Saturday, June 06, 1998

NY Times: Remembering Robert Kennedy.

SJ Merc: Microsoft's all-from-one-vendor pitch.

BBC: Indonesia lifts press censorship.

Yesterday on NPR's Talk of the Nation, they explained how last month's popular revolution in Indonesia was coordinated with the Internet. Indonesia is an especially wired country, made up of 17,000 islands, face to face meetings are unusually difficult. Analysts and government officials in the US monitored events thru the net. More pointers: www.sciencefriday.org.

Tabloid.net: The dark side of the Indonesian revolution and Meet the New Boss.

MSNBC: India's nuclear server hacked in an anti-war protest. Here's a diagram that explains how they did it.

The two central pages on our XML site explain how to use Frontier as an XML object database, and how to write RPC handlers in Frontier. Looking at our log digest it was clear that most people aren't finding these pages.