Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1997 > Business New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Bell Atlantic Wants End of Rainbow Monopoly - A spat over local sports coverage raises the stakes in growing cable war. [Wired News]   Bells About to Toll on TELE-TV - Scale back? Merge? Pull the plug? Judgment day awaits programming venture. [Wired News]   Berkeley Buy-Out Brings Layoffs - CUC's acquisition of the wacky game-maker means a management shake-up and staff cuts. [Wired News]   Berkeley Dream Job: The Edison of New Media - From surrealist screensavers to online trivia, Berkeley Systems specializes in paradigm shifts. [Wired News]   Berkeley Systems Acquired by CUC - The membership shopping service giant says the purchase of the After Dark folks is just a "very small acquisition," but it follows other gaming deals. [Wired News]   Berlin Dream Job: Multimedia Creative Director - By typical German corporate standards, Pixelpark is laid back - they call each other by their first names. [Wired News]   Better Business Bureau Slaps Seal Online - A new certification program could help to calm anxious consumers. [Wired News]   Big Business Getting Cozy with 'Community' - Citibank signs a deal with the Mining Company to mix 'guides,' chat, and financial advice with your bank account. [Wired News]   BigBook Trims 20% of Staff - The online yellow pages says it's found two new partners that can take over some tasks from the laid-off workers. [Wired News]   BigBook, Direct Marketer to Offer Online Coupons - The alliance will let small businesses offer online coupons and give BigBook a marketing boost. [Wired News]   Biggest ISPs Form Group on Net Problems - There's a reason no smaller companies are part of the new organization: membership costs a hefty US$25,000 a year. [Wired News]   Blamestorm Swirls around Net Traffic - Salvos - plentiful as they are in Washington these days - are not the solution to fixing Net congestion, Michael B. Grebb finds. [Wired News]   Boeing Gives Boost to Spacebound Net - The largest aircraft company in the US has signed on with Gates and McCaw to become the hub of Teledesic's satellite-building and -launching operations. [Wired News]   Book-of-the-Month Club Goes Online - By taking a tip from the likes of Amazon.com, the club has introduced its first new distribution channel in more than 70 years. [Wired News]   Boston Dream Job: The Computer Museum - Boston's Computer Museum is hiring a director of exhibits. [Wired News]   Boston Forging a Silicon Alley Rival - Boston's multimedia companies are tired of watching talent and business get drained to New York. Their solution: Turn an industrial neighborhood into the Cyber District. [Wired News]   Boston Mayor Talks Up Cyber District - Beantown's multimedia industry got a shot in the arm when the mayor turned up to christen the city's new Cyber District. [Wired News]   Brokerages Charge into Price Wars - Battling to win lasting market share, online traders are cutting commissions down to the cost of seeing a flick - but the strategy is not necessarily going to force a surrender. [Wired News]   Brooklyn Dream Job: Help Kids Learn Online - Help the Brooklyn Library develop a program to create Web-savvy, pro-kid learning packages. [Wired News]   Bull Semen - Sold to the Man on the Web - Going once ... going twice ... going online: Web-based auctions are letting dairy farmers and ranchers join cattle-auction bidding without risking a messy misstep. [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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