Curriculum Vitae
of
Jake Richter

Last Updated: January 4, 2012
Summary of Technical Experience:
33 years of hands-on development, research, and marketing experience in the PC market, with a focus on graphics technology, both in terms of graphics hardware advances such as 3D and video and imaging, as well as in graphics software developments, such as graphics APIs, architectures, games and visualizations. Also extensive hands-on experience in electronic communications, Internet technology, photography, and on-line research, as well as in intellectual property matters - specializing in patents.
Summary of Creative Experience:
Extensive professional experience in writing, photography (film and digital), the Internet, desktop publishing, and digital imaging, painting, and printing.

Work Experience:

Patent Logistics, LLC - Chichester, New Hampshire
October 2001 - Present
President

Provides a variety of support services in the area of technology and intellectual property (IP) practice litigation, including that of testifying expert, consulting expert, expert witness, prior art research, technology research, and general technology consulting. Areas of specialization include computers, computer graphics, display technology, video games, digital photography and imaging, diving, and Internet technology. Areas of expertise include computer graphics and display technologies, 3D and 2D computer image generation and manipulation, game technology, photographic techniques, digital photography, and Internet technologies. Clients include or have included law firms Kenyon & Kenyon; Arter Hadden; Sidley Austin Brown & Wood; Adduci, Mastriani & Schaumberg; Piper Rudnick; Finnegan Henderson; Kirkland Ellis; O'Melveny & Myers; Westerlund Powell; Roberts, Kaplan, Miller & Cerisi; Thomas, Kayden, Horstemeyer & Risley; McKool Smith, White Case, and Cooley Godward. Technology clients include or have included Sony Electronics, Tatung, Capetronics Computer Corp., Qualcomm, Lucent, Real3D, BTG, Honeywell, and Intel.

Jon Peddie's TechWatch - Tiburon, California
January 2005 - Present
Contributing Editor and Senior Analyst, IP

Contributor to a bi-weekly publication about the digital media and entertainment industries. Writes articles and columns focusing on gaming, intellectual property, digital rights management, consumer electronic entertainment, and PC graphics matters. Some columns are viewable at http://www.richterscale.org.

The Richter Scale - Bonaire, Dutch Caribbean
October 1993 - Present
Writer, Reviewer, Editor, and Consultant

Writes and publishes reviews, opinion editorials, and articles dealing with a variety of subjects, ranging from PC graphics and display technology, video games, and the Internet to diving, cooking, and traveling under the trademarked column name, The Richter Scale®. Also writes for other magazines and publications, including Desktop Engineering, The Peddie Report, winmag.com, ComputerLife, HomePC, Multimedia Systems Design, and others. Also publishes Blog featuring reviewings, insights, and commentary at http://blog.richterscale.org.

Electronic Entertainment Fund (EE Fund) - San Francisco, California
January 2006 - Present
Member, Advisory Board

Provides advice about and insights into the electronic entertainment industry for the purposes of investment and fund management.

Support Bonaire, Inc. - Boulder, Colorado
November 2000 - Present
Co-founder and President

Helps manage a non-profit organization created to support environmental and social non-profit projects and efforts on the island of Bonaire.

NetTech N.V. - Bonaire, Dutch Caribbean
March 1998 - Present
Co-Managing Director

Provides Internet consulting, marketing advice, technology training and consulting, and Web hosting and design services to Bonairean businesses, individuals and non-profit organizations. NetTech operates the Bonaire Information Site, www.InfoBonaire.com.

Caribbean Stuff, LLC - Chichester, New Hampshire
August 2005 - Present
Manager, Information Technology & Communications

Company develops e-commerce web sites targeting the products pertaining to various Caribbean islands. Responsibilities include web server and site implementation and support, marketing, market development, and product procurement. First site taken public in March 2006 was www.BonaireStuff.com.

Caribbean WebCams, LLC - Bolton, Massachusetts 
March 2000 - Present
 Chief Operating Officer

Company founded to provide advice, installation, custom design, and support of Web cameras above and underwater for tourism destinations in the Caribbean. Installed world’s first underwater “ReefCam” on Bonaire in March, 2000 and relayed the images via the www.BonaireWebCams.com web site. The site and the Bonaire WebCams were take off line in August 2011 dur to a lack of funding 11 years after they came on-line, which became Bonaire's most web sitepopular site.. The Bonaire ReefCam was selected one of the 25 most interesting WebCams in the world by EarthCam for the year 2000. Company integrates various cameras, special lens technologies, wireless and networked communication, video capture systems, and custom software to provide turnkey solutions. Responsibilities include company management, web systems design and programming, graphics software development, and camera systems design and development.

Stroke of Color, Inc. - Chichester, New Hampshire
September 1995 - Present
President and Chief Technologist

Co-founded company to provide a variety of services focused on visual technologies. In particular, Web page design, programming, professional photography, and training, as well as consulting on 3-D and 2-D PC graphics and games technology and small business mentoring. Currently, the company is a holding company and managing partner in a number of technology ventures (including Caribbean WebCams, LLC and Caribbean Stuff, LCC listed above). Applicable personal experience involves translating information about technology into layman's terms, both in written form and verbally. Also developer and provider of the popular on-line Patent Fetcher service, which provides PDFs of patent publications via download for a minimal fee. Company also produces and sells fine art prints and limited edition digitally enhanced photographic and painted prints on archival media at e-commerce site http://www.CaribbeanArt.com, the content of such prints being based on original oil paintings and photographic images created by the company's principals.

