| The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 2000 Julia Angwin |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| AOL faces a key test, but more lie ahead.(with buyout of Time Warner)(Company Business and Marketing)(Government Activity)(Statistical Data Included) | Business, general | John R. Wilke, Martin Peers, Julia Angwin |
| A plan to track Web use stirs privacy concerns. | Business, general | Julia Angwin |
| Coming attractions; a look at some of the gadgets that promise to make connecting to the Internet a lot simpler.(CMi Worldwide Inc.'s iCEBOX; $499; eNote.com Inc.'s TVemail, $79.95; Netpliance Inc.'s i-Opener, $99; Cidco Inc.'s MailStation, $99.99; Qubit Technology Inc.'s Qubit Wireless Web Tablet, $350; and ePods Inc.'s ePodsOne, $199)(Technology)(Statistical Data Included)(Evaluation) | Business, general | Julia Angwin |
| E-mail goes postal.(E-Business)(U.S. Postal Service plans to offer free e-mail accounts)(Government Activity) | Business, general | Julia Angwin |
| High-tech marketers love 'love bug.'(antivirus software makers advertise heavily after 'love bug' computer virus infects e-mail systems)(Advertising) | Business, general | Andrea Petersen, Julia Angwin |
| Instant message services at AOL quietly linked.(America Online's AOL Instant Messenger and ICQ)(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Julia Angwin |
| Internet encryption's password is 'slow'.(Technology Information) | Business, general | Julia Angwin |
| Order to open instant messages may not matter.(Federal Communications Commission is concerned over America Online's dominance of instant messaging marketing, as FCC weighs proposed merger of AOL and Time Warner Inc.) | Business, general | Nicole Harris, Julia Angwin |
| Virgin to trade Web use for personal data.(Virgin Entertainment Group)(Advertising) | Business, general | Julia Angwin |
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