| The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1990 Bob Davis |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Backers of HDTV counterattack to overcome Bush's opposition. (high definition television) | Business, general | Bob Davis |
| Bell Atlantic is barred from U.S. contracts. (Politics & Policy) | Business, general | Bob Davis |
| Europe defeats Japan's proposal on TV standard; move indicates each side will separately develop high-definition sets. | Business, general | Bob Davis |
| Fading picture: high-definition TV, once a capital idea, wanes in Washington; despite its promise, it riles foes of 'industrial policy,' fails to get much money. A high-tech gift to Japan? | Business, general | Bob Davis |
| Group is urged for security of computers. (the National Research Council recommends a private foundation to oversee computer security activities) | Business, general | Bob Davis |
| This contraption is no weird golf cart; it's a new marine: the Corps is testing robots as battleground spies; but they don't shoot. | Business, general | Bob Davis |
| U.S. looks into global radio network using satellites. (Media) | Business, general | Bob Davis |
| U.S. studies sale of Hercules unit to Japan. (Hercules Inc.'s semiconductor subsidiary, Semi-Gas Systems Inc.) | Business, general | Bob Davis |
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