Bonaire Creations B.V.- Bonaire, Dutch Caribbean
October 2004 - Present
Co-Founder, Co-Managing Director, and Artist

Company founded as a means to commercialize the art of Linda and Jake Richter in the Dutch Caribbean via direct sales and licensing. See Jake Richter Art Site at http://www.JakeRichter.com for Currently also operating the Richter Art Gallery on Bonaire.

Bonaire Artists Foundation - Bonaire, Dutch Caribbean
March 2004 - March 2006
Co-Founder & Treasurer

Started foundation as a means to help promote Bonairean artists promote their works. Among its many roles, the Bonaire Artists Foundation operates the non-profit Cinnamon Art Gallery on Bonaire featuring works of several Bonaire-based artists.

Jon Peddie's PC Graphics Report, Tiburon, California
September 1995 - November 1996
Senior Editor

Provided on-going material in the form of news reports, analysis, and reviews for weekly newsletter on the state of the PC graphics industry, with a focus on software use of 3D and 2D hardware graphics acceleration, new entertainment products and technologies, and the Internet. Publication became The Peddie Report, was purchased by Penton Media, and subsequently dissappeared. Jon Peddie now operates Jon Peddie Research.

Panacea Inc., Londonderry, New Hampshire
June 1988 - August 1995
Founder, President, and CTO

Founded company in order to provide computer graphics expertise to the PC marketplace. Helped company evolve through programming expertise and guerrilla marketing methods into the leading supplier of AutoCAD display list drivers to both OEMs and end-users. Panacea's OEM customers include IBM, Autodesk, Compaq, Hewlett-Packard, Digital Equipment Corp., Diamond Multimedia Systems, ATI Technologies, Number Nine Visual Technologies, and virtually every significant PC graphics hardware company in the world. As part of growing the company, learned how to market commercial products into various channels, including distribution, VAR, reseller, and direct. Introduced numerous forms of automation into company, include complete external electronic communications processing via an internal network, including a FAX server, voice mail, and electronic mail. Sold company to Spacetec IMC Corporation at the beginning of 1995, and parted ways due to philosophical differences later in the year.

Number Nine Computer Corporation, Cambridge, Massachusetts
(company later became Number Nine Visual Technologies, Lexington, Massachusetts and then became part part of SonicBlue, Inc. - formerly S3, Inc.)
February 1986 - June 1988
Principal Engineer

Prior to leaving, was principally involved in UNIX and MS-DOS device driver development and new generation PC graphics hardware and software design, as well as third party software developer support via on-line means and on-site assistance. Other responsibilities include Project Manager for the Pepper SGT graphics board, co-creator and developer of NNIOS, Number Nine's Intelligent Operating System, and the design and development of numerous demo programs which were used to promote the various special board features. As Project Manager for the Pepper SGT, pioneered use of the Intel 82786 graphics co-processor and then combined it with the TI TMS34010 graphics processor, both in hardware and software. Also, developed single-monitor software solution for company's graphics boards by writing BIOS emulation of PC video functions. Designed and implemented Number Nine's emulation of the IBM PC's Monochrome Display Adapter and Color Graphics Adapter for the Pepper series of graphics products.

Wang Laboratories, Lowell, Massachusetts
May 1985 - February 1986
Software Engineer

Designed and implemented low-level video support software for the Wang PC family, including the ROM BIOS video code in the Wang Laptop. Other projects included enhancing IBM PC compatibility in Wang's products and designing a new generation of graphics controllers.

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, New York
May 1984 - May 1985
Senior Consultant

Responsibilities included managing the campus microcomputer facility and a staff of 14 consultants, teaching and supervising microcomputer training seminars, and assisting RPI faculty in developing software for their courses.

Mirror Images Software, Troy, New York
October 1982 - January 1985
Games Software Engineer

Designed and implemented all graphics and animation routines used in their games and educational products for the IBM-PC and compatibles. Developed many in-house utilities including a graphics editor, font and sound generators, copy protection program, and a high speed keyboard handler. Published products include IBM's Jumpman, Mindscape's Keyboard Cadet and Show Director for the IBM PC, and Mirror Images' Fleet Sweep, Freddy Fish and Spyder, also for the IBM PC. Fleet Sweep was a solo effort, and can still be found today in shareware libraries.

Additional work experience prior to October 1982 available upon reasonable request.

Education:

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, New York
May 1985 - Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and a minor in German

Academy of Art University, San Francisco, California
September 2010 - Commenced coursework in pursuit of a Masters of Fine Arts in Photography

Inventions:

U.S. Patent 5,101,444 - "Method and Apparatus for High Speed Object Location"
(Joint Inventor)

Affiliations/Organizations:

American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA)
Present - Affiliiate Member

Intellectual Property Owners Association (IPO)
Present - Inventor Member

National Association of Patent Practitioners (NAPP)
Present - Member

American Bar Association (ABA)
Present - Associate Member

Patent Information Users Group (PIUG)
Present - Member

United States Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO)
Registered Patent Agent, Reg. Num. 50,223

