| Newmedia 1996 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Are you being served? (Solutions for your Web Site)(Buyers Guide) | Computers and office automation industries | Michael Lynch, Samuel Murphy |
| Audio software that does it all.(review of six audio packages (includes product features chart and related article summarizing review results)) (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Computers and office automation industries | Craig Anderton |
| Authoritative authoring: software that makes multimedia happen. (review of seven multimedia authoring packages) (includes related article on highlights of the review) (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Computers and office automation industries | Michael Murie, Chris Florio |
| Blender whips the odds against digizines. (Company Business and Marketing) | Computers and office automation industries | Glen Helfand |
| CD-ROM titles: fast growth but tight margins in '95. (Industry Trend or Event) | Computers and office automation industries | Eric Brown, Dan Amdur |
| CD-ROM titles go abroad. (localizing multimedia titles for international markets) (Industry Trend or Event) | Computers and office automation industries | Celia Skipton |
| Desktop video effects extravaganza. (evaluation of 12 video special effects generators)(includes related article on test results) (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Computers and office automation industries | Lynda Weinman |
| Digital audio software for multimedia. (comparison of 10 audio editing applications)(includes an executive summary and a related article on multitrack audio applications for the Power Mac) (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Computers and office automation industries | Craig Anderton |
| Digital cameras take on the Web. (includes related article on using Internet cameras)(Buyers Guide) | Computers and office automation industries | Cliff Roth |
| EA goes Hollywood with psychic detective. (Electronic Arts' Psychic Detective CD-ROM interacts with users) (Product Information) | Computers and office automation industries | Ken Neville |
| From gigs to big bucks in five steps. (creating profitable business) (Cycle Time) (Industry Trend or Event) | Computers and office automation industries | Michael Moon |
| Gearing up for training; the nuts and bolts of CBT authoring. (Computer-Based Training)(includes related article on online interactive training)(Buyers Guide) | Computers and office automation industries | Scott Lindstrom, Jon Violette |
| Getting real with RealAudio. (Progressive Networks' sound audio software) (Product Support)(Tutorial) | Computers and office automation industries | Tim Tully, Rudy Trubitt |
| Getting the genie in and out of the bottle.( SCSI adapter cards; includes features table and related article on Serial SCSI)(Buyers Guide) | Computers and office automation industries | Sue Wilcox |
| Getting your products and messages to market. (Cycle Time) (Industry Trend or Event)(Column) | Computers and office automation industries | Michael Moon |
| Head to head: four digital audio workstations. (Digidesign Pro Tools III 3.2, Micro Technology Unlimited MicroSound, Sonic Solutions Sonic System, Spectral Prisma Music)(includes related articles on test results, plug-ins, helper utilities, and bus architectures) (Hardware Review)(Evaluation) | Computers and office automation industries | Rudy Trubitt |
| High-end 3D comes down to earth. (3D graphics accelerators, Diamond Multimedia Systems Fire GL, Dynamic Pictures V192, Omnicomp 3Demon SX88, Fujitsu Microelectronics Sapphire 3D Designer) (includes product features chart, and related articles on summary of 3Daccelerator evaluations and 3Dlabs Glint-based boards) (Hardware Review)(Evaluation) | Computers and office automation industries | Scott Spanbauer |
| Hurricanes sweep through consumer online zone. (Industry Trend or Event) | Computers and office automation industries | Eric Brown, Richard Greenfield |
| Image is everything. (review of Adobe Photoshop 4.0, Fractal Design Painter 4.0, Live Picture 2.5.1 and Macromedia's xRes 2.0 image processors) (includes related article summarizing results) (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Computers and office automation industries | Chuck Henderson |
| Industry disagreements may delay DVD. (Technology Information) | Computers and office automation industries | Jane Greenstein |
| ISDN Modems come to town. (integrated services digital networks terminal adapters) (includes related article on video over ISDN)(Buyers Guide) | Computers and office automation industries | Cliff Roth |
| Java rising: it's only a programming language, but it's got perfect timing. (Sun Microsystem's Java) (Technology Information) | Computers and office automation industries | Peter Jerram |
