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Stories to take you back to the time when the Internet started to get easy. From Roger Frost's column in 'TV Technology and Production' - a monthly magazine for film and broadcast professionals.

Of mice and machines - interacting with computers (November 2000)
Free storage on the web (October 2000)
IP therefore I am - equipment gains an IP address (September 2000)
Handspring Visor and plug n play (Oct 2000)
Internet shopping (July/Aug 2000)
A natural voice for a computer (July/Aug 2000)
Feel the web (May-June 2000)
Windows 2000 (April 2000)
Where is my nearest Internet shop (March 2000)
Voice recognition and voice solutions - L&H Voice Express (Jan/Feb 2000)
Measuring stickiness - researching consumers on the web (December 1999)
Shopping gene still not found (November 1999)
BT Internet payphone (October 99)
Digital rights & selling media on the web (September 99)
Portals and the free internet (July/August 99)
A portable for the Internet: HP Jornada 820 (June 99)
The year 2000 issue (May 1999)
MS Office 2000 - going seriously to the web (April 99)
MS Internet Explorer 5 - new browser review (Mar 99)
BT trials high bandwidth Internet access - the West London ASDL trial (Feb 99)
Internet meltdown imminent - not really but there's trouble at the top (Jan 99)
ISDN - dreaming about bandwidth - ISDN goes domestic (Dec 98)
Strategy for digital TV - playing in a walled garden (Nov 98)
Windows 98 (Oct 1998) - a new old thing (Oct 98)
Interactives and animation - Macromedia Shockwave and Flash (Sept 98)
Electronic mail gets a bit smarter - MS Outlook (July/Aug 98)
Is there a new audience on the Internet - BBC Online (June 98)
Name dropping, satellite delivery - (April 98)
Connecting to the net - ways of connecting to the net (Mar 98)
Domain names - it's even easier to DIY (Feb 98)
Web cams - things you can do with a computer video camera (Jan 98)
Push and TV companies - Push becomes real and the truth is told (Dec 97)
Domestic Internet bliss - All sorts of appliances connect to the net.(Nov 97)
Windows 98 and the Internet - preview (Oct 97)
Internet push - Microsoft Internet Explorer and 'push' (Sept 97)
Meeting on the net - using MS NetMeeting (July/Aug 97)
TV and the Internet - getting the Internet on your TV (June 97)
The push - Web pages will be broadcast (May 97)
The Web and broadcasting - Web radio, using sound and other media (April 97)
Censoring the net - how it might be done (Mar 97)
Get your own domain - all about domain names (Jan 97)
Videoconferencing from your desktop - the benefits (Dec 97)
Anyone for Cookies? How the Web is 'watching' you (Nov 96)
The multimedia experience on the Internet - the state of play (Oct 96)
Making Pages For The Web - how it can be done (Sept 96)
Intranet explained - what is it and how it helps (Aug 96)

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