| The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1997 Walter Mossberg |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| An encyclopedia that lets you stroll a Florentine piazza. (Microsoft's Encarta electronic encyclopedia and IBM's World Book encyclopedia CD-ROM version) (Personal Technology) (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Business, general | Walter Mossberg |
| Average home users may find push service slow and distracting. (Netscape's Netcaster, Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0) (Personal Technology) (Software Review)(Evaluation)(Column) | Business, general | Walter Mossberg |
| Computers are still too complicated, but changes are coming. (Personal Technology) (Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | Walter Mossberg |
| Knowing the ABCs of the antitrust case against Microsoft. (Personal Technology) (Government Activity)(Column) | Business, general | Walter Mossberg |
| Microsoft programs for the Web, E-mail outscore Netscape's. (Microsoft's Internet Explorer 4.0 network browser, Outlook Express mail package; Netscape's Navigator browser and Messenger e-mail software) (Personal Technology) (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Business, general | Walter Mossberg |
| New satellite network for Internet access isn't up to speed. (Hughes Network Systems' DirecDuo) (Personal Technology) (Hardware Review)(Column)(Evaluation) | Business, general | Walter Mossberg |
| New Windows desktop fails to show the way to easier PC use. (Microsoft's True Web Integration in Internet Explorer 4.0) (Personal Technology) (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Business, general | Walter Mossberg |
| Now, Microsoft gets all warm and fuzzy with new Barney toy. (Microsoft Actimates Interactive Barney) (Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Walter Mossberg |
| RCA challenges WebTV in the race to link TV and Net. (set-top Internet box) (Personal Technology) (Hardware Review)(Evaluation)(Column) | Business, general | Walter Mossberg |
| Sparq can give your PC a boost- but don't rush to buy. (Iomega's Zip drive) (Hardware Review)(Evaluation)(Column) | Business, general | Walter Mossberg |
| Tiny Rex, the size of credit card, holds all your names, dates. (minicomputer created by Starfish Software)(Product Announcement) | Business, general | Walter Mossberg |
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