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Magazine	Dec 98 Web Influence Rank	MIPS*	Outline/Quotes Ed. - Editorial comments
Web Marketing Today	76	Ralph F. Wilson Five Circles of Relationship Marketing on the Web	What is Web marketing anyway? Buying a few banner ads? Perhaps, but that's only the beginning. Web marketing isn't primarily a numbers game; it's a people-serving activity. You won't do very well at Web marketing until you begin to see the vast number of people on the Web as real individuals, each with needs, desires, and preferences. Ed. - Think Web Influence. Without it, your customers won't know you're even there.
Web Developer	28	David Fiedler Software Review: Dreamweaver 2.0	What can edit Web pages in a truly useful WYSIWYG mode, keep track of complex links, mirrors your Web site, and flies? Is all this really possible in a product that doesn't write disgustingly bad HTML...or are we (wait for it) just dreaming? Read the reviews and find out. Ed. - More professional than FrontPage, less complicated than Fusion, Dreamweaver will be a dream come true for some.
WebBusiness Magazine	79	Sari Kalin Whoever Sells the Most Toys Wins	Toys "R" Us and eToys have spent months redesigning their sites and millions of dollars priming for a marketing battle that is a case study classic: Web-only storefront takes on established king of big box retailing. Ed. - With the rapid growth of e-commerce, it's a game neither company can afford to lose.
Web Reference	14	Dynamic HTML Lab: Heirarchical Menus	Trouble creating menus with dhtml? Don't despair! The most oft-asked question ever at DHTML Lab, "Why don't the menus work in Communicator 4.5?", is finally answered. This one-line modification to our popular script will ensure that your Communicator 4.5 users can continue using the hierarchical menus to navigate your site with Mac-like cascading menus. Ed. -This is sure to bring out some of those mac-purists with their slogans like, "Windows 98 = Mac 84."
Web Review	31	Michael Swaine Browsers Go Bizarro	Think you're having problems getting IE and Navigator to do what you want? With names like Shredder and funksolegrind, you'd be amazed at what these alternative browsers will do to your content. Ed. -Hmm...A browser that does only what it's designer wants it to. Thanks but no thanks.
Web Techniques	43	Tim Bray Stretching the Concept of the Document	The first wave of XML fans was made up of people who'd spent years working in the SGML community, mostly with a publishing background. These people knew what a document was, what a style sheet was, and how to publish information for human consumption. The second generation of XML users is starting to crowd the conference hallways and Internet forums, and they're a kettle of fish of a different color, so to speak. Mostly, they're computer programmers trying to build stuff that works across the network, and they're seizing on XML as a way to move structured data back and forth between this application and that Ed. -Using XML for data exchange seems to be the hottest thing. We like the concept of defining your own tags.
Win98 Magazine	38	Austin Williams CTX EzBook 777	If you've been online recently (obviously you have) or have read any computer magazines, you're seen all the hype about the "new and improved" notebook PCs. Get real! Win98 Magazine's opinion is very simple. Let desktop PCs be desktop PCs, and keep the laptops simple and powerful. This is where CTX International's Notebook Division comes in Ed. -With an estimated street price of $1600 it's something you might want to look into.
Windows Magazine	8	Mike Elgan End of the PC Era	Researchers, analysts and other pundits predict that an explosion of intelligent, networked, single-purpose devices will replace the all-purpose, one-size-fits-all PC. The PC is too complicated. It's too hard to use. It's too big. Users are fed up. Ed. - If Elgan is in fact right in his predictions, it's alright. We'll still be here and with an internet connection you can still access Internet Valley and stay abreast on industry trends.
Windows NT Magazine	33	Frank Gladysz Optimize Outlook on Exchange	Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 has several components you can use to improve client, server, and networking performance. You can optimally configure Microsoft Outlook 8.03 to interact with Exchange by using the same techniques you used to optimize previous versions of Outlook and the Exchange client.
Wired	5	The Wired 25	Meet the Wired 25, class of 1998. They are actively, even hyperactively, inventing tomorrow. From a wide range of professions, they have one thing in common: devotion to a singular ambition. They are attempting the impossible, and whether they succeed or fail, they will have a lasting impact on your life (and the lives of your kids).
WWWiz Magazine	49	Don Hamilton and Hank Meyer Financing Your Startup Business	Business startups are being created at the rate of more than 700,000 per year. And small business is big business: it accounts for more than half the private work force in the country, and a significant proportion of all sales. To fund that growth, new and expanding companies need access to capital in the form of both long- and short-term loans and direct investment. Enter venture capitalists.