Steve Jobs' Apple Gets Way Cooler Mr. Apple's new mission: to marry the iMac and the Internet with an easy-to-use new operating system and free Web services for everything from your photos to your home page. If it works, Microsoft, AOL, and others will be playing catch-up with a company left for dead two years ago. - January 24, 2000
(FORTUNE Magazine) - Steve Jobs, the personal-computer industry's chief aesthetic officer, is in his element. Here in the boardroom at Apple Computer's Cupertino, Calif., headquarters, he's the only person seated. Reclining, actually. Hands clasped behind his head, he stares pokerfaced at a couple

Publication: Fortune

Internet site helps mothers find job to work from home.(Business)
Byline: Kim Mikus Like many women, Stacy Perez toyed with the question of whether to return to work after the birth of her son. While the Hanover Park woman was pregnant she conducted extensive research to determine if she could possibly work from home once the baby arrived. Her goal was to find

Publication: Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)

REPORT: 37% USE INTERNET ON THE JOB MORE THAN JUST A DISTRACTION, IT'S BECOMING A KEY COMPONENT FOR WORK.(Front)
For many Americans, Internet access is not just a workplace distraction but a key component of their jobs, a new report says. About 37 percent of all full-time workers -- or 38 million people -- now have Internet access at their jobs, and they're using it primarily for work-related research and

Publication: Wisconsin State Journal (Madison, WI)

Homes in deprived estates get an internet link to help job- hunters
EVERY home in one of Scotland's most deprived housing estates could soon be linked to the internet in an attempt to help people get jobs. Helen Liddell, the Scottish education minister, unveiled the scheme in one of the first households in Easterhouse, Glasgow, to be wired up through normal

Publication: The Scotsman

Why more job hunters are Stalking the Web; Once the exclusive domain of the high-tech set, the Internet's career market turns populist tool.(Features)(Work & Money)
When Travelers Group Inc. wanted to transfer insurance executive Elton Stanley from Dallas to San Francisco last summer, he decided to look for another job. So he hopped on the Internet. He ended up joining Exec-U-Net, a membership job-search site for executives making six-figure salaries. He

Publication: The Christian Science Monitor

WORK IN THE HUB: Internet's a super tool in job hunt.
Q: Is the Internet just a lot of hype or can it really help me in my search? And can it target the local market? A: The Internet's furious growth continues unabated, offering job seekers invaluable information - if you can find your way through the tangled maze. Job seekers can benefit in a number

Publication: The Boston Herald