European Association for Computer Graphics (Eurographics)
Present - Member

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
Lifetime Member

ACM Special Interest Group - Graphics (SIGGRAPH)
Present - Member

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
Present - Member

Society for Information Display (SID)
Present - Member

International Game Developers Association (IGDA)
Present - Member

Marine Technology Society (MTS)
Present - Member

American Marketing Association (AMA)
Present - Member

Chaine des Rotisseurs
Present - Chevalier

National Association of Photoshop Professionals (NAPP)
Present - Member

International Association of Culinary Professionals (IACP)
Present - Member

American Photographic Artists (APA)
Present - Member

eGullet Society for Culinary Arts & Letters
Present - Member

Society for Photographic Education (SPE)
Present - Member

American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP)
Present - Member

Rotary International
1998-2003 - Member, Bonaire Chapter

The Coral Reef Alliance
Lifetime Member

National Geographic Society
Lifetime Member and Grosvenor Council Member

Bonaire National Marine Park
1998 - Present - Volunteer for research efforts and technology assistance

Boston Sea Rovers
2001 - Present - Associate Member
1997 - 2001 - Active Member
1997 - 1999 - Webmaster
1996 - 1997 - Active Member and Program Editor & Webmaster
1994 - 1996 - Friend of the Sea Rovers and Program Editor

BONHATA - Bonaire Hotel And Tourism Association
2010 - Present - Member (via Bonaire Creations B.V.)
1998 - 1999 - Member (via NetTech N.V.)
1999 Board of Directors, At Large Member

Computer Press Association
1992 - 1999 - Accredited Journalist; columnist for Computer Journalism Review

Software & Information Industry Association
(formerly Software Publishers Association)
2001 - CODIES 2002 Judge in the Best Software Development Tools category.
1999 - CODIES 2000 Judge in the Games - Best Product; Games - Best Debut; and Arcade/Action/Adventure/Role-Playing Games - Best Product Categories
1998 - '99 CODIES Judge in the Best New Adventure/Role Playing Software Game; Best New Arcade/Action Software Game; and Best New Multi-Player Online Game categories
1997 - '98 CODIES Judge in the Adventure/Role Playing Game and Programming Tools categories
1996 - '97 CODIES Judge in the Role Playing/Adventure Game Category

United Divers of New Hampshire
1997 - Present - Honorary Member in Absentia
1994 - 1997 - Member & Webmaster
1995 - 1996 - Secretary and Newsletter Editor

PADI
2002 - Present - Emergency First Response CPR/First Aid Instructor
1997 - Present - Open Water Scuba Instructor, Specialty Instructor, Underwater Naturalist, Underwater Photography Instructor
1997 - Divemaster
1995 - Rescue Diver
1992 - Open Water and Advanced Open Water Diver

Software Association of New Hampshire
1994 - 1997 - Co-Founder and Charter Member

New Hampshire Software Presidents' Forum
1994 - 1997 - Chairman
1993 - Present - Member

New Hampshire High Technology Council
1994 - 1996 - Board of Directors, member

Computer Game Developer's Association
1994 - 1996 - Member

Greater Nashua Software Entrepreneurs Group
1993 - Present - Member and occasional guest speaker

CADalyst Magazine
1991 - 1993, 1995 - 1996 - Member of Editorial Advisory Board

Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA)
1993 - 1994 - Vice-Chairman
1990 - 1993 - Programs Chair
1990 - 1994 - Board of Directors, member
1989 - 1994 - Charter Member and first software member (as Panacea Inc.)

Spoken Languages:
Fluent in English and German; partially fluent in Czech and Dutch; functional knowledge of Papiamentu and Spanish.

Programming:
Experienced and familiar with HTML, PHP, MySQL, PERL, C, C++, 80x86 real and protected mode assembly language, TI 340x0 assembly language, LISP/AutoLISP, Pascal, BASIC, JavaScript, Java, JSP, Ruby & Ruby on Rails, Python, Lingo/ActionScript, several non-x86 assembly languages, ADA, FORTRAN, PL/1, Snobol, PROLOG, APL, Forth, COBOL, and SQL.

Environments:
Windows 7/Vista/2K3/2K8/XP/2000/NT/9x/Me, MS-DOS, FreeBSD UNIX, Linux (including RedHat and CentOS), PalmOS, Windows 3.x, and some OS/2, MTS/XA, and VMS. Also familiar with configuration and operation of server-based applications such as MySQL, PHP, and Apache Web Server as well as CMS environments like Joomla and WordPress.

Non-Technical Interests:

Family, culinary photography, traveling and seeing the world, diving, underwater and nature photography, gourmet cooking and dining, reading, mentoring, and researching material on the Internet.

Book, Presentations, and Publications:

Books, Authored & Co-Authored

  1. "Graphics Programming for the 8514/A", by Jake Richter and Bud Smith; published by M&T Books, 1990
  2. "Power Programming: The IBM XGA", by Jake Richter; published by MIS:Press, 1992
  3. "AutoCAD Power Tools", by Bud Smith, Jake Richter, and Mark Middlebrook; published by Random House, 1993 (also published in languages other than English)

Book Chapters Authored

  • Chapter 17, entitled "Introduction to ADI" in "The AutoCAD Technical Reference", by Ralph Grabowski, published by Delmar, 1992 (also published in German)

Book - Technical Editing

Television Guest Spots
(Note: This section lists only editorial appearances, not promotional ones, and shows listed were likely broadcast multiple times via satellite and multiple cable/satellite networks)

  1. "Understanding PC Graphics and Displays" (4-part series), PC-TV, taped April 22, 1993
  2. "Improving Your PC's Performance", PC-TV, taped January 6, 1995
  3. "Graphics Primer", PC-TV, taped May 8, 1995

Articles Published
(Note: Not all article titles may match those published in the listed publications, as original copies of these articles were not available to me when preparing this list, nor is this list necessarily complete. Self-Promotional Articles, as well as those not dealing with computing or intellectual property in some form (whether topic or publication), have not been included in the list. This list is based mainly on my archived texts as submitted to the publishers for publication, unless other more reliably sources to confirm titles were found. Dates may be approximate for the same reason. Any omissions or discrepancies are purely unintentional.)

