- Yahoo rebuffs plan to oust board
The net portal fires back at a billionaire investor who wants to oust the present board of directors at Yahoo.
Yahoo faces ire of shareholders
Microsoft's decision to drop its bid to buy Yahoo puts pressure on the net portal to justify its asking price, the BBC's Maggie Shiels reports from Silicon Valley.
Digital Democracy - get involved
The BBC is inviting members of the public to get involved in reviewing concepts for its forthcoming ‘Digital Democracy Portal'
Indian launches site for disabled
The Indian government launches its first interactive web portal for people with disabilities.
Pancreas cancer hope over surgery
Doctors say they are the first in the UK to carry out an operation for people with advanced pancreatic cancer.
The whole of the net in your hand
Mobile operators are starting to wake up to the potential of giving their customers access to the net.
Terracotta army's new UK formation
China's famous Terracotta Army goes on display at the British Museum in London - and look set to be a sell-out.
Millions hit by Monster site hack
Job portal Monster.com has released details of how cyber thieves stole confidential information.
Fire service launches web portal
A new £2.2m website is launched to enable internet users to have easier access to fire safety resources.
TV networks plan rival to YouTube
Two US groups are to create a portal for TV shows in an attempt to hit back against video sharing sites.
Scientists set to rock the world
The world's geologists are to bring together all their maps, producing the first truly global resource on rocks.
BitTorrent download portal debuts
The makers of the BitTorrent file-sharing software set up a legal movie and music download service.
Hordes queue for Burning Crusade
Thousands of fans queue into the night to get their hands on the first major World of Warcraft expansion.
Google launches literacy portal
Google launches a portal to connect literacy organisations around the world.
The assault on tax credits
BBC News examines how organised crime took on the government's tax credit system - and won.
Charity gets cash for web clicks
The NSPCC is to receive cash donations when computer users search using a special search portal.
Searching for the net's big thing
The big search sites are trying to tempt users to live their online lives via their particular portal.
Davos diary 2006
So what's really happening in Davos? Two participants give you the low-down.
Portal bid drives eBay Skype deal
eBay's purchase of net phone firm Skype gives the auction giant access to a new audience, say analysts.
Council offers 'planning portal'
A borough council says residents can use an online service to complete planning documents.