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New Net filtering software unveiled
9/27/99, Jenifer K. Nii, Deseret News. Content Inspector allows a network administrator to block Internet sites by topic (pornography, "tasteless" material, hate crimes, entertainment, sports or investments), or by Internet protocol address. It also can scan for viruses and block out banners, pop-up advertisements and "cookies."
Adobe Redesigns Adobe.com
10/6/99, Stuart Glascock, TechWeb. In an accelerated Web initiative at Internet World Fall 99, Adobe Systems is revving up efforts to drive its products for website designers and businesses. In a series of moves rolled out on Wednesday, Adobe is re-launching Adobe.com, kicking off a marketing campaign focused on the integration of Web design applications.
Anti Software Piracy Ads Entice Tattlers
9/24/99, Mo Krochmal, TechWeb. An advertising campaign against software piracy started in New York in July has yielded dozens of leads from workers willing to tattle on their companies.
Microsoft Working On Internet Version Of Office
10/1/99, Martin Wolk, Reuters. Microsoft Corp. is working aggressively to develop an Internet-based version of its market-dominating Office software but has not yet decided how to price it, a company executive said Thursday.
Striker32 Breaks Windows Viruses
10/1/99, Tom Mainelli, PC World. Symantec offers free Norton update with technology to fight 32-bit viruses.
Oracle conference to highlight Net push
9/26/99, Melanie Austria Farmer, CNET News.com. At its Oracle Applications User Group conference, which kicks off today in Orlando, Florida, Oracle plans to unveil 11i, its suite of financial and human resources applications revamped for use on the Internet. The software is slated for general availability during the first quarter of next year and will ship to a limited number of customers in November.
Sites that will fine-tune PC's software
10/4/99, HEATHER NEWMAN, FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER. KEEPING track of updates and fixes and changes in the computer software you use every day can truly be a chore if you have to do it program by program.
Linux founder sees software price crash
9/23/99, Roland Moller, REUTERS. It's only a matter of time before computer software prices crash when the need for constant upgrades disappear, leading computer and software expert Linus Torvalds said on Thursday.
CallWave app alerts online users to incoming voice calls
10/4/99, Paul Krill, InfoWorld Electric. A free solution for Internet users who tie up their only phone line and miss calls while surfing the Web is set to arrive Tuesday from CallWave.
Want a Shock? Do the Numbers Online
9/26/99, George Hager, Washington Post. Anyone musing about the idea of retirement would do well to consult any of these programs, all of which perform the complex calculations--Am I saving enough? How long will my savings last? How long until I can retire?--that will let you know whether you're on track.
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