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Articles in July 13, 1999 issue of Computergram International

• Bow Street Wins Directory Services Markup Language Backing
• Chinese PC Makers Stop Pre-installation of Windows
• Acer Set to Re-Enter India
• Lawson Integrates Online Recruitment Software into HR
• Singapore Internet Start-up Eyes Nasdaq Listing
• IBM Buys Sequent for Its ccNUMA Technology
  by William Fellows
• $30bn Three-Way Cable Merger on the Cards in UK
• Compal Plans Move to Handheld & Server Market
• Freeserve Valued at $2bn
• Hitachi NanoCopy First to Offer Non-Disruptive Point Copying
• Msoft Takes Cable Strategy to Canada With Rogers Investment
• Unisys May Be Top of Compaq Takeover Menu
• Half of Delhi Corporates Use Pirated Software
• Sharp to Develop EPOC-Based PDA
• MP3.com Increases Size of IPO After Winning French Funding
• Bank Alliance Establishes Certification Authority
• Sonera Gets Dutch Net Distribution With MultiWeb Buy
• Software AG Says Redmond Still Prefers Its DCOM Work
• Macromedia Buys Web App Development Software Maker Elemental
• UK Year 2000 Watchdog Criticizes Official Report
• Final Frontier Goes to Silicon Alley
• CA and MetaCreations Set Up E-Commerce Web Site Venture
• Zi Corp and Chinese Education Ministry Set Up Joint Venture
• Novell Extends NDS Directory Services With XML Support
• Micron Chip Recall Boosts Asian DRAM Makers
• UK and Germany Lead European Call Center League
• Inktomi Files for $41m Offering
• Ebay's Web Site Down for the Third Time in a Month
• Microsoft to Put Gaming Software on Windows 2000
• UN Calls for Wider Internet Governance to Include Poor World
• Disney Acquires Remaining 57% of Infoseek
• Citrix Buys ViewSoft for $32m to Offer Fatter Thin Clients
• Nine Net Giants Form Coalition to Lobby Washington
• China Introduces Reform to IT Heartland
• Compaq Eyes EAI as Part of E-Business Push
• Arcot Looks to Vertical Web Presence With New CEO