| The New York Times 1995 Peter H. Lewis |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Action-packed future is waiting on the Web. (Netscape Communications' Netscape Navigator 2.0b)(Personal Computers) (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| America Online adds a portal to the Internet. (Global Network Navigator) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| An Internet author of sexually violent fiction faces charges. (Abraham Jacob Alkhabaz aka Jake Baker) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Apple's powerful new Macintosh makes plugging peripherals easier. (Apple Macintosh Power Macintosh 9500 PowerPC-based system) (Personal Computers)(Product Announcement) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| A private Internet street will now cost $50 a year. (each domain name will cost holder) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| AT&T says it will offer Internet access service. | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Auction of collectibles on the Internet. (Onsale on-line shopping service) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Between a hacker and a hard place; data-security export law puts businesses in a bind. (includes related article on Clipper chip alternatives) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Big newspapers to help locals on Internet. (New Century Network) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Bland computer-game music? He'll have none of it. (George Alistair Sanger, the Fat Man, writes music for computer games as member of Team Fat) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Bridging two worlds with a single machine. (Apple's Power Macintosh 6100 66 combines Macintosh with PC) (Personal Computers) (Hardware Review) (Evaluation) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Computers beware! a virus is on the loose. | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Conspiracy buffs see things to worry about in Microsoft's electronic software registry. | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Cruising inside World Wide Web with a browser. (navigation software for on-line bulletin boards) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Cyberspace experts talk 'revolution' face to face. (Aspen Summit: Cyberspace and the American Dream II conference) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Despite a new plan for cooling it off, cybersex stays hot. (sex on computer bulletin boards) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Digital outlets for your holiday generosity. (donating computer experience)(Personal Computers) (Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Doubts about a truly affordable digital experience. (network appliance) (Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Electronic pen comes with its own eraser. (Wacom Technology Corp ArtZ II graphics tablet) (Personal Computers)(Product Announcement) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Error at Intuit exposes users of tax software to tampering. | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Exploring new political soapboxes. (Personal Computers) (politicians and voters using the information superhighway to publicize their messages) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| For an apology, firm drops suit against Prodigy. (Stratton Oakmont) (Industry Legal Issue) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Helping children avoid mudholes in cyberspace.(Personal Computers) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| In 1996, a World's Fair to be held in cyberspace. (the Internet 1996 World Exposition) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Judge rules that Prodigy is liable for user comments. (Prodigy Services Co) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Judge stands by ruling on Prodigy's liability. (Justice Stuart L. Ain) (Industry Legal Issue) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Leasing as one means to avert obsolescence.(Personal Computers) (Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Little impact is seen if Microsoft-Intuit deal fails. (Justice Dept argues against Microsoft-Intuit merger) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Making it easier to enter the Web. (World Wide Web) (Personal Computers) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Microsoft says it's going after Internet market. (Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Microsoft's next move is on line; objective is to sell access to Internet. | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Microsoft speeding its on-line service. (Microsoft Network online information service) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| More flaws found in computer tax programs. (Intuit TurboTax, Macintax tax preparation software) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Netscape knows fame and aspires to fortune. (Netscape Communications Corp) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| New editor is appointed for Delphi. (News Corporation's Delphi Internet Services, Anthea Disney) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| New ways to store backup copies to celebrate file clean up month. (Iomega's Zip and SyQuest Technology's EZ135 removable cartridge drives)(Personal Computers) (Hardware Review)(Evaluation) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| New wrinkles at the on-line Big 3. (America Online, Prodigy, CompuServe) (Personal Computers) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| No matter what name, it's still an Apple clone. (Power Computing's Power Wave 604/150, 604/132 and 604/120 PowerPC-based systems)(Product Announcement) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| On the Net: an Intel computer security expert runs afoul of the law. So much for the 'hacker ethic'? (Randel L. Schwartz) (Industry Legal Issue) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| On the Net: another survey of Internet users is out, and this one has statistical credibility. (Technology Information) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| On the net: dissecting the information revolution (in advance): with a look at one of Newt's Laws and at 'friction-free capitalism.' (Newt Gingrich; the 'Cyberspace and the American Dream 2' conference)(Technology) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| OS/2 no longer at home at home. (IBM's operating system no longer targets the home market)(Personal Computers) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Pacific Bell, MCI to expand Internet service; other carriers seen following their lead. | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Peering out a 'real time' window. (the Internet as a virtual broadcasting medium) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Performance Systems buys Pipeline Network. (Internet services and software) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Pizza on line: hold the electronic anchovies. (Electronic Business Co-op) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Plodding Genie plays catch-up. (General Electric's Genie online information service) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Pornography study on computers seen as sensationalistic. | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Prodigy is leading its peers onto the World Wide Web. | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Prodigy sees quick growth from Internet Web service. (Prodigy Services Company) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Prodigy wins shootout at the on-line corral. (Prodigy Services Co, Internet World trade show) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Putting that handwritten touch on your letters. (T Maker's Handwritten Fonts font collection and Claris' Emailer E-mail utility)(Personal Computers) (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Report of high Internet use is challenged; professor contends survey was skewed. (Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Security is lost in cyberspace. (includes related articles on guidelines for data security, capture of computer hacker Kevin Mitnick) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Small, safe neighborhood. (Apple's Eworld online information service) (Personal Computers)(Column) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Software companies upset by demands for royalties. (Compuserve Information Service demands royalties from software developers for GIF-enabled software) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Sony and Visa in on-line entertainment venture. (Sony Corporation of America, Visa U.S.A.) (Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Tele-Communications in deal for Internet access. (Tele-Communications Inc; Kleiner, Perkins, Caufield & Byers) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| The inevitable: death, taxes, and now bugs. (flaws found in Intuit's Turbotax and Macintax and Block Financial Software's Taxcut tax preparation software packages) (Personal Computers) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| The intriguing promises being offered by Apple. (Apple's System 8 operating system)(Personal Computers) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| The Mac's high road to a spot on the Internet. (Apple's Apple Internet Connection Kit Internet access software)(Personal Computers) (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| The new Internet gatekeepers: beware, David, the Goliath providers are coming. (major telecommunications companies to compete with Internet access providers) (Technology Information) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| There's more power but less pizazz in the latest Powerbooks. (Apple's PowerBook 190 and 5300 notebook computers) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
| Using the Internet the Netcom way. (Netcom On-Line Communications Services Inc) | Business, general | Peter H. Lewis |
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