June 27, 1999
Useit.Com: Content Integration.
Web services often collect content from separate sources and present it to users in a single interface. Making such integration usable requires unified meta-content.
SJ Mercury: Awards target next generation of tech leaders.
Dan Gillmor. [Philip Greenspun] He and a growing band of Web leaders say the future is in creating Web-based applications that people can use from browsers, where the central system does the sophisticated work.
SJ Mercury: INET'99 helps global Internet community hit home.
Although there was no panel discussion on the subject, no white paper and no official nod from the program committee, it was apparent that the Net's leaders are approaching a cultural crossroads.
- Internet Society: The Internet is for Everyone.
Vint Cerf at Computers, Freedom, and Privacy on April 7, 1999. The Internet is becoming the repository of all we have accomplished as a society. It is becoming a kind of disorganized Boswell of the human spirit.
ZDNN: World Wide Whoosh!
Special report looking at how faster access will pave the way to remarkable new ways for us to work, to buy, to educate and to entertain -- eventually, that is.
MSNBC: Joseph Galli will join Amazon, reversing plan to take Pepsi job.
The courting of Mr. Galli shows how the Internet has turned the management of corporate America on its head, with companies such as Amazon able to snatch prized executives from blue-chip companies such as Frito-Lay.
DDJ TechNetCast: Web Design and Development '99.
Streamed coverage of selected presentations at Web 99 between June 27-30 in San Francisco.
DDJ TechNetCast: Unveiling the Latest Handheld Computing Platforms.
Mark Bercow, Palm Computing. How has the handheld device evolved to what it is today? What are the open platforms for software development? Who are the early adapters for streaming content?
Philadelphia Inquirer: Learning to write for the Web.
Along with conciseness, the Web also demands comprehensiveness. This is only an apparent contradiction. Web surfers may be in a hurry, but if they like what they see, they will want as much of it as they can get.
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