  1. "A Directory Search Engine in Turbo C," Turbo Technix, September/October 1988, p. 74-99
  2. "64K Extra Memory for DOS Applications", Programmer's Journal 6.6, November/December 1988, p.45
  3. "A Call for a Standard Graphics Standard",  PC Week (OpEd), December 12, 1988, p.87
  4. "8514/A Clones Raise Compatibility Question", PC Week (OpEd), December 26, 1988, p.53
  5. "Graphics Processors Come of Age", PC Week (OpEd), January 1989
  6. "Migrating to Graphics Processors," Programmer's Journal 7.1, January/February 1989, p. 33-40
  7. "Reselling", Programmer's Journal 7.2 , March/April 1989,  p. 11-16
  8. "MCA-EISA Debate Obscures Real Issues", PC Week (OpEd), April 3, 1989, p. 77
  9. "The 8514/A Adapter Interface: How fast is writing to the AI versus writing to the Hardware?", MIPS Magazine, May  1989, p. 93-96
  10. "The 860 as Graphics Processor", MIPS, June 1989, p. 66
  11. "Troops Are Massing for the Graphics-Chip War", PC Week (OpEd), July 31, 1989
  12. "32-Bit QuickDraw Unveiled", MIPS Magazine (news story), July 1989
  13. "Digital Video – Pushing the Limits", MIPS Magazine, August 1989
  14. "Spring COMDEX and NCGA Highlights", Panacea Perspective Vol. 1-2, August 1989
  15. "The Importance of VESA", Panacea Perspective Vol. 1-2, August 1989
  16. "IBM Needs a Cheaper AVC Graphics Solution", PC Week (OpEd), September 4, 1989
  17. "High Resolution Displays and Graphics Controllers", MIPS Magazine, October 1989
  18. "Developers: Stop Giving Drivers A Backseat", PC Week (OpEd), October 23, 1989
  19. "An Architectural Overview of the IBM 8514/A", MIPS Magazine, November 1989
  20. "COMDEX/Fall ’89 Preview", Panacea Perspective Vol. 1-3, November 1989
  21. "Benchmarks", Panacea Perspective Vol. 1-3, November 1989
  22. "Bad Year for Graphics Board Companies", Panacea Perspective Vol. 1-3, November 1989
  23. "Programming the IBM 8514/A", MIPS Magazine, December 1989
  24. "PC Graphics Board Bus Masters", MIPS Magazine, January 1990
  25. "Put a TIGA in Your PC", Programmer’s Journal, February 1990
  26. "COMDEX/Fall Recap", Panacea Perspective Vol. 1-4, March 1990
  27. "NCGA Preview", Panacea Perspective Vol. 1-4, March 1990
  28. "Virtual Reality or Real Virtuality?", MIPS Magazine, March 1990
  29. "DLP - Display List Processing", CADalog Newsletter, April 1990
  30. "Case Study: USAA", Personal Workstation Magazine, May 1990
  31. "AI, AI, It's Off to Program We Go", PC Techniques, May 1990
  32. "Monitoring Color", Personal Workstation Magazine, May 1990
  33. "Exploring the SuperVGA Jungle", Panacea Perspective Vol. 2-1, June 1990
  34. "8514/A and TI Updates", Panacea Perspective Vol. 2-1, June 1990
  35. "An Image is Worth 2048 Bytes", Personal Workstation Magazine, June 1990
  36. "High End PC Color Graphics Boards", InfoWorld, July 1990
  37. "Spring Break at NCGA ‘90", Personal Workstation Magazine, July 1990
  38. "How Does That Picture Grab Ya?", Personal Workstation Magazine, August 1990
  39. "The Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA)", MicroCAD News, August 1990
  40. "Really High Power, Really Low Cost", Panacea Perspective Vol. 2-2, October 1990
  41. "TIGA, Oh TIGA, Where Are You TIGA 2.0?", Panacea Perspective Vol. 2-2, October 1990
  42. "XGA - A Rumor-Monger’s Delight", Panacea Perspective Vol. 2-2, October 1990
  43. "XGA Unveiled", Panacea Perspective Vol. 2-3, November 1990
  44. "Edsun Labs’ New CEG/DAC", Panacea Perspective Vol. 2-3, November 1990
  45. "The First Step", AutoCAD Market, January 1991
  46. "VESA VBE - A New Graphics Interface Standard", AutoCAD Market, January 1991
  47. "ADI - The Autodesk Device Interface", CADENCE Magazine, January 1991
  48. "XGA: A New Graphics Standard", BYTE Magazine, February 1991
  49. "VESA, Full of Charge", CADENCE Magazine, February 1991
  50. "More Colors, Less Money", PC Magazine, February 1991
  51. "AutoCAD ala Windows…", CADENCE Magazine, March 1991
  52. "VESA VBE - A New Graphics Interface Standard", Panacea Perspective Vol. 2-4, March 1991
  53. "Graphics Board Price War Continues", Panacea Perspective Vol. 2-4, March 1991
  54. "More XGA News", Panacea Perspective Vol. 2-4, March 1991
  55. "Monitors on Display", InfoWorld, March 1991
  56. "ADS: What is it?", CADalyst Magazine, April 1991
  57. "Brief Overview of Graphics-related Acronyms", CADENCE Magazine, May 1991
  58. "XGA: Evolutionary Graphics from IBM", Personal Workstation Magazine, May 1991
  59. "Opening the Windows to More Colors", Personal Workstation Magazine, May 1991
  60. "SuperVGAs - Evolutionary Excitement", InfoWorld, April 1991
  61. "Getting Rid of Those Rough Edges", InfoWorld, April 1991
  62. "ADI 4.1 And Its Roots" (with Brad Ek), CADalyst, June 1991
