Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1996 > Business New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Maui Dream Job: Animate for Synchronic - Living in an island paradise isn't the only perk to this job. Right next door is a supercomputer. [Wired News]   Microsoft Ratings Filter Sets off Alarms - The fledgling Net coalition is under fire over Redmond's ties to a proposed system. [Wired News]   Microsoft and NBC to Beef Up Sports Site - A planned online sports site would pit Microsoft against Starwave's successful SportsZone site. [Wired News]   Microsoft to Offer Its First Dividend - The move is one usually made by the more musclebound blue-chips with slim prospects for capital gains. [Wired News]   Money, Duty, and Net Real Estate - A financial planner says he has a 'moral obligation' to sell his domain name for $500,000. [Wired News]   More Victims Tossed Atop NetGuide's Burning Pyre - Ned Brainard gossips about last week's slashing and burning at NetGuide Live, and Starwave's intimidating, if futile, attempts to keep the wraps on its plans for a news Web site in association with ABC. [Wired News]   Music Dream Job: Design for Indie Bands - Canadian label with a multimedia bent needs to staff up as employees hit the road with the bands. [Wired News]   NTT Aims to Win Breakup on Its Own Terms - The Japanese phone monopoly has learned a few lessons from AT T's breakup. [Wired News]   Navigator's Dream Job: Build Digital Maps for NavTech - Research analysts work in the field, gathering data for map builders in the offices. [Wired News]   NetGuide Live Kicks 24 Out Its Doors - The company calls it "rightsizing", but laid-off workers say it was done the wrong way. [Wired News]   Netcom Wants to Divide Highway into Fast, Slow Lanes - The popular ISP is betting its new price structure will become the most profitable way to give Internet access. [Wired News]   Netscape Bruised, But Still Fighting Browser War - PointCast's decision to use Explorer 4.0 as its default is yet another blow, but analysts say Netscape can still prevail. [Wired News]   Number of ISPs Doubled in '96 - A new survey suggests small ISPs are faring well among the bigger ISPs such as AT T and Netcom. [Wired News]   Online Classifieds Threaten Newspapers, Study Says - Papers that aren't moving ads online early will find a key source of revenues vanishing, a report warns. [Wired News]   PBS Dream Job: Coordinate Online Children's Content - Here's your chance to bring a little Big Bird back into your life. [Wired News]   PC Vendor Fights ISP Credit-Card Trap - Dan Technology of the UK is pushing customers to sign up with an ISP that doesn't demand credit-card numbers for a free trial. [Wired News]   Patents Fuel Silicon Valley's Underground Bazaar - If you're the owner of a software patent, you may be the lucky holder of a ticket that'll get you into the world's most exclusive swap meet. [Wired News]   PointCast Jumps Out of Netscape's Bed, Into Microsoft's - PointCast will make Explorer 4.0 its default browser, an honor it had promised to Netscape's Navigator. [Wired News]   PointCast Pushes for Health - The company is adding new channels as Microsoft and other companies line up their 'PointCast killers.' [Wired News]   Poppe Tyson Pulls IPO - The online ad company's move is another sign that Internet stocks have lost their sparkle with investors. [Wired News]     [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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