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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1998
Page
17
Charles Helfenstein explains how the Internet boosts software availability via direct downloads and the shareware model. Users try software for free periods, then pay if satisfied, with access to a vast catalog across platforms, including a sample workflow using Home Inventory and GIF Builder.
The Library of Congress unveils its first cyberspace sculpture featuring four bright red monitors bolted together with flashing images. Forty four tapes hold the Web content from January and February 1997, totaling two terabytes, with plans to preserve essential Web material as the collection grows.
Politicians explore Internet fundraising as voters log on to candidate sites like Evan Bayhs Indiana bid. Experts say the practice is promising though still limited by public trust and bank willingness to provide secure accounts, with several campaigns already testing credit card contributions.
Evansville Courier computer editor James Denk profiles his daily go to list of web sites. My Yahoo provides headlines weather stock quotes and more while DejaNews NECX Surplus Direct Ebay MSN Hotmail BugNet CDnow IMDb Barnes & Noble Amazon Expedia Travelocity Priceline Infospace and InfoSpace offer tools deals and data. He invites readers to share favorites to add to his Scoop Cybersleuth list.
Seattle report notes Bill Gates pursues a broader vision amid a Justice Department antitrust case. The piece paints Gates as a rational but relentless leader whose fortune nears 50 billion dollars and whose philanthropy tops 800 million. It cites his Lake Washington home, Harvard drop, Lakeside roots, and recent political giving.
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