| Lessons in corporate training. (producing interactive multimedia course material)(includes related article on cost/benefits of multimedia training) (Technology Tutorial) | Computers and office automation industries | Brandon Hall |
| Mac PCI graphics cards. (6 graphics-accelerator/display boards) (includes related articles on ratings and speeding up Photoshop) (Hardware Review)(Evaluation) | Computers and office automation industries | Jeff Sauer, Chris Florio |
| Making music on a multimedia diet. (six multimedia CD-ROMs are reviewed)(includes related articles on upcoming multimedia CDs and on updates concerning software companies) (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Computers and office automation industries | Randy Alberts |
| Middleware eases the Webmaster's burden.(Buyers Guide) | Computers and office automation industries | Richard Wiggins |
| Movies under 150KB. (Director movies using Shockwave) (Product Support)(Tutorial) | Computers and office automation industries | Sherri Sheridan |
| MSN isn't just another pretty face. (Product Information) | Computers and office automation industries | Gaye Graves |
| New dimensions in VRML authoring. (reviews of six Web authoring software packages) (includes related articles on test results and VRML resources) (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Computers and office automation industries | Michael D. Murie |
| Newly polished icons: Authorware, IconAuthor and Quest.(multimedia authoring packages from Macromedia, AimTech and Allen Communication (includes product features chart and related article summarizing review results)) (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Computers and office automation industries | Steve Rosenthal |
| Power hardware for 3D users. (review of eight 3D NT workstations) (includes related articles summarizing results and performance) (Hardware Review)(Evaluation) | Computers and office automation industries | Jeff Sauer, Samuel Murphy |
| Removable-media drives. (six removable-media drives are presented)(includes related articles on purchasing advice and on the Sony SMO-541 and Pinnacle Micro Apex magneto optical drives) (Hardware Review)(Evaluation)(Cover Story) | Computers and office automation industries | Owen Linzmayer |
| Software MPEG decoders rev up. (comparison of three products) (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Computers and office automation industries | Jan Ozer |
| Software video codecs: the search for quality.(comparison of six leading software video compressor/decompressors) (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Computers and office automation industries | Jan Ozer |
| Talking survival: a developer's roundtable. (Industry Trend or Event) | Computers and office automation industries | |
| TecKnow.babble.(Questions and Answers) | Computers and office automation industries | Tim Tully |
| The NewMedia 500. (investments and alliances among communications companies that play a the most influential roles in digital media) (includes poster and directory of companies) (Industry Trend or Event) | Computers and office automation industries | Eric Brown, Don Amdur |
| The rise of the house of Inscape. (Time-Warner subsidiary and computer game developer creates a game inspired by Edgar Allan Poe)(includes related article on Inscape's The Dark Eye adventure game) (Product Development) | Computers and office automation industries | Jeffrey Adam Young |
| Virtual libraries stack up. (Technology Information) | Computers and office automation industries | Dan Amdur |
| VRML 2.0 takes flight.(new version of Virtual Reality Modeling Language brings 3D to the Web; includes related article on VRML 1.0) (Internet | Computers and office automation industries | Sue Wilcox |
| Web servers need power, speed and multimedia savvy. (includes executive summaries with ratings and prices) (Hardware Review) (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Computers and office automation industries | Bob Doyle, Sam Murphy |
| When did you get multimedia? (timeline of modern multimedia technology) (Industry Trend or Event) | Computers and office automation industries | Ben Calica, Gillian Newson |
| Window. Open Sesame. (custom interfaces using Netscape Communications' JavaScript scripting language) (Product Information) | Computers and office automation industries | Anthony Baker |
| Windows' third dimension. (Windows 3D software)(includes executive summary and a related article on VRML) (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Computers and office automation industries | Michael D. Murie |
| XRes masters high-resolution images. (Macromedia's XRes 2.0 paint software) (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Computers and office automation industries | Lee Sherman |
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