  63. "The Evolution of Mass-Market VGAs", Personal Workstation Magazine, June 1991
  64. "Logitech’s ScanMan 256", Computer Buying World, June 1991
  65. "Using PCs for 3-D Visualization", Personal Workstation Magazine, July 1991
  66. "20 Years After The IBM PC", CADENCE Magazine, August 1991
  67. "Yes Virginia, Workstations Do Have a Purpose!", Personal Workstation Magazine, August 1991
  68. "On the Bleeding Edge of Technology", Personal Workstation Magazine, August 1991
  69. "Hollywood 1.0: Powerful But Limited Presentation-Graphics Software", Computer Buying World, September 1991, p. 119-120
  70. "IBM Licenses XGA", Panacea Perspective Vol. 3-1, September 1991
  71. "XVGA: The Next Wave", Panacea Perspective Vol.  3-1, September 1991
  72. "The 8514/A Is Dead. Long Live the 8514/A", Panacea Perspective Vol. 3-1, September 1991
  73. "Another VGA Evolution - Local Bus", Panacea Perspective Vol. 3-1, September 1991
  74. "Edsun DAC - Dynamic Analog Conversion", Panacea Perspective Vol. 3-1, September 1991
  75. "Fall COMDEX ’91 Parade", Panacea Perspective Vol. 3-3, November 1991
  76. "COMDEX - A Recipe For Exhaustion" (with Brad Ek), CADENCE Magazine, January 1992
  77. "CeBIT ’92 Trip Report", Panacea Perspective Vol. 4-1, April 1992
  78. "S3 Graphics Boards", InfoWorld, June 1992
  79. "MediaVision’s AudioPort", InfoWorld, July 1992
  80. "The PC Graphics Hardware Primer for 1992", Programmer’s Journal, September 1992
  81. "DGX Takes the Direct Approach to Graphics Performance", BYTE Magazine, October 1992
  82. "XGA Graphics: An Overview", AutoCAD World, October 1992
  83. "A 486 For Every Season", CADENCE Magazine, January 1993
  84. "Acceleration in Software", Electronic Design, March 1993
  85. "An Introduction to Display List Processing", Bay Area AutoCAD User Group Newsletter, March 1993
  86. "Windows Benchmarks - Why?", CADENCE Magazine, April 1993
  87. "Are Graphics Display Problems In Your Face?", PC/Computing, November 1993
  88. "What the Future Holds…" (Roundtable), CADalyst Magazine, July 1993
  89. "New Hampshire: The Software State", New Hampshire Business Review, June 1993
  90. "Interactive Television", PC Graphics Report, November 16, 1993
  91. "Intellectual Property - Part 1", PC Graphics Report, February 15, 1994
  92. "Intellectual Property - Part 2", PC Graphics Report, March 8, 1994
  93. "The Backdoor To Hollywood", PC Graphics Report, April 26, 1994
  94. "64 Bits From Hell", Panacea Perspective Vol. 6-1, May 1994
  95. "I Have a Problem With My TV", Panacea Perspective Vol. 6-1, May 1994
  96. "VESA Management Update", Panacea Perspective Vol. 6-1, May 1994
  97. "Are You Paying Too Much For Everything?", CAD++ Newsletter, May/June 1994
  98. "A CD-ROM Diatribe", PC Graphics Report, June 7, 1994
  99. "Making It Easy For Your Customers", CAD++ Newsletter, July/August 1994
  100. "3D Misconceived", PC Graphics Report, August 2, 1994
  101. "Image Is Everything", CAD++ Newsletter, September/October 1994
  102. "Plug n’Pray", Panacea Perspective Vol. 6-2, November 1994
  103. "Evangelists On Every Corner", Panacea Perspective Vol. 6-2, November 1994
  104. "Life As A '90s Game Developer Must Be Tough", PC Graphics Report, November 8, 1994
  105. "Release XIII", CAD++ Newsletter, November/December 1994
  106. "The Press Release", CAD++ Newsletter, January/February 1995
  107. "It's Competitive World Out There...", PC Graphics Report, March 19, 1995
  108. "WinHEC '95 Brings A Number of Surprises", PC Graphics Report, March 28, 1995
  109. "You Call It Network, I Call It Schmooze", CAD++ Newsletter, May/June 1995
  110. "A New Age In Software Licensing", PC Graphics Report, July 11, 1995
  111. "Autodesk Announces Integrated Mechanical CAD Package for PCs", PC Graphics Report, September 19, 1995
  112. "Autodesk Adds Two New Board Members", PC Graphics Report, September 19, 1995
  113. "Spatial Technology Makes ACIS Format Public", PC Graphics Report, September 19, 1995
  114. "AccelGraphics Improves Performance of OpenGL Client (we think…)", PC Graphics Report, September 26, 1995
  115. "Sega of America Joins the PC Software Rat Race", PC Graphics Report, September 26, 1995
  116. "Sega Comes Up With New Way to Boost 16-bit Console Game Sales", PC Graphics Report, September 26, 1995
  117. "DIVE Labs Offers Low Cost Virtual Reality Development Tools", PC Graphics Report, September 26, 1995
  118. "Cadkey ships ‘CADKEY 7 for Windows’ Release 2", PC Graphics Report, September 26, 1995
  119. "Autodesk Announces AutoSketch Release 2.1", PC Graphics Report, October 3, 1995
  120. "ESRI and Numera Software Form Strategic Alliance", PC Graphics Report, October 3, 1995
  121. "Visual Software Ships Instant 3D Utility", PC Graphics Report, October 3, 1995
