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Seeking Heavenly Ratings, Almighty Ad Dollar
- A "wholesome" network of independent television stations wants to make a space for local advertisers and "family values" programming. [Wired News]
SegaSoft Turns up Heat for Gaming Network
- It's the latest - and potentially biggest - in a growing number of Net-based arcades for multiplayer action. [Wired News]
Selling WebTV: Tupperware for the Tube
- A company called FutureNet hopes to ease the fears of new users by having "consultants" show how the technology works in one's own living room. [Wired News]
Senior Editors Exit Washington Post Site
- The departures follow the arrival of a new publisher from Disney, who apparently isn't winning any popularity contests. [Wired News]
Sex, Digital Style, Boosts Playboy's Fortunes
- The world's leading purveyor of air-brushed flesh said its new-media efforts helped its net income nearly double. [Wired News]
Seybold Speakers: Can't We Be Friends?
- All four keynote presenters at the New York event peered warmly across the divide, stressing that old and new media can complement each other. Steven Johnson reports. [Wired News]
Seybold: Bastion of the Apple Faith
- Publishers remain steady users, as the company continues to court them - now with Rhapsody. [Wired News]
Shooting for a Share of Smart Camera Market
- Flashpoint Technologies wants to put an OS in your digital camera. With three industry heavyweights signed on, the company may just make a successful end-run around Intel. [Wired News]
Shrinking CompuServe Losses Hearten Investors
- A rise in the company's stock reflects Wall Street's optimism that CompuServe may at last be on the right track - if it can hold onto its dwindling member base. [Wired News]
Sidewalk May Anger Users with Onerous 'Terms'
- Visitors to Microsoft's Sidewalk sites may not know it, but when they use the online city guides, they give Microsoft tacit permission to sell their personal information. [Wired News]
Sidewalk SF Needs Some Luck
- Fat salaries and creative differences go hand in hand at Sidewalk San Francisco. Ned Brainard suggests a lucky rabbits foot. [Wired News]
Siskel & Ebert of Tech, in Search of Thumbs Up
- The Wall Street Journal's Walter Mossberg and The New York Times' Stephen Manes give the tech industry the once-over in a new PBS program. Now if they can only find a sponsor. [Wired News]
Site Aims to Be 'Applets-R-Us' of Web
- StockObjects wants to pepper the Web with generic applets, animations, and 3-D models, but some observers wonder how big the market for such products will ever be. [Wired News]
Site Offers Solace to Nynex 'Survivors'
- Nynexsucks.com visitors can experience the full range of indignities suffered by customers of Manhattan's local phone company. Nynex is listening in. [Wired News]
Slimmed-Downed Browser to Take on IE4
- With its market share falling, Netscape will loudly push unbundled Navigator 4.0 into the ring against the Microsoft heavyweight. [Wired News]
Small Business Has Yet to Find Value Online
- While the majority of small companies have a computer in the office, fewer than half have Net access. They don't see how being wired will boost their bottom line. [Wired News]
Smaller ISPs Take Double Hit from Big Guys
- UUNET's decision to charge for network access, combined with a new elite grouping of major players, may put the squeeze on small operations. [Wired News]
Smaller Manufacturers Shunning the Net
- A survey shows that many smaller companies still feel they don't need the Net to get ahead. [Wired News]
Snailmail Gets Telecom Boost
- The Postal Service gets a new network to compete in the snailmail market. [Wired News]
So Cool You Can't Even See It
- Online media constantly strive to prove they're on the technological "cutting edge" at the expense of readership. [Wired News]
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