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SF Gate
SF Gate 2002
Tech Futures Where workers and investors will find opportunities in the years ahead
7th November 2002
SF Gate
SF Gate 2002
Picture This Government Web sites are for the people not incumbent office-holders
24th October 2002
SF Gate
SF Gate 2002
Silicon Valley Fights Back Hollywood has a worthy adversary in South Bay Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren
9th October 2002
SF Gate
SF Gate 2002
Free Mickey Stanford Law Professor seeks to overturn the Sonny Bono Copyright Extension Act
26th September 2002
SF Gate
SF Gate 2002
Berman-Coble Goes Too Far Legalizing hacking of P2P networks hurts start-ups, not thieves
12th September 2002
SF Gate
SF Gate 2002
Open-Source Government Free-software guru Bruce Perens has a new information-technology solution
29th August 2002
SF Gate
SF Gate 2002
Take The Medicine By not expensing stock options now, tech firms are just prolonging the pain
15th August 2002
SF Gate
SF Gate 2002
Not a Moment Too Soon Digiportal’s innovative challenge response ChoiceMail program means the end of spam
30th July 2002
SF Gate
SF Gate 2002
The Disintermediation Blues On the sad state of online car- and mortgage-buying services
18th July 2002
SF Gate
SF Gate 2002
Taxing Workers Cutting capital gains taxes could hurt Silicon Valley in the long run
3rd July 2002
SF Gate
SF Gate 2002
Fuel Cell Hold-up Government’s go-slow approach promises to keep the technology on the shelf
20th June 2002
SF Gate
SF Gate 2002
Nanotechnology’s First Fruits Products nearing market promise to lead the budding industry from hype to reality
6th June 2002
SF Gate
SF Gate 2002
Ocean Rescue Planktos Foundation hopes to reduce global warming by fertilizing the seas
22nd May 2002
SF Gate
SF Gate 2002
Hollywood’s Way Out New distribution platform is solution for copyright theft
9th May 2002
SF Gate
SF Gate 2002
Shooting Blanks Growing digital rights movement needs to put some political heads on stakes — fast
22nd April 2002
SF Gate
SF Gate 2002
Sharing The Airwaves Spread spectrum technology could bring a new dawn for broadcasting
11th April 2002
SF Gate
SF Gate 2002
Cold Fusion Rides Again Science magazine publishes more evidence of tabletop nuclear reactions
25th March 2002
SF Gate
SF Gate 2002
Vexing Options Accounting scandal fallout could mean positive changes for workers and investors
25th February 2002
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SF Gate 2002
All Hail Creative Commons Stanford professor and author Lawrence Lessig plans a legal insurrection
11th February 2002
SF Gate
SF Gate 2002
Search Me Doom ahead for search engines that charge listing fees
28th January 2002
SF Gate
SF Gate 2002
Political Weapons The missile defense shield will help neutralize the tech sector
17th January 2002
SF Gate
SF Gate 2001
Playing The Biotech Boom Picking biotech stocks is not a game for novices
31st December 2001
SF Gate
SF Gate 2001
The Westly Factor Why a usually obscure state election might matter most for tech firms
17th December 2001
SF Gate
SF Gate 2001
The “Last Mile” Problem ADCOs could finally bust open the local phone market
6th December 2001
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SF Gate 2001
The End Of Hewlett-Packard As We Knew It? Revered company is between a rock and a hard place
19th November 2001
SF Gate
SF Gate 2001
War Boom More Pentagon spending could actually hurt Silicon Valley
23rd October 2001
SF Gate
SF Gate 2001
Energy Independence Now We Need A New Energy Revolution
4th October 2001
SF Gate
SF Gate 2001
No Silver Bullets Giving Up Privacy for Security Will Leave Us With Neither
18th September 2001
SF Gate
SF Gate 2001
Kick ‘Em When They’re Down Silicon Valley’s Usual CEO Excuses Don’t Tell the Real Story
23rd August 2001
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SF Gate 2001
Slap the PUC It May Be the Last Chance to Protect Independent ISPs From Extinction
31st July 2001
SF Gate
SF Gate 2001
The New Napster The Record Industry Has Met its Match
10th July 2001
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SF Gate 2001
The Next Frontier The Tech Sector Needs A Nanotechnology Target
21st June 2001
SF Gate
SF Gate 2001
Cisco’s Slide Tech Bellwether Must Find A New Path To Success
5th June 2001
SF Gate
SF Gate 2001
Free Higher Education MIT’s OpenCourseWare Plan Fires the First Real Shot
10th May 2001
SF Gate
SF Gate 2001
Desktop Linux Eazel Inc. Could Change the World Or Go Broke Trying
19th April 2001
SF Gate
SF Gate 2001
Timing The Tech Stock Recovery Investors Should Trust Themselves, Not The Analysts
4th April 2001
SF Gate
SF Gate 2001
Buying The Grid Gov. Davis’ Plan Puts Taxpayers on the Wrong Side of Future Technologies
13th March 2001
SF Gate
SF Gate 2001
ReplayTV vs. TiVo TiVo vs. ReplayTV
27th February 2001
SF Gate
SF Gate 2001
Where’s The Competition? How California’s Leaders Helped Create the Energy Crisis
25th January 2001
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SF Gate 2000
Machine Error The Case for Paper Ballots
21st December 2000
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SF Gate 2000
Technical Correction “The Numbers Guy” And Wall Street
21st November 2000
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SF Gate 2000
Faster Than Light Travel Will We Ever Travel to the Stars?
