| The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 2001 Don Clark |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Ariba faces earnings shortfall, layoffs.(second quarter)(Company Financial Information) | Business, general | Lee Gomes, Don Clark, Khanh Tran |
| BEA, Intel set software alliance that could pressure Sun's servers.(BEA Systems Inc.; Sun Microsystems Inc.) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Imation files antitrust lawsuit against Quantum over data tape.(over Digital Linear Tape)(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| In search of the next 'hot box'.(data-server machine for network clogs)(Product Development) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Iomega posts earnings warning on declining sales of its Zip line.(fourth quarter)(Company Financial Information) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Kontiki Network plans to harness PCs to provide a range of digital content.(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Laptop users will soon print while traveling; group of firms is testing service that produces hard copies via e-mail.(coalition of concerns including Electronics for Imaging Inc., Adobe Systems Inc., Xerox Corp., and Yahoo Inc. are developing an Internet-based service that makes it easier to print from a variety of mobile locations)(Industry Trend or Event)(Internet/Web/Online Service Information) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Microsoft advances on game, TV fronts.(includes related information on Xbox, Ultimate TV)(Product Announcement) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Microsoft changes pricing plan on software to appease clients. | Business, general | Don Clark, Rebecca Buckman |
| Microsoft is sued by tiny InterTrust in patent dispute.(InterTrust Technologies Corp. sues over technology in WindowsMedia) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Microsoft plans to open its Passport to rivals.(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Don Clark, Rebecca Buckman |
| Microsoft pulls back its support for Java.(Product Information)(Technology Information) | Business, general | John R. Wilke, Don Clark |
| Microsoft revises Passport to address issues of privacy.(Web authentication service)(Company Business and Marketing)(Product Development) | Business, general | John R. Wilke, Don Clark |
| Network Associates plans to sell or close 2 units, swings to a loss.(Statistical Data Included) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Roamable eases wireless-to-Web interplay; software lets mobile users send e-mail to request information from sites.(Roamable Corp.'s software allows for communication with Web sites from wireless devices) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Security breach hits Microsoft's Passport.(Passport Internet service's Express Checkout)(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Siebel faces sales test as firms curb spending.(Siebel Systems Inc.) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Sun, 32 concerns join identification plan.(online identification alliance to compete with the Passport system offered by Microsoft Corp.)(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Sun introduces low-end server systems.(Sun Microsystems Inc.)(Product Announcement) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Sun Microsystems cuts jobs as sales fall.(Statistical Data Included) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Sun Microsystems plans big push on Web services.(Company Business and Marketing)(Internet/Web/Online Service Information) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Tech firms reboot with gadgets; with Web-only efforts failing, companies try digital pens, robots and smart software.(Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Video, audio conferencing rises sharply.(skittishness about air travel)(Company Financial Information)(Statistical Data Included) | Business, general | Don Clark |
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