Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1996 > Business New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Redmond Report: The Lower-Caste Life of a Microsoft Temp - Microsoft's contract workers aren't just lacking benefits. They also don't get any birthday cake. [Wired News]   Regulators Question AOL's New Prices - AOL's plan to switch prices without notifying customers may fall outside state consumer laws. [Wired News]   Rudderless I/PRO Struggles Against Tide of Criticism - Ned Brainard gossips about the Internet audience counters and auditors currently suffering from a lack of vision, a reluctant market and bloodthirsty VCs. [Wired News]   SF Dream Job: Sysadmin for Electric Minds - Work for a company whose calling is community-building through cross-media publishing. [Wired News]   ScamBusters Digs Up Dirt on Online Fraud - Internet marketing consultants publish an issue of their Web zine whenever they learn of a new rip-off, usually from a reader's tip-off. [Wired News]   Slow News Days Breed "Best of" Fest - The Net media has a lot to learn when it comes to year-end doldrums, Ned Brainard says. [Wired News]   Software Snafu Takes Down Bell Atlantic - Bell Atlantic mucks up a software installation; phone service goes down in seven states. [Wired News]   Spammer Slips by More Monster Obstacles - Bulk emailer Cyber Promotions, closed out by Sprint, invents system for evading shut-downs. [Wired News]   Spending on Web Ads: What Goes Around, Comes Around - It's remarkably circular: Those who spend a lot, make a lot. [Wired News]   Sprint Logs on With Microsoft - Sprint has joined AT T, CompuServe, MCI, and AOL in forging an Internet-based relationship with Microsoft after initially partnering with Netscape. [Wired News]   Sun, Other Giants Gang Up to Fight Microsoft - An alliance formed by Sun Microsystems and more than 100 other companies - including Apple and Oracle - may be the last chance Microsoft's competitors have to ensure an alternative to Windows. [Wired News]   Super Bowl Broadcast by Wire - Not Cable, But Net - Starwave and Fox will launch Superbowl.com, an official Super Bowl Web site. So why wasn't ESPN in the announcements? [Wired News]   TCI Pulls $125 Million MSN Investment - The move reflects a growing gap between the two companies Internet strategies. [Wired News]   TCI's Chickens Come Home to Roost - With some US$21 billion in liabilities on its books, the cable giant is entering a period of painful change. [Wired News]   Tech Dream Job: Geek Among Designers - Former Apple creative director Clement Mok and his crew at Studio Archetype need a chief technologist. [Wired News]   The 'Year of the Net' Ends With a Whimper - Ned Brainard gossips about year-end financier fickleness, and BackWeb paranoia. [Wired News]   The Comdex Crawler: Browser Box Wars - Bandai's Pippin and WebTV's set-top box are fighting for your living room. [Wired News]   The Kingdom of José Cuervo: Ad Campaign or Republic? - Yes, Cuervo Tequila bought an island off the coast of Tortola and declared independence. [Wired News]   The Romance and Wreck of TELE-TV - At first, Ovitz's touch worked wonders, but these days logic, not glitz, is prevailing. [Wired News]   The Spin Hits the Fan at Comdex - Hundreds of announcements later, a few bits of news emerge from the Comdex static. [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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