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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1998

Page

13

Web-2 Triumphs Web Over TV in Clinton Scandal Coverage

The Clinton Starr Report release showed the Web handling millions of users while television faltered. On September 11 the Starr Report went live worldwide via the Web with record page views at Frederick News-Post and AP. Video streaming tested the Web on September 21 as Clinton’s grand jury testimony aired. Web-2 wins final score Web-2 Television-0.

Starr Clinton Kenneth Starr Congress House of Representative Goww.house.gov Frederick News-Post Fredericknewspost Associated Press Newts-Post

Maryland schools wire for Internet access via wireless nets

Hyattsville Elementary School showcases wireless Internet with antennas and electronic chalkboards during Net Weekend 1998 promoting state funded school wiring. Governor Glendening backs 2000 volunteers to wire 402 schools, with 866000 dollars allocated, while Hyattsville links to Hyattsville Middle and aims for University of Maryland access.

Annapolis Microsoft Hyattsville Prince George’s County Parris N. Glendening Maryland F Riddick Riddick Hyattsville Middle School University of Maryland, College Park Roger White White Hyattsville School GTE Communications Corp State Barbara Reeves Maryland State Board of Education Ms. Reeves

Learn To Program BASIC from Interplay a multimedia intro

Interplay offers Learn To Program BASIC for PC and Macintosh at 34.95. It targets juniors and adults with 50 plus interactive exercises in a game based, multimedia environment guided by Media Man and Goo. It teaches logical thinking with BASIC dialects and on line help, and requires Windows 95 or Mac OS 7.5 plus hardware.

Larry Blasko Associated Press Dartmouth College John Kemeny Thomas E. Kurtz Interplay Games Software Company Powerpc

Extended warranties from a major retailer fall short for a reader

James Derk, Evansville Courier computer editor, recounts a four month ordeal with an extended warranty on a Nokia monitor. Despite promises of equal or superior replacement, repeated delays and missteps left him without a functioning screen while costs mounted. Consumer groups say extended plans are rarely worth it.

Texas FedEx James Derk the Courier Evansville Indiana Courier Online Derk Atevansville

Moeller High School makes laptops mandatory for freshmen

Moeller High School Cincinnati will require all incoming freshmen to buy a Dell laptop at 2200 dollars plus 4600 dollars tuition. The pilot involves 26 students and six teachers with plans to integrate homework submission and teacher feedback via laptop files. Cincinnati Country Day and Time magazine noted national interest, while led offers financial aid to offset costs and broaden access.

Moeller High School Cincinnati Dell Dan Ledford Ledford Moeller Cincinnati Country Day Toshiba Microsoft Time Magazine Cincinnati Country Day Middle School Dick Schwab Schwab Tom Healy

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