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Znews.com INTERNET and TECHNOLOGY REPORT (07/29/96)
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ZNEWS LINKS: NET and TECHNOLOGY REPORT
Week of July 29, 1996
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LATEST NEWS:
CompuServe fails to Wow
Microsoft Makes News When There Isn't Any
VocalTec 2nd-quarter losses up
Vocaltec Releases Software that Permits Calls to Start from Web Page
Intel-financed district buys only non-Intel computers
PointCast news service to make Mac delivery
ACTA urges FCC action on Internet Telephony
FCC approves telecom rules for local access
PowerBook 5300cs is no more
net.Genesis/NetCarta Partner
Kinko's Extends Its Reach into Corporate Customer Accounts
Clinton Administration, Congress Propose Sweeping Anti-Terrorism Initiatives
Netscape Operates With A Global Strategy
Channel surfing/ PCs and TVs play The Newlywed Game
Internet Television Network Intros
Audio, video, telecom take center state at Web Interactive Conference
CompuServe, Deutsche Telekom Confirm Europe Online Talks
Adobe Appoints New VP for Asia-Pacific, South America
Cut-rate telecommunications carriers enter Internet arena.
Bill Gates mistaken about French rule: PQ minister
Both Parties US Presidential To Boot Up Convention Sites On 'Net
Realtors' Internet Venture Near Collapse - WSJ
New technology could revolutionize farming
Playboy to test fee-based web site
Let The Trading Begin: New America Online Software Gives Subscribers Access To Internet Commerce Sites
Easy on the eyes: Check your eyesight at this website
E-Mail Info Joins Jumble On Business Cards
Silicon Graphics Loses $49 Million With Purchase of Cray Research
Bill Gates speaks on aircraft after conference center bomb scare
Silicon Graphics president quits for start-up firm
Gates thinks big for '96
AOL leaving NASDAQ market
StreamWorks 2.0 makes splash
Microsoft offers peek at Office 97
Hardware, software vendors jump on NT 4.0 bandwagon
PacBell, IBM spell out details of Internet access pact
"AsiaSurf" Confronts Language Barriers
Microsoft Sets Date For Launch Of Internet Explorer 3.0
ICM Offering Phone Like Internet Features
IBM defends its (glitch-filled) Olympic coverage
Nintendo 64: U.S. Demand Exceeds Supply
Microsoft Sees Slower Sales Growth
PowerBook clone to run Mac OS and Windows NT.
NetWare client to quickly follow release of Windows NT 4.0
CompuServe eyes Europe Online stake
Malaysia offers incentives at multimedia zone
New technology could revolutionize farming
Logal's Remote Possibilities
China tells U.S. to drop high-tech export curbs
Marvel, DC introduce interactive comics at Internet sites
DEC Posts $433-Million Loss After Charge
Support lukewarm for new chip
U.S., Japan trade talks deadlocked
Levi's to Sponsor Job Site on Internet Hot Wired link shows how high tech can be a flash to the past
Online sales methods may fundamentally change the software industry
Apple hardware sales dip
Microsoft Releasing New Version of Operating System for Businesses
European ISPs cut trans-Atlantic 'net traffic
Tired of waiting for Web pages to download?
Nielsen and UUNET Partner
Wal-Mart Online opens new world to giant retailer
Netscape takes on Microsoft with Intranet strategy
New York Court Rejects CDA Provision.
UUNet Reverses Loss in Quarter
Marketing costs put Infonautics in the red.
C/Net Software Plan Download S.F. Internet firm to offer new Web sites
BBBonline Receives Support Of Leading Companies And Regulator
Developers Get New QuickTime For Mac
Prodigy Services, International Wireless merge
Software Trade Group Sends Warning to Software Pirates, Service Providers
MCA Strikes Huge Deal With German Firms
U.S.-Japan chip feud more politics than profits
Clinton Using Tragedy To Push Internet Regulation
Gates, Spielberg Behind American Digtial TV Group
IBM to Build Fastest Computer Ever for Livermore Lab Plan to simulate nuclear blasts, eliminate testing
ActiveX may be turning into Brand X
White House blasted for hoarding data
Net Firms Post Mixed Earnings
High-tech Cyber Suite has some bugs
Intel working on 5 CPUs for delivery by '98
Next Power Mac boost: 200 MHz, paired CPUs
Microsoft spreadsheet encounters its first macro virus.
Apple shifts gears to support other operating systems
Promise Of Online Accessibility Remains Unrealized On Capitol Hill
Clinton Candidate of Silicon Valley
Internet Explorer Beta A System Hazard
MasterCard, GTE in electronic commerce pact
Netscape Delivers 100,000 Servers In Q2'96 For Intranets And The Internet
Toshiba disputes report it will ship DVD players without copyright agreement
EU to monitor U.S.-Japan semiconductor talks
Bell Foursome Puts Out ADSL Proposal Request
Web Page Rated: P For Preemptive
Gateway 2000 Revenue, Net Income Rise by Nearly Half
Successful high-tech union shows signs of strain
English policy raises oral arguments
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