| The New York Times 1995 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| $1.78 billion Legent deal creates giant in software. (Computer Associates plans to acquire Legent Corp) | Business, general | Lawrence Zuckerman |
| 17 cited in insider trading; acquisition plans of AT&T involved. | Business, general | Kenneth N. Gilpin |
| 3 are arrested on evidence from an Internet wiretap. (Bernhard Bowitz, Rachel Bowitz and Gregory Brooks) (Industry Legal Issue) | Business, general | Thomas J. Lueck |
| 3Com agrees to purchase Chipcom for $700 million. | Business, general | |
| 4 college students charged with theft via computer. (Clarence Kiu, Ramon Palha, Ramon Palha and Ulrich Palha) | Business, general | John T. McQuiston |
| A chip order it cut. Result: technology stocks reel. (Cirrus Logic customer reduces order) (Company Financial Information) | Business, general | Edward Wyatt |
| After the video treaty, peace and (slow) process. (Toshiba-Time Warner and Sony-Philips agree on high density for digital video disk) | Business, general | Lawrence B. Johnson |
| Ailing Olivetti is expected to seek fresh funds in the market. | Business, general | John Tagliabue |
| Ameritech will accept competition; phone move in Illinois may spur deregulation. (Ameritech Corp) | Business, general | Richard Ringer |
| A new digital air-to-ground link gets an in-flight test. (USAir Shuttle data communications network) | Business, general | Robert E. Calem |
| An on-line deal for Bertelsmann. (Bertelsmann AG, America Online Inc) | Business, general | |
| A pirate computer program builds credit card numbers. (CreditMaster program used to illegally generate credit card numbers) | Business, general | Ashley Dunn |
| Appeals court reinstates Microsoft antitrust settlement. | Business, general | Laurence M. Fisher |
| Arbitragers have a field day with I.B.M.'s bid for Lotus. | Business, general | Peter Truell |
| AST is in talks with Samsung. (AST Research, Samsung Electronics Co) | Business, general | Kathryn Jones |
| At last, an adviser with nothing to sell. (Price Waterhouse Survivor Income Planning Software) | Business, general | Jan M. Rosen |
| AT&T and Rogers in Canadian phone deal. (Rogers Communications Inc, Unitel Communications Holdings Inc) | Business, general | Clyde H. Farnsworth |
| AT&T cutbacks in Japan rattle old sensibilities. | Business, general | Nicholas D. Kristof |
| At the National Archives, technology's flip side. (planning for the future of technology) | Business, general | William H. Honan |
| AT&T's big switch: a tool to compete? Opportunity and new risk for a spinoff. (AT&T equipment company) | Business, general | Anthony Ramirez |
| AT&T's operating profit rose 12% in third quarter. (3rd qtr 1995) | Business, general | |
| AT&T to offer $3.3 billion to own all of LIN. (LIN Broadcasting Co) | Business, general | |
| A two-for-one stock information split: for the S.E.C.'s Edgar, dual cyber-homes. (Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis and Retrieval System) (Disclosure offers second free site) | Business, general | Sana J. Siwolop |
| Basking in technology's glow. (Expert Software Inc to go public) | Business, general | Reed Abelson |
| Bill to decontrol phones and cable ties up the House: 2d night of wrangling: G.O.P.'s tactics are criticized by Democrats as a Clinton veto threat remains. | Business, general | Katharine Q. Seelye |
| Booking a trip on the Internet.(Practical Traveler) | Business, general | Walter Baranger |
| Born-again computers. (recycling older models in schools) | Business, general | Charles Lockwood |
| Boss Tweed, hacker. (potential voter fraud in New York City electronic voting system) | Business, general | Ronnie Dugger |
| Cardinal takes his message to cyberspace. (New York Cardinal John O'Connor) (Evaluation) | Business, general | David Gonzalez |
| Case involving free speech and the Internet is settled. (Bellevue School District, WA) (Industry Legal Issue) | Business, general | Melanie Mavrides |
| Cirrus shares post a sharp 26% decline; net is not expected to meet forecasts. (Cirrus Logic) (Company Financial Information) | Business, general | |
| Clinton ease computer sales: advanced modes would be more eligible for export. | Business, general | Stephen Engelberg |
| Cyberspace develops a sense of taste. (food-related Web sites)(Directory) | Business, general | Michel Marriott |
