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Articles in August 26, 1999, issue of Computergram International

• Unisys Completes 7-Year, $500m Pennsylvania Outsourcing Deal
• ICANN Postpones Decision on Individuals' Representation >BY Nick Patience
• Microsoft Admits 32-bit NT-on-Alpha Is Dead
• Neon to Buy Back 10% of Its Shares
• Singapore PC Maker in China Joint Venture
• Dell Pitches Auto Net Support, Previews Low Cost Desktop
• Apple Sues Another iMac Clone Maker
• Yahoo to Step Up Instant Messaging Standards Work >BY Nick Patience
• UUNet Launches Free Net Access in Germany
• Ernst & Young Optimistic About Semiconductor Growth
• PeopleSoft Rumored to be Eyeing Clarify and Descartes >BY Simon Hodgson
• Legato Offers Backup for NetApp
• Novell Marketing Executive John Slitz Resigns
• World Wide Web Consortium Readies XHTML for Non-PC Display
• Telstra Launches Trans-Australia Satellite IP Access >BY Stephen Phillips
• Ted Nelson's Web Precursor Xanadu is Now Open Source >BY Rachel Chalmers
• Check Point Software Runs on Windows 2000
• UK TV Channel May Offer High-Tech Start-Ups Ads for Shares
• IBM Rides Nascent Japanese Outsourcing Market
• AT&T WorldNet First to Take Brightmail's Anti-Spam Service
• Ardent Backs Away From 02; Readies Axielle Instead >BY Jason Stamper
• Correction: 'Nasdaq Goes to Tokyo'
• On24 Gears Up for Broadband Internet Access >BY William Fellows
• Samsung to Start Mass Production of Rambus DRAMs
• Intergraph Says Intel is Ignoring Court Injunction
• Polydoc Acquires Complementary Software with AppliedNet
• Gartner E-Sizes and Cuts 5% of Workforce
• Earnings Report: Prodacta AG
• NTL Behind "100% Free" Net Access Service
• Fujitsu Leverages Vector Technology in High-End Unix Server
• Why SGI Failed to Sell its NT Workstations
• Oki and Intel Work on New VoIP Device
• Maxtor Moves into Network Attached Storage With Creative Buy
• Finnish Consultancy Buys Sweden's Brand Internet
• SAP Ships R/3 for Linux
• Oracle Denies Job Cuts
• Micromuse CEO Has Friends in the Right Places
• SightPath Takes TV-Quality Streaming to Europe
• Flash Manufacturers Collaborate on Industry-Standard Card
• Telewest Buys Cable London From NTL
• Software Alliance Accused of Subterfuge
• Infobank Finds Partner in Holland
• Windows 2000 to Launch at Comdex, 64-Bit Janus in the Wings
• Read-Rite Wins Much-Needed Quantum Deal
• Ambrosia Bites the Bugs
• Swedish Firm Opens WAP Portal
• Lotus Plans XML Improvements for Domino, Awaits Windows 2000