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How Barron's got its groove back The new-economy business magazines haven't flexed as much muscle as an old-school weekly that still knows how to make the Street go round.
Diane Seo [May 16, 2000]

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.
Damien Cave [March 9, 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.
Scott Rosenberg [March 2, 2000]

Patently absurd? Amazon.com's patent on its affiliate program has roiled the Web, but such protections may actually promote innovation.
Damien Cave [March 2, 2000]

The Net scare The Web will survive this week's spate of site attacks. Can it get past the hysteria?
Scott Rosenberg [February 9, 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.
Scott Rosenberg [December 20, 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?
Jenn Shreve [December 16, 1999]

Battle of the Amazons Why are Jeff Bezos' lawyers asking sexual-orientation questions about the ladies who run a bookstore in Minneapolis?
Katharine Mieszkowski [October 27, 1999]

Gray Lady down Has the influence of the New York Times Bestseller List declined?
Craig Offman [October 13, 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.
Mark Gimein [August 4, 1999]

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