| The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 1999 Stan Sesser |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| After beating Microsoft, inventors of PalmPilot back with Handspring.(Handspring's founders, Jeff Hawkins and Donna Dubinsky) | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| Annoying error messages from PCs can sometimes add insult to injury.(personal computers) | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| Cell-phone blocker puts control in hands of those wanting quiet.(Asian Technology) | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| China.com looks poised to cast its web on the region.(Hong Kong-based internet service provider) | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| China's new generation of techies improvises to stay well connected.(Asian Technology) | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| Chinese portal company helps open the door to outside information.(Asian Technology)(SINA.com of Beijing, China)(Column) | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| Convergence: ideal communication is here - but beware of the fine print. | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| DVD player-makers aim to divide the world, but techies thwart plan.(digital video disk) | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| Gateways to Web poke holes in the country's fire wall; two sites illustrate how Internet is emerging as independent force in rigidly controlled society.(China)(Brief Article) | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| If you never turn off your computer, are you really hurting anything? | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| Internet theory prompts debate over the fate of modern publishing. | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| Local Legend takes lead over rivals in China's PC market.(Legend Holdings) | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| New breed of Web junkie chooses to live life glued to the PC screen.(Asian Technology)(Column) | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| New gold rush finds prospectors like Mr. Shi mining Silicon Valley.(John Shi, McKinsey & Co.'s consultant in Beijing, China) | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| Nokia guide to 9110 Web phone is considerably less than handy.(Nokia 9110 Communicator)(Evaluation) | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| Search engines fetch bizarre basket of entries for Asia-related queries. | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| Secretive bid for technology?(criticism over the construction of an industrial park in Hong Kong) | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| SingNet apologizes for virus scanning: effort to quash hackers stirs fears ISP customers may doubt privacy.(Singaporean Internet service provider) | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| Some tech executives feel used by a lack of devices' friendliness. | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| Some upscale hotels in the region now provide 'technology butlers.'(Asia) | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| Sun's StarPortal may lift clouds over nettling PC-based systems. | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| Technology may make short work of long-distance telephone rates.(Asian Technology) | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| Travelers get poor connections at Asian airlines' Internet sites. | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| Virtual office enables consultant to reap savings and convenience.(Axess Asia owner James Reinnoldt) | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| Want an analogy for Windows 98? Try U.S. auto industry, circa 1975.(Asian Technology; monopolies and public perception)(Column) | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
| Word-weary writer toils to delete drudgery and foster a fantasy.(Asian Technology)(advantages using Word Perfect for DOS and disadvantages of Microsoft Word) | Business, international | Stan Sesser |
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