Troubled Internet company Lycos Europe, which is owned by Telefónica, is shutting down its email service and website creation and hosting service Tripod, the company is saying via emails to users that ...

Lycos has chosen Lake Group Media Inc. to manage its e-mail and postal files, effective Nov. 19. The postal master file contains 8.8 million postal addresses, and the e-mail master file includes 7.9 ...

Lycos is revamping its free Web mail service, vastly increasing storage space and lifting the size limit on file attachments, the Waltham, Mass., online services provider plans to announce on ...

Looks like troubled Lycos Europe is killing more than just Lycos Mail and Tripod. The company is also shuttering Jubii, a service that was never covered by TechCrunch, although we did mention them as ...

One of the Europe’s largest email providers is official closing down. As of February 15 2009, Telefónica owned Lycos Europe will be shutting down all “non profitable activities” indefinitely, this ...

Lycos is revamping its free Webmail service, vastly increasing storage space and lifting the size limit on file attachments, the Waltham, Massachusetts, online services provider plans to announce on ...

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2003-09-08 04:00:00 PDT Waltham, Mass.-- Lycos Web portal users shut out of their e-mail for four days were finally able to access their accounts Friday evening, a company spokesman said. The Lycos ...

Web portal Lycos has followed Google and Yahoo into the race to provide e-mail users with massive amounts of storage, and it claims to be beating these rivals already. Lycos announced Tuesday that it ...

Are you kidding me? In our high-tech world with a mobile phone on every ear, instant messaging in the classroom, and Wi-Fi hotspots in McDonalds, you can’t even get your e-mail at your desktop ...

Terra Lycos on Tuesday said it was launching a subscription e-mail service that would be free of ad banners and have increased storage capabilities as the Spanish Internet media giant seeks to be less ...