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Articles in Feb, 1998 issue of Emedia Professional

• Worldwide electronic document market continues growth
• Sound to burn: audio recording tools for CD-R
  by Stephen F. Nathans
• The removable data storage market: to grow or not to grow
• Re-thinking the end-user's experience; what filmmakers, teachers, and advertisers can teach us
  by Kathy Kozel
• DVD drive sales expected to impact sales of other optical storage solutions
• Copying music to CD: the right, the wrong, and the law
  by Robert A. Starrett
• Video and music industries expected to shrug off arrival of DVD
• Can I buy a vowel? The DVD acronym assault
  by Dana J. Parker
• Pioneer proposes DVD-R/W
  by Dana J. Parker
• DVD Forum agrees on standardization for DVD-R discs
• Hitachi's GD-2000 DVD-ROM drive
  by Hugh Bennett
• Home PC users seeking simplicity online
• Fourscore CD-R: what is it good for?
  by Robert A. Starrett
• 8x cd recording: double down, odds even
  by Stephen F. Nathans
• Members of DVD Forum forge separate paths toward DVD patent licensing
• Kodak's CD Library 144 CD jukebox
  by David Doering
• The score? DVD: 1, CD-ROM: 1
• Here's Waldo: content-based image retrieval
  by Robert J. Boeri
• Network caching "here to stay."
• Java Beans: solving the authoring grind
  by Kathy Kozel
• Corporate technology executives "trimming the fat" from networks
• Microtest WebZerver 1.0
  by Ron Gustavson