August 1, 1999
ZDNN: Net piracy presents paradox to entertainers.
As the annual Herring on Hollywood conference kicks off today, the question of who has control over content is taking center stage.
Seattle Times: Tech books come of age; bumper crop of new literature.
Finally the computer culture is evolving a literary base where the story of people's lives makes technology interesting and not the other way around.
SJ Mercury: Software plan is a travesty for consumers.
Dan Gillmor. UCITA, if enacted by the various states, would skew the relationship between sellers and buyers of software, whether you buy software out of a box or online.
Editor & Publisher: A Newspaper Dies, a Web Site Is Born.
Steve Outing. Some weekly papers, college newspapers, and trade magazines have abandoned their printing presses and moved purely online, but this is the first known instance of a commercial daily paper going this route.
Microsoft Backstage: New Download Center Uses XML, ASP and SQL Server to Make it Easy to Find and Get Files.
We needed a solution that automatically added downloads as they were published, and made it simple for site visitors to search so they could quickly find what they needed.
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