  122. "Starting Over", CAD++ Newsletter, October 1995
  123. "Advanced Visual Systems Offers 3D Visualization Software Tools", PC Graphics Report, October 10, 1995
  124. "Electronic Arts Premieres Psychic Detective Interactive Movie", PC Graphics Report, October 10, 1995
  125. "NBC Unveils New On-Line Multimedia Player Software Package", PC Graphics Report, October 10, 1995
  126. "Time-Warner Interactive Introduces Computer Game with Subliminal Messages", PC Graphics Report, October 17, 1995
  127. "Acclaim Acquires World’s Largest Independent Entertainment Software Developers", PC Graphics Report, October 17, 1995
  128. "Microsoft to Sell Retail Software Over Internet", PC Graphics Report, October 17, 1995
  129. "Autodesk Releases New HOOPS Developer’s Kit", PC Graphics Report, October 24, 1995
  130. "Asymetrix Unveils 3-D Graphics Tool For Web Page Creation", PC Graphics Report, October 24, 1995
  131. "Taking Issue With Bugs In Software", PC Graphics Report, October 24, 1995
  132. "Intercast Industry Group Formed to Promote New Digital Medium", PC Graphics Report, October 31, 1995
  133. "Maximum Impact at COMDEX/Fall", PC Graphics Report, October 31, 1995
  134. "3D APIs: They're Not Just Software - They're An Attitude", PC Graphics Report, October 31, 1995
  135. "Safe Starts", CAD++ Newsletter, November 1995
  136. "Internet World ‘95", PC Graphics Report, November 7, 1995
  137. "Adobe Intros PhotoDeluxe and Forms Consumer Digital Photography Alliance", PC Graphics Report, November 14, 1995
  138. "MultiGen Publishes 3-D Scene Database Format", PC Graphics Report, November 14, 1995
  139. "Jake’s Takes - RemoveIT 2.0", PC Graphics Report, November 14, 1995
  140. "Sun Gains More Support For Java - PC’s Future Uncertain", PC Graphics Report, November 14, 1995
  141. "Creative Introduces Blaster GamePad", PC Graphics Report, November 21, 1995
  142. "Vivid Group Unveils New Mandala System", PC Graphics Report, November 21, 1995
  143. "IDS and Portable Graphics Announce Beta Vrealm VRML Browser", PC Graphics Report, November 21, 1995
  144. "Interplay OEM Division Offers Software Bundles", PC Graphics Report, November 21, 1995
  145. "Template Graphics Announces 3-D OLE Custom Control for Windows", PC Graphics Report, November 21, 1995
  146. "NTT Human Interface Laboratories Demonstrates Shared Virtual Community - CyberCampus", PC Graphics Report, November 21, 1995
  147. "Starfish Software Uses Java For Platform Independent Scheduler", PC Graphics Report, November 21, 1995
  148. "Brooktree Shows Off Latest 3-D and Video Hardware", PC Graphics Report, November 21, 1995
  149. "Smart and Friendly Offers New MPEG Creation Station Mark II and Low Cost CD-R Bundle", PC Graphics Report, November 21, 1995
  150. "SiS introduces the SiS6205 PCI graphics chip", PC Graphics Report, November 21, 1995
  151. "7th Level unveils four new PC games", PC Graphics Report, November 21, 1995
  152. "Canopus goes after OEM Window driver market with Power Driver", PC Graphics Report, November 21, 1995
  153. "Strategic Alliance Partners unveils new 3-D paper output technology", PC Graphics Report, November 21, 1995
  154. "Deep River Publishing shows 3-D game engine", PC Graphics Report, November 21, 1995
  155. "VISIWARE demos its 3-D game engine", PC Graphics Report, November 21, 1995
  156. "Far Stone Tech offers Autoplay technology for any CD-ROM disk", PC Graphics Report, November 21, 1995
  157. "AccelGraphics announces entry-level workstation-class 3-D graphics accelerator", PC Graphics Report, November 21, 1995
  158. "AccelGraphics announces AccelView 3D software for AutoCAD Release 13", PC Graphics Report, November 21, 1995
  159. "Sony and Intel form alliance to target home computer market", PC Graphics Report, November 21, 1995
  160. "COMDEX Impressions And Other Diatribes", PC Graphics Report, November 21, 1995
  161. "AdultDEX", PC Graphics Report, November 21, 1995
  162. "Carroll Touch announces integrated touch screen monitors", PC Graphics Report, November 28, 1995
  163. "Nintendo unveils the Nintendo 64 game console in Japan", PC Graphics Report, November 28, 1995
  164. "OpenDML File Format Workgroup publishes final version of new AVI extension", PC Graphics Report, November 28, 1995
  165. "Sega announces broadening of home entertainment product efforts", PC Graphics Report, November 28, 1995
  166. "Duplexx Software releases NET TOOB universal video player for PC systems", PC Graphics Report, November 28, 1995
  167. "Microsoft ships 3D Movie Maker software", PC Graphics Report, November 28, 1995
  168. "Microsoft ships Internet Explorer 2.0", PC Graphics Report, November 28, 1995
  169. "Computer Game Developer’s Conference to be run by Miller Freeman", PC Graphics Report, November 28, 1995