| Digital studios: it's the economy, stupid; George Lucas sees technology as a wondrous tool and a cost-cutter. (Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | James Sterngold |
| Dole criticizes U.S. actions on Microsoft. (US Senator Robert Dole) | Business, general | |
| Earnings from operations grow for two Baby Bells. (Ameritech, US West report gains for 4th qtr ending Dec 31, 1994) | Business, general | |
| E.D.S. plans data accord with Lucas. (Electronic Data Systems wins outsourced MIS contract with Lucas Industries PLC) | Business, general | Kathryn Jones |
| E.D.S. to buy consultant for $600 million; purchase of Kearney is key to diversification. (Electronic Data Systems Corp, A.T. Kearney) | Business, general | Allen R. Myerson |
| Federal judge is ordered to step aside on I.B.M. | Business, general | Mary B. Tabor |
| Finding a big gadget to use in small office. (Bitwise Designs' DocStar document storage and retrieval system)(Peripherals) (Hardware Review)(Evaluation) | Business, general | L.R. Fisher |
| Forging links between inner cities and the Internet. | Business, general | Alison Gardy |
| For sale: corporate America's Big Blue period; I.B.M. collection worth $25 million. (IBM auctions its art collection) | Business, general | Carol Vogel |
| For small businesses, beacons in cyberspace. (online services for small businesses) (Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Sana Siwolop |
| Got the S.A.T. jitters? Software to the rescue. (five CD-ROMs prep students for the Scholastic Assessment Test) (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Business, general | William H. Honan |
| Growing threat of cyberthieves in the intellectual marketplace. (illegal reproduction) | Business, general | Ralph Blumenthal |
| Hello, Turbotax, I hope you can help me! As tax deadline approaches, software users keep calling. (Intuit's Turbotax technical support center) | Business, general | David Cay Johnston |
| Hewlett-Packard quarter net jumps 42%. (4th qtr FY 1995) (Company Financial Information) | Business, general | |
| Homelessatinfo.hwy.net. (Editorial) | Business, general | Nicholas P. Negroponte |
| Hughes plan to expand Direct TV. (Hughes Communications Inc to develop Latin American satellite-delivered television service) | Business, general | Andrea Adelson |
| I.B.M. is going casual but it's staying put. (company relaxes unofficial dress code and plans more collegial building in Armonk, NY) | Business, general | Joseph Berger |
| I.B.M. names Gerstner associate as new counsel. (Lawrence R. Ricciardi) | Business, general | Lawrence Zuckerman |
| I compute, therefore you die. (computer action video games) | Business, general | Ashley Dunn |
| In age of e-mail, a computer snail; State Department's technology is far from state of the art. | Business, general | Steven Greenhouse |
| In appeal to Internet surfers, Democrats hope to catch a wave. (Democratic party World Wide Web site) | Business, general | Francis X. Clines |
| In Connecticut, harassment by computer is now a crime. | Business, general | Jonathan Rabinovitz |
| Indictment of hacker in computer fraud case. (Kevin D. Mitnick) | Business, general | |
| In shift, the hostile takeover is recast as a benevolent act. (IBM proposed acquisition of Lotus) | Business, general | James Sterngold |
| Intel cuts prices of Pentium chips. | Business, general | |
| Internet etiquette: mind your e-manners. | Business, general | James Barron |
| I.R.S. inquiry: is I.B.M. worker a contractor? | Business, general | David Cay Johnston |
| Italy's phone monopoly confronts a new world. (Societa Finanziaria Telefonica, IBM in cooperative agreement discussions) | Business, general | John Tagliabue |
| It takes time to build a Xanadu for Citizen Gates. (construction of Microsoft chmn Bill Gates' house) | Business, general | Timothy Egan |
| Justice Department views Microsoft from both sides. | Business, general | Keith Bradsher |
| Market opening on Internet for pollution-credit trades. | Business, general | Andrea Adelson |
| MCI wins Mexican long-distance license. (joint venture company Avantel) | Business, general | Anthony DePalma |
| Microsoft and NBC News hold a little satellite chat: will such razzle-dazzle sway viewers? (MSNBC all-news cable channel) (Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | William Eugene Carter |
