… against unauthorized use of original informational materials. The rapid shift of information production and distribution to electronic form, with its corresponding ease of copying, naturally makes copyright-dependent industries nervous. Much…

… Microsoft. What is all this about? According to my two articles, Microsoft, the world's leading software company, is being sued by the Justice Department joined by 19 states. As we all know, Microsoft dominates the personal computer's operating system.…

… are now using Macromedia's Flash technology as a way to create their program Blue Iris. Blue Iris is a way to look up test results, prescribe medications, check medical histories, and even add diagnosis and treatment information to a patient's records.…

… system. The last one we purchased was in 1996. It was a Packard-Bell system with a Pentium I, 166 kHz processor. At that time our kids were 10 and 5 and my wife was a complete novice on the computer. When we purchased the Packard-Bell, it was…

… in April 2003 that there will no longer be presidential elections and President Bush shall remain president until his death! Yet, as profound as that may seem, the inevitable can come true. Our government is desperately trying to put limits…

… the history of the United States, there have been many profound changes to ordinary life and to the existences of normal people due to agricultural businesses. From the beginning of slavery, to the emancipation of them, to the migrant workers and…

… that incorporates free enterprise and a market system by Karl Marx, the founder of communism. By the textbook definition, capitalism is an economic system in which private individuals and business firms carry on the production and the exchange of goods…

… II. History of E-Commerce III. Economic Impact IV. Advantages of E-Commerce V. Disadvantages of E-Commerce VI. The Future of E-Commerce E-Commerce ¡V An Introduction With the astonishing growth of the Internet, many companies are finding new…

… billion a year personal products giant which earns two-thirds of its revenues outside the United States. In the early 1980's Colgate realized that if it were to be successful in the rapidly changing international business environment, it would have…

… identity as one organization. Without culture, a company lacks values, direction, and purpose." (What Holds the Modern Company Together? ; Rob Goffee & Gareth Jones; HBR nov-dec. 1996) What is corporate culture? In general, corporate culture…