  170. "Types of Business Entities", CAD++ Newsletter, December 1995
  171. "Fall Virtual Reality World ‘95", PC Graphics Report, December 5, 1995
  172. "E-Mail World & Internet Expo", PC Graphics Report, December 5, 1995
  173. "Truevision ships TARGA 2000 Pro PCI for Power Macintosh", PC Graphics Report, January 2, 1996
  174. "Motif licenses its Active Addressing technology to Seiko-Epson and Asahi Glass", PC Graphics Report, January 2, 1996
  175. "Alliance reports wafer fab manufacturing problems", PC Graphics Report, January 2, 1996
  176. "Chips and Technologies signs foundry agreement with Chartered Semiconductor", PC Graphics Report, January 2, 1996
  177. "Digital and Cirrus sign semiconductor manufacturing agreement", PC Graphics Report, January 2, 1996
  178. "Autodesk adopts shareholder rights plan", PC Graphics Report, January 2, 1996
  179. "Dimension X releases Liquid Reality, a dynamically enhanced VRML authoring kit", PC Graphics Report, January 2, 1996
  180. "Intervista Software Announces Availability of First Standalone 3D Web Browser", PC Graphics Report, January 2, 1996
  181. "CompuServe users can get name for themselves", PC Graphics Report, January 2, 1996
  182. "What 1996 May Hold For Game Technology", PC Graphics Report, January 2, 1996
  183. "Duck Corp. receives venture investment", PC Graphics Report, January 9, 1996
  184. "The Winter Consumer Electronics Show", PC Graphics Report, January 9, 1996
  185. "Fractal Design announces Poser for Windows", PC Graphics Report, January 16, 1996
  186. "FutureWave Software is developing a vector animation utility for the Web", PC Graphics Report, January 16, 1996
  187. "GT Interactive sign’s id Software’s Quake", PC Graphics Report, January 16, 1996
  188. "Maxis releases OS/2 games", PC Graphics Report, January 16, 1996
  189. "Microsoft cuts game deals with Crystal Dynamics and Atomic Software, among others", PC Graphics Report, January 16, 1996
  190. "Quarterdeck ships HiJaak Graphics Suite 95", PC Graphics Report, January 16, 1996
  191. "Sega claims market victory for 1995", PC Graphics Report, January 16, 1996
  192. "Sun Microsystems forms new JavaSoft business unit", PC Graphics Report, January 16, 1996
  193. "Frost & Sullivan claims Interactive TV market will be worth $25 billion by 2001", PC Graphics Report, January 16, 1996
  194. "Microsoft to announce Softimage 3D 3.0 for Windows NT", PC Graphics Report, January 16, 1996
  195. "Scoop or Sham?", PC Graphics Report, January 16, 1996
  196. "3-D Chip Sets Embroiled in Feature Fight" (with Jon Peddie), OEM Magazine, February 1996
  197. "Portable Graphics offers Open Inventor for non-SGI systems", PC Graphics Report, February 20, 1996
  198. "Paul Mace Software announces new Web multimedia authoring software", PC Graphics Report, February 20, 1996
  199. "IBM to market and sell Superscape VR software and services", PC Graphics Report, February 20, 1996
  200. "Moving Worlds from SGI and Netscape vying to become VRML 2.0", PC Graphics Report, February 20, 1996
  201. "Netscape announces acquisition of VRML browser vendor and beta release of Live3D", PC Graphics Report, February 20, 1996
  202. "GT Interactive and Target Stores enter distribution agreement", PC Graphics Report, February 20, 1996
  203. "Atari and JTS to merge", PC Graphics Report, February 20, 1996
  204. "Apple plans to port QuickTime to OS/2 Warp", PC Graphics Report, February 20, 1996
  205. "Netscape wants Microsoft’s Blackbird developers", PC Graphics Report, February 20, 1996
  206. "Microsoft releases the first Windows 95 service pack", PC Graphics Report, February 20, 1996
  207. "Cybercash and Rocket Science Games announce an interactive pay-as-you-play system", PC Graphics Report, February 20, 1996
  208. "The Digital Watermark", PC Graphics Report, February 20, 1996
  209. "Sega proclaims confidence that PCs are not a threat to consoles", PC Graphics Report, February 27, 1996
  210. "Softbank enters into a joint venture with GT Interactive", PC Graphics Report, February 27, 1996
  211. "DEC terminates negotiations with Cirrus Logic", PC Graphics Report, February 27, 1996
  212. "VREAM Introduces UniVR Technology for Virtual Reality on the Web", PC Graphics Report, February 27, 1996
  213. "id Software takes a stand on DOOM misuse", PC Graphics Report, February 27, 1996
  214. "GT Interactive to distribute new id Software titles", PC Graphics Report, February 27, 1996
  215. "Criterion and Netscape cooperate in bringing 3D to the desktop", PC Graphics Report, February 27, 1996
  216. "Corel to market Numera’s Visual CADD", PC Graphics Report, February 27, 1996
