For Immediate Release
Global Communications are now Free, Live, and On-Demand
Huntington Beach, CA (December 20, 1999) – Imagine clicking a button and
instantly being connected live over the internet for FREE to anyone you
wish through high-speed broadband, secure connections. No more telephone
charges, no more dropped or slow dial up internet connections. Our vision
has been to unite the world live over the internet and this is our first
step.
December 20, 1999
For Immediate Release
Team ASA Announces First Copper Gigabit Ethernet Adapter For Macintosh
San Diego, CA — Team ASA Inc., manufacturer of high-performance networking
products for PrePress and Digital Media professionals, today announced the
first Power Macintosh compatible copper Gigabit Ethernet adapter.
UserLand Releases Manila and Frontier 6.1, Turning Any Web Browser Into a
Powerful Web Content Workstation
BURLINGAME, CA, Dec. 17 — UserLand Software announced the release of
Manila, an Internet server application that allows groups of writers,
designers and graphics people to manage full-featured, high performance web
sites thru an easy-to-use browser interface. Manila is included with
UserLand Frontier 6.1.
“As the Macintosh made desktop computing easy, Manila makes web
content management accessible to non-technical people,” said David M.
Winer, UserLand’s CEO.
QDesign MVP 1.1 Ships with Music Publishing and Streaming Features
Publish MP3’s directly to IUMA’s Artist Uplink and listen to streaming
QDesign Music from Ampcast.com
December 17, 1999 – Vancouver, BC — QDesign Corporation, a leading
provider of digital audio compression technologies, released version 1.1 of
the MVP digital music system today.
ACI US PRESS RELEASE
ACI US news for immediate release
December 17, 1999. San Jose, CA.
ACI US Supports Trailing Version
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ACI US, Inc., publishers of the 4th Dimension (4D) RAD/RDBMS Environment,
announced today the release of 4D version 6.0.6 r8. This is a routine
maintenance fix designed to address some minor issues.
ACI recognizes developers need time to test and take advantage of new
software and will continue to offer a minimum 90-day notice before
discontinuing any version.