| The New York Times 1999 John Markoff |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 2 Alliances aim to create PC alternatives.(I.B.M., Motorola, Sun Microsystems and Lucent Technologies Inc. and separately, U.S. West and Network Computer Inc. to collaborate on integrating telephones and televisions with the Internet)(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| A $6 billion deal for internet site; At Home expected to announce it will acquire Excite.(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| A Microsoft bug could make some early birds an hour later. | Business, general | John Markoff |
| A milestone on the road to ultrafast computers.(research on tunnelling magnetic junction random access memory, or tmj-ram, by Stuart Parkin and others, at IBM's Almaden Research Laboratory, San Jose, CA)(Science Pages)(Technology Information) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| Apple adopts 'open source' code strategy.(Apple Computer's open source OS X server operating system)(Product Announcement) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| Apple and PC's, both given up for dead, are rising anew.(industry surprised at growth of personal computer sales in light of competition from hand-held electronic devices)(Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| Apple media software challenges 2 rivals; racing Microsoft and Real Networks on an Internet technology.(Apple Computer Inc.'s new version of its Quicktime) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| A project aims to unhitch computing from its PC harness.(Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Laboratory of Computer Science works on government-financed project to reinvent all facets of information technology)(Technology Information) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| A renaissance in computer science; chip designers search for life after silicon.(several computer laboratories around U.S. try to develop new type of digital switches using molecular or biological materials)(Technology Information) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| A Web-researched Ford in Micosoft's future.(Ford Motor Co. and Microsoft Corp. form joint venture to sell cars online) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| Behind the big shift on Windows; a fear that consumers may go somewhere else tomorrow.(Microsoft Corp. backs away from plans to combine its consumer and business versions of its Windows operating systems)(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| Behind the happy interface, more complex reality.(writer Neal Stephenson reflects on the graphic user interface, or GUI)(People) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| Bridging two worlds to make on-line digital music profitable.(Garageband.com)(Company Business and Marketing)(Statistical Data Included) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| Capturing the reality of motion; computing power puts video games in television's league.(the use of motion capture makes video games and home gaming software more realistic)(Technology Information) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| Computer chip researchers set to showcase advances.(Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| Computing centers become the keeper of Web's future.(Digital Engine Rooms)(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | John Markoff, Steve Lohr |
| Fight of the (next) century; converging technologies put Sony and Microsoft on a collision course.(Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| Growing compatibility issue: computers and user privacy.(includes related article)(Industry Legal Issue)(International Pages) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| I.B.M. to make game part for Nintendo; new and booming field for beleaguered chip.(International Business Machines)(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| Illness becomes apt metaphor for computers.(includes related information on computer viruses) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| Little-known project developing alternative software to Windows.(developers of the free operating system, Linux, work on a Windows emulator that will allow users to run Windows-compatible programs without the Microsoft Windows operating system) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| Microsoft hunts its whale, the digital set-top box. | Business, general | John Markoff |
| Microsoft's accounting under scrutiny.(Securities and Exchange Commission investigates certain accounting practices)(Company Financial Information) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| Microsoft to alter its software, responding to privacy concerns.(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| Microsoft will reorganize into 5 units.(Company Operations) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| New disguise for infection of computers.(W32.Mypics.Worm computer worm masquerades as Year 2000 problem)(Technology Information) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| Novell to offer data-privacy technology for Internet.(Digital Me software)(Abstract)(Product Announcement) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| Resilient computer worm is continuing to take a heavy toll.(Computer Emergency Response Team report) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| Security flaws in software are reported; Microsoft and Compaq admit vulnerabilities.(Compaq Computer; includes related information) | Business, general | John Markoff, Sara Robinson |
| Silicon Valley cites concern amid glee on Microsoft case.(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | John Markoff, Steve Lohr |
| Software company's strategy allows it to roll with the punches; Metrowerks is positioning itself for the post-PC era.(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| The co-founder of Netscape is an entrepreneur once again.(Marc Andreessen) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| Tiniest circuits hold prospect of explosive computer speeds.(Technology Information) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| Unsung success in revamping software holds a clue to the turnaround at Apple.(Apple Computer Inc.)(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | John Markoff |
| U.S. drawing plan that will monitor computer systems; looking for intruders; civil liberties groups raising concerns that the program could violate privacy.(Government Activity) | Business, general | John Markoff |
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