Tuesday 7/16, 1996 - Breaking News
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Webgen Software at the Heart of New Ziff Davis/Microsoft/NBC Web SiteInternet Literacy Consultants, developed Webgen software, brings database technology to WWW publishing with this evening's premier of "The Site, |
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Adobe, InterNex Team Up For Software Distribution Via WebInterNex Information Services, . announced that Adobe Systems, has selected InterNex to provide hosting and mirroring services for its WWW and FTP sites. |
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Asante Expands Operations in JapanAsante Technologies , announced the expansion of of its operations in Japan |
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Give Apple Feedback on its WWW SitesHere's your chance to give Apple feedback about their various websites. |
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iCat (Electronic Commerce) Adds IMV to Partner ProgramiCat Adds IMV Internet to Partner Program; California-based Web Hosting Provider to Support and Resell iCat |
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Sonic Introduces Suite of Internet ServersSonic Systems, Inc. announced availability of a suite of software Internet Access Servers which allow Web, E-mail, FTP, DNS and DHCP. |
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Macromedia Launches Government ConnectionMacromedia, Inc. announced a new program designed to better serve the pricing |
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New Search Engine Designed to Help Save MoneyPacific Telephony Design launched a free search engine to find the best prices on telephone and Internet charges. |
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Maxum Phantom, the 1st Commercial Web Crawler for MacMaxum Development Corp. announced Phantom 1.1, an version of AKTIV Software's Apple Macintosh-based Web crawler (formerly called Duppies). |
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The Making of Silicon Valley: A One Hundred Year RenaissanceSentius, with the Santa Clara Valley Historical Association, has created a website to promote and celebrate the Association's new book |
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Now Utilities Users Get E-Mail Update, Download it HereNow Software released the July update and a custom installer for Now Utilities 6.0. The free monthly update includes |
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Myrmidon v1.0.2 ReleasedVersion 1.0.2 of Myrmidon, the powerfully simple publishing tool, has justbeen released. The freeware version may be downloaded here. |
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Big Apple Plays Host to Mac New York Music FestivalIt started last Sunday and goes through July 20, the Big Apple plays host to the Macintosh New York Music Festival with some 450 artists performing |
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Monday 7/15, 1996 - Breaking News
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Specular Infini-D Update 3.5 Ray Tracing 2-5 Times FasterSpecular International is about to launch a major upgrade to Infini-D, due to ship at Macworld Expo in August. |
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MacHTTP Updated to v 2.2.2.Starnine/Quarterdeck has released an important, mandatory update to MacHTTP, updating MacHTTP 2.2 to version 2.2.2 |
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Settle Disputes on the WWWOnline Ombuds Office, a Web-based mediation service, is offering $100 each to the first disputants who use the procedure to settle a disagreement. |
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AT&T; Announced Cell Phones & Service to Surf the NetAT&T; Wireless Services announced plans to unveil a cellular phone and service that will allow users to surf the Net. |
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Roll Logs Without Getting Wet with LogrollerLogroller is a small application that rolls your WebSTAR log file on a regular basis |
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LogDoor Multi-site Log Processor Download Beta HereOpen Door Networks is announced a new LogDoor Multi-site Log Processor. |
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CHRP Vendors May Ship Before Apple, Power Computing 225 MhzDelays at Apple Computer in adapting the Macintosh operating system for the CHRP mean that other vendors may ship before Apple |
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MarketPlace CD v3.5 Helps Businesses Find CustomersMarketPlace Information Corp. introduced an improved CD that finds new customers, identify potential markets, analyze business segments, and plan marketing strategies. . |
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Micropolis Announces New Disk DriveMicropolis announced a new version of its popular low-cost ARIES 2 disk drive, with enhancements |
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MSNBC To Launch TodayThe cable service will launch with 14 hours of live daily programming; repeats will begin at 11 p.m. There will be no newswheel |