Magazine Articles: Computerworld

Computerworld is published IDG. The Zango Group's principal Galen Gruman had been West Coast bureau chief of the newsweekly from March 1998 until April 1999.

Feature Stories and Interviews

• INTERVIEW: Apple Snaps Back with Power Mac G3, Jan. 25, 1999
• FEATURE: Net, Web, Browse: Roundtable with Tim Berners-Lee, Marc Andreessen and Vint Cerf, Jan. 4, 1999
• INTERVIEW: Creator Is Sanguine about Linux Future, Aug. 17, 1998

QuickStudy Stories

• Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol, Aug. 2, 1999
• E-commerce Not Ready for SET, June 29, 1998
• Secure Electronic Transaction, June 29, 1998

News Stories

• Apple Makes Part of Mac OS Open Source, March 22, 1999
• Explainer: Apple Opens Up an Operating System, March 19, 1999
• Intel's Tech Push May Outpace Users' Needs, March 8, 1999
• Intel Promises Faster, Cheaper, Simpler PCs, March 1, 1999
• Publishing: Mac Nation, Nov. 2, 1998
• Oracle Aims to Morph Database to "Internet OS," Sept. 10, 1998
• CyberMedia Buy Aims to Enhance Help Desk Utilities, Aug. 3, 1998
• Senate Hearings Focus on Microsoft, Multimedia, July 24, 1998
• IBM Seeks Chip Sources, June 15, 1998
• Apple Announces Mac OS X, May 13, 1998
• HP Jumps into E-commerce with Software Pack, May 12, 1998
• Borland Changes Name, Targets Enterprise, April 30, 1998

Opinion Columns

• Silicon Valley Needs a Real Agenda to Enter Politics, April 12, 1999
• E-commerce Blurs Lines of Integrity, But They Still Exist, Feb. 22, 1999
• Bill Gates and the End of Innocence, Nov. 30, 1998
• A Rare Moment of Lucidity for Apple, June 15, 1998

Reviews

• Mac OS X Server: No Easier Than NT, So Why Bother? May 30, 1999
• Apple Power Mac G3: Speedy, Expandable, March 29, 1999
• Cybergroceries: Not in the Bag Yet, March 29, 1999
• Mac OS 8.5: Pricey for Modest Updates, Nov. 9, 1998