Brad Silverberg: battling Big Blue

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Microsoft's Brad Silverberg heads the development and marketing of the newest version of Windows. He views Windows 3.1 as the right software for the market, specially since his team has eliminated the program's past problems. Windows 3.1 is set to be pitted against IBM's OS 2 (2.0) in Mar 1992.

Computer peripheral equipment, not elsewhere classified, Officials and employees, Computer software industry, Software industry, Product introduction, Microsoft Corp., Operating systems (Software), Operating systems, International Business Machines Corp., Behavior, Market share, Silverberg, Brad

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Risky business

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Apple Computer Inc is beginning to grant paternity leaves to their male employees. While most are still hesitant to avail of the new program due to perceived risks to job security, examples made by company executives is helping make the program benefit more employees.

Management, Computer industry, Column, Compensation and benefits, Family leave, Apple Inc.

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Movies, music and books go digital

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Voyager Co uses CD-ROM computer technology to incorporate effects into films and refine the quality of video on discs. This technology is also being applied to music and art for more fine-tuned reception of the media.

Usage, Innovations, Voyager Co., Optical disks (Storage media), Computer storage device industry, Optical disks

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