| Microsoft back in the dock. (antitrust settlement called into question) (Editorial) | Business, general | |
| Microsoft scraps software deal that Justice Dept. sued to halt; move into electronic commerce will be slowed. | Business, general | Lawrence Fisher |
| Midnight sales frenzy ushers in Windows 95. (Microsoft's operating system) | Business, general | Carey Goldberg |
| Movies in gigabytes: the video disk age is (almost) dawning. | Business, general | Lawrence B. Johnson |
| NBC is close to selling Microsoft a cable stake. (Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | William Eugene Carter |
| New York striving to become technology's creative center. (multimedia industry) | Business, general | Brett Pulley |
| Novell's quiet but effective rival to Lotus Notes. (Novell Groupwise groupware) | Business, general | Laurence M. Fisher |
| Now, the Superhighway leads to mutual funds: transactions, detailed information and maps are available on line. | Business, general | Sana Siwolop |
| Nudging workers from comfy nests: AT&T pushes for telecommuting. | Business, general | Barbara Presley Noble |
| Nynex lets rival sell phone service. (Cablevision Systems enters residental phone market) | Business, general | Peter Marks |
| On the Internet, Africa is far behind. (Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | Howard W. French |
| Paging unit to be sold by BellSouth: Mobilemedia spending $945 million for service. (Mobilemedia Communications) | Business, general | Kenneth N. Gilpin |
| Phone giant in Britain cuts top officials; Cable and Wireless acts after dispute. (chmn Lord Young and CEO James Ross ousted) (Company Operations) | Business, general | Richard W. Stevenson |
| Profits hit high for year at AT&T; Nynex also reports good financial results. | Business, general | |
| Russia awakens to the world of computers. | Business, general | Michael Specter |
| S.E.C. asks MCI for documents on Milken role. (Michael R. Milken) (Government Activity) | Business, general | Peter Truell |
| Should your toddler be a techie? (electronic toys and equipment for children) | Business, general | Kevin Lippert |
| Sony reshapes PC screens to accommodate movies. (Sony Electronics Inc's GWM-3000 rectangular monitor) (Product Announcement) | Business, general | |
| Sorry Ma'am, no listing for 'enry 'iggins; voice recognition is improving, but don't stop the elocution lessons. | Business, general | Michael T. Kaufman |
| Sprint and cable-TV partners plan $4.4 billion investment. (Comcast Corp and Cox Communication Inc) | Business, general | |
| Sprint decides wireless wins over cellular. | Business, general | |
| Suspect in Internet break-in waives bond-hearing right. (alleged computer break-in artist Kevin D. Mitnick) | Business, general | |
| Technology issues fuel stock market advance. | Business, general | |
| The bidding for airwaves may pick up. (FCC begins new round of auctions for wireless telephone services) | Business, general | Teresa Riordan |
| The joys of upgrading an everyday system. (upgrading with Apple's System 7.5 operating system, Connectix's RAM Doubler for Macintosh memory manager)(Peripherals) | Business, general | L. R. Shannon |
| The latest telephone scam: 'Hijacked' accounts. | Business, general | Matthew L. Wald |
| The talk of cyberspace. (online talk shows) | Business, general | Trip Gabriel |
| U.S. and China sign accord to end piracy of software, music recordings and film; copyright battle; Washington drops plans to impose $1 billion in trade sanctions. | Business, general | Seth Faison |
| Use of computer network for child sex sets off raids. (America Online) | Business, general | David Johnston |
| U.S. reopens issue of piracy with China. (Government Activity) | Business, general | David E. Sanger |
| Virtual porn: ultimate tease. (CD-ROM pornography) | Business, general | Michel Marriott |
| What's new about a spider's web? It takes a computer to know. | Business, general | Warren E. Leary |
| Will computer stocks stay fired up in 1995? | Business, general | Anthony Ramirez |
| Yes, Virginia, Microsoft and Intel can be disappointing. (market reacts to profit announcements) | Business, general | Edward Wyatt |
| You are not alone: trial by CD-ROM. (users face problems loading CD-ROM games on their PCs) (Peripherals) | Business, general | L. R. Shannon |
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