18th October 2000
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SF Gate 2000
Burn Your Cubicle Virtual Teams Are the Future of Work
21st September 2000
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SF Gate 2000
Fast and Easy New Browserless Apps Allow One-Click Searching
31st August 2000
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Little Man, Big Mind New Media Pioneer Gary Brickman’s Remarkable Life
31st July 2000
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SF Gate 2000
Who Wants to be a Millionaire? Coming Up With the Next Big Thing
28th June 2000
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Talking Computers Microsoft’s Long-Range Plan to Thwart the Feds
7th June 2000
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SF Gate 2000
Digital Food Online Groceries Set Stage for Long-Awaited Revolution in the Aisles
26th May 2000
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SF Gate 2000
Highway Robbery New electronic toll collection system won’t fix traffic woes
10th May 2000
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SF Gate 2000
Napster How free music will change the planet
6th April 2000
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SF Gate 2000
Patently False Time for Bezos to get serious
17th March 2000
SF Gate
SF Gate 2000
Deposit This On the Internet, your bank is not your friend
23rd February 2000
SF Gate
SF Gate 2000
Open Source TV Broadcasters should jump on the open source bandwagon, pronto
5th January 2000
SF Gate
SF Gate 1999
Our Wacky Patent System And its perilous, toothless reform
23rd December 1999
SF Gate
SF Gate 1999
Click Here To Buy Online shopping tips from someone who hates to shop
8th December 1999
SF Gate
SF Gate 1999
Readers’ Beat SF Gate column readers respond
24th November 1999
SF Gate
SF Gate 1999
Going Once, Going Twice, Gone! eBay is shooting itself in the foot
11th November 1999
SF Gate
SF Gate 1999
Big Idiot on Campus UC should broadcast class lectures online
28th October 1999
SF Gate
SF Gate 1999
Open Sesame How Collab.net takes open-source to the next level
14th October 1999
SF Gate
SF Gate 1999
The Great Tech Showdown I’m rooting for Bill Gates
30th September 1999
SF Gate
SF Gate 1999
The Kids Are Not Alright Why Johnny can’t compute
15th September 1999
SF Gate
SF Gate 1999
Masters of Our Domain RealNames means just what the name says
31st August 1999
SF Gate
SF Gate 1999
Beta This Cleaning up the software industry’s bug-infested nest
17th August 1999
SF Gate
SF Gate 1999
Running Lame Most presidential candidates stumble online
4th August 1999
SF Gate
SF Gate 1999
Killing Uncle Sam The taxman meets his match online
20th July 1999
SF Gate
SF Gate 1999
Wanna Make a Bet? How the ‘Net can improve your odds
6th July 1999
SF Gate
SF Gate 1999
We’re Flying Blind Time for New Economic Metrics
22nd June 1999
SF Gate
SF Gate 1999
Tech Stocks Has the boom gone bust?
9th June 1999
SF Gate
SF Gate 1999
Must See TV Get paid to watch
25th May 1999
SF Gate
SF Gate 1999
The War Against Cold Fusion What’s really behind it?
17th May 1999
SF Gate
SF Gate 1999
Oh Holy Net Does the Hand of God Know HTML?
28th April 1999
SF Gate
SF Gate 1999
Love Bytes Will the Net flatten Maslow’s pyramid?
12th April 1999
SF Gate
SF Gate 1999
Killing the Rainmakers The dying art of high-tech public relations
29th March 1999
SF Gate
SF Gate 1999
Power To The People The return of cold fusion
15th March 1999
SF Gate
SF Gate 1999
Biotech Rules Part II: Science, Serendipity, and The Web
2nd March 1999
Inc
The Few, the Proud, the Bankable
18th October 1998
Inc
Funeral Chain Exploits Demise of Tradition
1st April 1998
Inc
What They Do (and Don’t) Teach You in Business School
18th December 1997
Inc
I’m Your Assistant, and I’m Not Here to Help You
18th October 1997
Inc
A Blockbuster Video Idea
18th October 1997
Inc
Trillion-Dollar Jackpot Bypasses Small Biz, Says SBA
18th August 1997
Inc
Seeking Quality, Juicer Squeezes Out Franchisees
18th July 1997
Inc
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Vineyard
18th June 1997
Inc
Cisco’s Secret: Entrepreneurs Sell Out, Stay Put
18th March 1997
Inc
Cisco’s Secret: Entrepreneurs Sell Out, Stay Put
1st March 1997
Inc
Jig May Be Up on Fantastic Stock Multiples from Roll-up Acquisitions
18th February 1997
Inc
Hollywood Lures High School Animators with Sweet Deals
18th January 1997
Inc
Wal-Mart Throws the Book at Small-Biz Vendors
18th January 1997
Inc
Running on Empty
18th December 1996
Inc
Small Biz Gets No Charge from Electricity Deregulation
18th December 1996
Inc
Business, Bureaucrats Reinvent Local Gov’t
18th November 1996
Inc
Slow Fingers Stall FDA Approvals
18th October 1996
Inc
Prop 13 Time Bomb Explodes, Start-ups Hit
1st October 1996
Inc
Student Uprising
18th August 1996
Inc
Speed Bumps
18th June 1996
Inc
Dining a la Data
18th December 1995
Inc
Spin Doctors
18th June 1995
Inc
Riches from Rags
18th March 1995
Inc
The CEO Who Came in from the Cold
18th March 1994
Inc
Growing Business by Going Global
18th September 1993
Inc
International Partners
18th May 1989
Inc
Chinese Checkers
18th February 1989
Inc
The End of the Line
18th February 1989
Inc
Do Not Pass Go
18th November 1988
Inc
How Now, Ed Zschau?
18th November 1988
