Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1997 > Business New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   MCI Takes a Look at Video - Primestar disclosed deep inside an FCC filing that MCI has expressed interest in bundling satellite video with phone services. The move is a hedge against the possibility that the market is close to demanding voice-data-video packages. [Wired News]   MCI, BT Set Sights on Latin American Market - Soon to be a massive merged entity, the two companies announced plans to link with Portugal Telecom and expand services in both Europe and Latin America, particularly Brazil. [Wired News]   MS Earns US$1.04 Billion; Losses for CNET - Two Net companies leaning on advertising took hits in Q1; SGI reports profits of $11 million. [Wired News]   MS Embraces Multimedia, Java with Buyout - The software giant's purchase of Dimension X positions Internet Explorer to have a full array of multimedia capabilities. [Wired News]   MSN Going After CompuServe, @Home Members - Dual initiatives show that America's third-largest online service has lofty plans for growth. It's the tone of the pitch that's being questioned. [Wired News]   MSNBC Brings TV-Style Commercials to Web - The site uses Flash to deliver full-screen, interstitial ads to surfers. [Wired News]   MSNBC Pumps Itself Up - By spiffing up its Web site and throwing out a couple million bucks to advertise its new look, the network aims to overcome its lackluster reputation. [Wired News]   Mac Fans Want Apple to Stand by Licensees - Apple's reluctance to renew its vows with clone makers has more than just cloners upset. [Wired News]   Mac Masses Unmoved, Exhibitors Bemused - Only divine apparition could have impressed the Apple acolytes. Clone makers and software developers, on the other hand, were sifting through what The Founder did and didn't say for clues about the future. [Wired News]   Mac OS 8 Selling Big, but Not Without Woes - Demand for Apple's new operating system is strong, but clone makers still don't have the licenses they need to ship it - and the software is already back ordered in some spots. [Wired News]   Made on the Inside for Use on the Outside - From computer components to graduation caps and gowns, a list of prison-made goods. [Wired News]   Magazine Dream Job: Business Development - The Web Magazine is banking on its support from PC World and looking for a business-development manager. [Wired News]   Magazine Industry Bends Over for Advertisers - In the wake of a half-hearted reversal of Chrysler's policy to control the content of publications in which it advertises, industry leaders celebrate a hollow victory - rather than calling the carmaker to task. [Wired News]   Market Crash? What Market Crash? - Though the tech sector was hit hard by the dive, most employees took the news with casual indifference. [Wired News]   Marketing Dream Job: Interactive Creative - Know the Web and how to use it for marketing? Miller Kadanoff needs experienced interactive design help who can answer "yes" to both questions for clients like Sun, Oracle, and 3Com. [Wired News]   Marketing Dream Job: New-Media Publisher Liaison - Barnes Noble needs help giving Amazon.com a run for its money. [Wired News]   Marketing Dream Job: PowerBar - Not everyone at PowerBar is an athlete, but an interest in sports won't hurt prospective employees. [Wired News]   Married, with Diller - Barry Diller, czar of Home Shopping Network, announces a merger with Universal Studios TV properties. [Wired News]   Mass Illusion Dream Job: Software Developer - The Massachusetts special-effects studio seeks someone to create production tools. [Wired News]   Matsushita Backs Off from 64-Bit Game Units - The world's largest electronics company, after stumbling with 32-bit machines, now wonders if it has what it takes to compete against the white-hot Nintendo 64. [Wired News]     [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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