Details appear in the Technology Briefing column as Business Day expands its coverage of technology.
Andrew Zipern (NYT) Correction: April 28 , 2001 Saturday A report in the Technology Briefing column of Business Day yesterday about earnings at MP3.com, the online music provider, misstated the quarterly loss.
A report in the Technology Briefing column of Business Day yesterday about I.B.M.'s plans to acquire Access360, an identity-management software company, carried an erroneous credit.
Correction: January 29 , 2004 Thursday Two reports in the Technology Briefing column of Business Day yesterday, about quarterly results for Xerox and SBC Communications, carried incorrect credits.
Bob Tedeschi (NYT) Correction: August 23 , 2002 Friday A report in the Technology Briefing column of Business Day last Friday about a warning from Nasdaq that shares of Barnesandnoble.com could be delisted misstated the conditions for remaining on the market.
Barnaby J. Feder (NYT) Correction: May 19 , 2005 Thursday A report in the Technology Briefing column of Business Day on May 6 about federal approval of new pacemakers from Medtronic and ELA Medical referred incorrectly to the electrical impulses delivered by the devices.
Simon Romero (NYT) Correction: November 2, 2001, Friday A headline in the Technology Briefing column of Business Day on Wednesday about the third-quarter financial results of Verizon Communications misstated them.
Simon Romero Correction: January 19 , 2001 Friday Because of an editing error, a report in the Technology Briefing column of Business Day on Wednesday about earnings at the PanAmSat Corporation misstated the increase in the company's expenses.
In March, a technology briefing for industry analysts went awry when one analyst misinterpreted Mr. Rooney's remarks as a negative forecast that should have been publicly announced; the ensuing news coverage prompted an investigation by Britain's Financial Services Authority.
Correction: June 26 , 2003 Thursday A report in the Technology Briefing column of Business Day yesterday about a judge's approval of a plan by Dice Inc., an Internet job-search service, to exit bankruptcy misstated the title of Michael P. Durney.
