. Nonetheless, research from the Pew...

...background, the SEC and state regulators are battling a new form of fraud that is proliferating in Internet junk mail, online newsletters, electronic chat rooms and World Wide Web sites. Because the Internet is everywhere, unscrupulous stock promoters...

...separate schemes that deceived investors around the world by fraudulently promoting stocks in Internet junk mail, online newsletters, Internet message board postings and Web sites. The market watchdog agency made the allegations in a civil lawsuit...

The Bank Rate Monitor newsletter (http://www.bankrate.com) has been around for two decades, but it finished moving all of its content to the Web -- and shuttering its print operation -- only months ago. This updated-daily publication specializes in the plain-Jane stuff of credit cards, savings accounts and other places you don't need a broker to help park your cash.