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Articles in March, 1998 issue of Emedia Professional

• Musicland benefits from DVD's move toward the mainstream
• The changing landscape of network storage: the CD/server connection
  by David Doering
• Who says you can't take it with you? The latest in removable storage devices
  by Marla Misek
• What's up, JavaDoc?
  by Ron Gustavson
• CGI-ROM servers on a disc & other Web/CD intersections
  by Ron Gustavson
• Audio systems sales in 1997 outpaced 1996 by 15 percent
• Miramar solution can connect Windows NT to Macintosh OS
• Adaptec Ultra Wide 2940 PCI SCSI card
  by Ron Gustavson
• What can DirectShow 98 do for you?
  by Stephen F. Nathans
• Nearly half of all U.S. adults now online
• CD/Web hybrids: best of both worlds
  by Peter Hallett
• Knowledge management initiatives show exponential growth
• New tool from Rimage aligns, surface-prints text onto silk-screen CD-R media
• The Hi-Val SuperDisk ATAPI IDE floppy drive model FD-3120A
  by Jeff Partyka
• Consumer awareness of DVD market still low, despite hype
• Toshiba DVD reference design is supported in Windows 98 Beta release
• The People's Republic on Video CD
  by Dana J. Parker
• November 1997 top five CD-ROM titles
• CD duplication choices expand with new multidisc units
• Can DVD+RW really challenge DVD-RAM?
  by Hal Glatzer
• Look like a good year for IT professionals
• SoftQuad's Panorama CDWeb publisher allows storage of SGML content with Web updates
• Elms Systems' DVL CD Library
  by David Doering
• RAID subsystems for network file servers and mainframes remain popular
• Norsam introduces 165GB "Pancake Disc," using particle beams instead of lasers
• DVD-ROM and CD-R: the compatibility question answered
  by Hugh Bennett
• Why fight the crowds when you can shop from home?
• Samsung's new 2x DVD-ROM drive can play CD-RW discs
• The time is right for MultiWrite
  by Hugh Bennett