The New York Times 1995 John Markoff - Abstracts

The New York Times 1995 John Markoff
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Advanced Micro wins a battle over chip software cloning, but its archrival may have the last laugh. (Intel Corp, Market Place)Business, generalJohn Markoff
A little something extra beside your TV image. (Intel's Intercast standard delivers data with TV broadcast)Business, generalJohn Markoff
A most-wanted cyberthief is caught in his own web. (computer hacker Kevin D. Mitnick arrested by FBI)Business, generalJohn Markoff
A new step in wireless computing; Newton version sends e-mail on radio signal. (Motorola Corp's Marco Wireless Communicator hand-held computer) (Product Announcement)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Apple Computer co-founder reaps a billion on stock issue. (Steven P. Jobs' Pixar Animation Studios) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Apple expects to post loss this quarter: painful news for stock; big layoffs are hinted. (1st qtr FY 1995) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Apple gives Messagepad a tuneup. (Newton Messagepad personal digital assistant) (Product Development)Business, generalJohn Markoff
A software fix may revitalize the supercomputer. (Tera Computer Company solves programming problems but lacks funding)Business, generalJohn Markoff
AT&T may have edge in future on line. (AT&T enters Internet, on-line services market)Business, generalJohn Markoff
AT&T plan links Internet and satellites: 12-space craft system proposed to regulators. (FCC)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Bracing for a Microsoft onslaught, Apple sees no reason to panic.Business, generalJohn Markoff
Bruised, but buoyant: chief of Apple Computer says the worst is over. (Michael Spindler)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Chip makers bolstered by strong report on orders. (Industry Trend or Event)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Coming soon to computers everywhere, a world's fair. (plan to make global Internet connection) (Technology Information)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Computer fires confound Apple at crucial time. (PowerBook 5300 laptop has faulty battery)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Data network is found open to new threat. (computer hackers on Internet)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Defying skeptics, Apple raises its market share. (3rd qtr 1995) (Industry Trend or Event)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Discovery of Internet flaws is setback for on-line trade.Business, generalJohn Markoff
Dismissal of security expert adds fuel to Internet debate. (Silicon Graphics Inc fires Dan Farmer)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Does General Magic have the touch in hand-held computers? (Market Place)Business, generalJohn Markoff
General Magic's shares soar on first day. (software developer)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Hacker case underscores Internet's vulnerability. (investigation of Kevin D. Mitnick for allegedly infiltrating computer networks and its effects on The Well online service)Business, generalJohn Markoff
How a computer sleuth traced a digital trail. (Tsutomu Shimomura helps FBI track hacker Kevin D. Mitnick)Business, generalJohn Markoff
If medium is the message, the message is the Web. (Use of the World Wide Web for business purposes) (Technology Information)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Industry split over computer data secrecy issue. (government to propose new standard on encryption allowed abroad)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Intel settles a legal duel with rival; A.M.D. will receive a microcode license.Business, generalJohn Markoff
Intel to alter disclosure of chip flaws; two-level procedure will be detailed today.Business, generalJohn Markoff
Investors display concern about woes of Intel client; Packard Bell said to be unable to pay a bill. (Company Financial Information)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Journalists uneasy about Microsoft news service. (Microsoft Network online information service)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Making the PC come alive: a software language that puts you in the picture.(Sun Microsystems' Java programming language)(includes related article on software alternatives to Microsoft)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Microsoft joins Visa to propose a standard for on-line paying. (Visa International)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Microsoft quietly puts together computer research laboratory. (Company Operations)Business, generalJohn Markoff
New Internet feature will make voluntary ratings possible.Business, generalJohn Markoff
On-line service blocks access to topics called pornographic; complaint by Germany has worldwide impact. (Compuserve) (Online Service Information)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Oracle in talks to offer video news service. (Oracle Corp, AT&T, MCI, Intel, CNN, Reuters)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Report backs U.S. program for computer development. (National Academy of Science report supports continued funding of federal High Performance Computing and Communications Initiative)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Sales seem brisk as Windows 95 hits the shelves. (initial sales of Microsoft's Windows 95 operating system)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Secure digital transactions just got a little less secure. (public-key encryption may not be secure against determined hackers) (includes related article on public-key encryption process) (Technology Information)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Security flaw is discovered in software used in shopping. (Netscape Communications' Web software)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Supercomputer decline topples Cray Computer.Business, generalJohn Markoff
Taking a computer crime to heart. (Internet security expert Tsutomu Shimomura)Business, generalJohn Markoff
The new watchdogs of digital commerce. (Paul Gauthier, Ian Goldberg, David Wagner, UC Berkeley students reveal Internet faults)Business, generalJohn Markoff
The wrath over Microsoft's Word. (Macintosh users complain about Word 6.0)Business, generalJohn Markoff
U.S. to urge a new policy on software: attempt at compromise on scrambling of data.Business, generalJohn Markoff
U.S. won't challenge Microsoft Network before its debut. (Microsoft's on-line network)Business, generalJohn Markoff
Where the chips may fall next; as U.S. manufacturers enjoy the PC boom, Asia plans for the next big market.Business, generalJohn Markoff
Will video game machines turn into PC killers? (1995 Consumer Electronics Show)Business, generalJohn Markoff
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