Wednesday, April 15, 1998

Macromedia vice-president Kevin Lynch responds to yesterday's DaveNet piece.

Apple posts $55 million quarterly profit.

Phil Suh on ScriptMeridian: How to write a tutorial for Frontier users. I totally dig what they're doing!

ScriptMeridian is calling for participation in the redesign of the LTODBS system for distribution of reusable Frontier parts. They're building on OSD, a W3C standard.

Upside: Jerry Kaplan, who looks more like an English professor than an entrepreneur, listens to his inner geek. His approach must work. He's worth a half-billion dollars.

InfoWorld: Guy Kawasaki says you should poop like an elephant, and Netscape's Marc Andreessen says he just took a really big messy dump. They really wrote about this in InfoWorld! It wasn't an April Fools thing.

Evangelism as God Intended: 7/29/95.

Has Marc Andreesen learned anything? I listened to the RealAudio of his speech yesterday. He's still trashing Microsoft. What a turnoff for people who use Windows. Instead, he could do what Microsoft does so well.

BBC: Paraguay angered by US execution.

The NY Times looks at vector-based content standards.