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Tim & Jeff's excellent patent show: Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, after a discussion with publisher Tim O'Reilly, calls for patent reform -- while clinging to those his company has.; By Damien Cave Mar 10, 2000
Death of a David.com: Even free publicity in the New York Times, which portrayed a tiny Amazon.com competitor busily "Killing Goliath.com," couldn't save bookseller Positively-You.com.; By Scott Rosenberg Mar 3, 2000
Patently absurd?: Amazon.com's patent on its affiliate program has roiled the Web, but such protections may actually promote innovation.; By Damien Cave Mar 3, 2000
Letters to the editor: Whose generation is it anyway? Plus: No sympathy for Hitler apologist; is Dr. Laura's mantra "Now go take on the gays?"; Letters to the editor Mar 3, 2000
We obsess, therefore we buy: Parenting manuals multiply along with parental insecurities.; By Karen Karbo Mar 1, 2000
The Net scare: The Web will survive this week's spate of site attacks. Can it get past the hysteria?; By Scott Rosenberg Feb 10, 2000
Letters to the editor: I knew Mumia when he was Wesley Cook. Plus: The L.A. Times' "blow job"; don't ask, don't tell about Stuart Little.; Letters to the editor Jan 5, 2000
Amazon to world: We control how many times you must click!: With a decision to patent the obvious, Amazon sparks the ire of a free-software advocate -- and a boycott of its site.; By Scott Rosenberg Dec 21, 1999
All tech, all the time: Going e-postal and other tales of the technological revolution. Plus: Blood-spurting penises and mushrooming: adventure sport for the elite?; By Jenn Shreve Dec 17, 1999
Blood on the dance floor?: Michael Jackson IS Poe; MTV rocks vote, kids vote rock; and artist Mark Kostabi mortified over -- oops! -- premature communication. Plus: This is Newt on a budget.; By Amy Reiter Nov 11, 1999
Letters to the Editor: Tell Cintra an underground culture still exists -- but she won't find it at a Details party! Plus: Amazon.com vs. Amazon; don't obsess over tot's penis grabbing.; Letters to the Editor Nov 4, 1999
Battle of the Amazons: Why are Jeff Bezos' lawyers asking sexual-orientation questions about the ladies who run a bookstore in Minneapolis?; By Katharine Mieszkowski Oct 28, 1999
Election coverage, gonzo-style: Alternative Vote 2000 brings the counterculture to election coverage. Plus: High Times turns 25; what happens if Amazon tanks?; By Jenn Shreve Oct 22, 1999
Gray Lady down: Has the influence of the New York Times Bestseller List declined?; By Craig Offman Oct 14, 1999
The Amazon.com primary: Was Buchanan trying to seduce readers, not just voters, with his latest TV splash?; By Anthony York Sep 15, 1999
Why won't Amazon help you compare prices?: Amazon could tell you the lowest price for anything you want to buy on the Web, but it doesn't.; By Mark Gimein Aug 5, 1999
The $4 billion warehouse: Silicon Valley investment titans finance dreams of grandeur, knowing they get rich even if the new business isn't a huge success.; By Mark Gimein Aug 2, 1999
Who owns the New York Times bestseller list?: On the Net, fighting to hang on to every last chunk of intellectual property is a recipe for stagnation and failure.; By Scott Rosenberg Jun 23, 1999
Life on the fringe isn't easy: FringeWare, a bookstore and Web site devoted to the obscure and alternative, must close up shop, but aims to keep selling its wares.; By Janelle Brown Jun 22, 1999
The case of the malicious critic: Vicious critiques and disappearing reviews raise an author's suspicions about security on Amazon.com.; By Deborah Scoblionkov Jun 21, 1999
Antiques Netshow: Snooty Sotheby's dives into an online auction world shaped by scrappy eBay. How will its objets d'art fare amid the Furbys?; By Janelle Brown Jun 21, 1999
Amazon.com teams up with Sotheby's: ASSOCIATED PRESS Jun 16, 1999
Let's Get This Straight: Amazon vs. the ants: Sure, David can beat Goliath on the Web -- if he's got a New York Times columnist in his corner.; By Scott Rosenberg Mar 10, 1999
Terrors of the Amazon: A writer journeys into the strange, savage land of his readers and finds himself performing unspeakable acts.; By Lev Grossman Mar 2, 1999
Brief reports and tidbits from the Info-Sphere: Slate rejoins the Web - "Felicity" points to the Web - Blurred lines in Times' Amazon story - Tabloid sues Florida citrus growers over talking ham sandwich! - Gassie: Microsoft's full of Be-S; By Salon Tech Writers Feb 8, 1999

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