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AOL-Time Warner Merger. AOL announced Jan. 10 that it would buy Time Warner for $183 Billion. The deal unites new media with old and was expected to spark a new wave of mega-mergers. Y2K Computer Bug. The latest on the computer glitch, preparations for it and forecasts of its ramifications. Includes Post stories about the problem as it affects the Washington area, the federal government, private industry, consumers and the globe. Also includes a Web guide and a countdown clock. U.S. v. Microsoft. Up-to-date coverage of the antitrust case against Microsoft. Includes trial documents, profiles, a timeline and an archive of Post and Newsweek stories. Utility Deregulation. A guidepost helps consumers sort through the complexities of choosing electric and gas companies. (October 17, 1999) The Ethics Squeeze. A three-part series on the state of ethics in medicine, law and accounting. (March 15, 1998) The Millennium Bug. Coverage of the approaching Y2K problem.(August 2, 1998) Privacy in the Digital Age. From credit ratings to government records, the easy accessibility of personal data today has many consumers concerned about the erosion of privacy. (March 8, 1998)
Post 200 1999. Who is the Post 200? Read about area workers and get a by-the-numbers breakdown. . Intel Investigated. Post coverage of the settled FTC complaint filed against Intel. Includes trial documents, key stories, and company data. AOL and Netscape. Coverage of the merger between Netscape and Washington's America Online. Antitrust Law.A primer on antitrust law and its history including a list of major antitrust cases. (September, 1998)
Alan Greenspan. Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan: What makes him tick? (March 23, 1997) Robert Pittman. A Post profile of America Online's president Robert Pittman. (February 15, 1998)
Steve Case. On Dec. 9, 1997, America Online Chairman and CEO Stephen M. Case talked about his company's turbulent year, future plans and the competition. (Published January 19, 1998) Robert Pittman. Pittman talked to The Post about a number of topics, including plans to put advertising in chat rooms. (Published March 31, 1997) Recent Conversations. Search for other Post conversations with top officials.
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