  217. "CUC International to Acquire Sierra On‑Line and Davidson & Associates", PC Graphics Report, February 27, 1996
  218. "Researchers demonstrate ability to ‘fax’ 3D objects", PC Graphics Report, February 27, 1996
  219. "LSI Logic and Argonaut form 3D development alliance", PC Graphics Report, February 27, 1996
  220. "Microsoft realigns platforms group", PC Graphics Report, February 27, 1996
  221. "Microsoft As Internet King?", PC Graphics Report, February 27, 1996
  222. "Forte introduces the CyberPuck", PC Graphics Report, March 5, 1996
  223. "Adobe, Apple and Netscape collaborate on new Internet font technology", PC Graphics Report, March 5, 1996
  224. "3D API press release battle", PC Graphics Report, March 5, 1996
  225. "Sony and Gold Disk announce bundling program", PC Graphics Report, March 5, 1996
  226. "7th Level acquires PyroTechnix", PC Graphics Report, March 5, 1996
  227. "Fujitsu introduces WebWorld", PC Graphics Report, March 5, 1996
  228. "id Software releases alpha version of much anticipated Quake engine", PC Graphics Report, March 5, 1996
  229. "Micrografx announces agreement to acquire Visual Software", PC Graphics Report, March 5, 1996
  230. "Microsoft extends TrueType fonts to the Web", PC Graphics Report, March 5, 1996
  231. "X Inside ships new X Windows driver for Pentium systems", PC Graphics Report, March 5, 1996
  232. "Adobe announces 32-bit version of Adobe Premiere 4.2 for Windows", PC Graphics Report, March 12, 1996
  233. "Bitstream’s TrueDoc and Cyberbit offers yet another Web font alternative", PC Graphics Report, March 12, 1996
  234. "CompCore demonstrates MPEG‑2 software decoding", PC Graphics Report, March 12, 1996
  235. "FutureTense previews Texture Web publishing system", PC Graphics Report, March 12, 1996
  236. "InterCAP Graphics Systems announces InterCAP InLine Plug‑in for Netscape Navigator 2.0", PC Graphics Report, March 12, 1996
  237. "Macromedia introduces Director 5", PC Graphics Report, March 12, 1996
  238. "Microsoft announces ActiveMovie", PC Graphics Report, March 12, 1996
  239. "ParaGraph’s Virtual Home Space Builder to be used to create personalized 3D spaces on Web", PC Graphics Report, March 12, 1996
  240. "VDOnet’s VDOLive being bundled with Adobe Premiere", PC Graphics Report, March 12, 1996
  241. "Viewpoint DataLabs announces investments, bundling, and new 3D object library", PC Graphics Report, March 12, 1996
  242. "Apple, Netscape, and Silicon Graphics to cooperate on 3D graphics for the Internet", PC Graphics Report, March 12, 1996
  243. "Sega to launch cheaper Saturn", PC Graphics Report, March 12, 1996
  244. "Bristol Technology and TGS agreement offers 3D graphics development on PCs", PC Graphics Report, March 19, 1996
  245. "Iterated Systems releases fractal file utilities", PC Graphics Report, March 19, 1996
  246. "Microsoft unveils its Internet future at the Internet Professional Developers Conference", PC Graphics Report, March 19, 1996
  247. "DIRECTV signs deal with Microsoft to support digital video programming", PC Graphics Report, March 19, 1996
  248. "It's a Competitive Internet World Out There...", PC Graphics Report, March 19, 1996
  249. "Argonaut announces support for Intel’s MMX technology", PC Graphics Report, March 26, 1996
  250. "Black Diamond announces Surround Video SDK", PC Graphics Report, March 26, 1996
  251. "Microsoft’s Softimage introduces new plug-in architecture for Softimage 3D", PC Graphics Report, March 26, 1996
  252. "Motorola Multimedia launches CyberSeed Venture Program", PC Graphics Report, March 26, 1996
  253. "Microsoft Uber Alles", PC Graphics Report, March 26, 1996
  254. "Microsoft & VRML", CAD++ VRML Newsletter, April 1996
  255. "VictorMaxx to serve as exclusive agent for NuVision’s stereoscopic glasses", PC Graphics Report, April 2, 1996
  256. "Sega and SOFTBANK enter joint PC venture", PC Graphics Report, April 2, 1996
  257. "Virtus releases 3-D Website Builder software", PC Graphics Report, April 2, 1996
  258. "Sony unveils plans for new OS", PC Graphics Report, April 2, 1996
  259. "VRML Architecture Group selects Moving Worlds as basis for VRML 2.0", PC Graphics Report, April 2, 1996
  260. "Microsoft Personal Computing Appliance and Other WinHEC Tidbits", PC Graphics Report, April 2, 1996
  261. "Computer Game Developers Conference", PC Graphics Report, April 9, 1996
  262. "WinHEC", PC Graphics Report, April 9, 1996
  263. "The Microsoft Game Development Seminar II", PC Graphics Report, April 9, 1996
  264. "Tying Up Loose Ends", PC Graphics Report, April 9, 1996
  265. "Autodesk announces new CAD file format and viewer for Web use", PC Graphics Report, April 16, 1996
  266. "Microsoft expands Web content creation strategy", PC Graphics Report, April 16, 1996
  267. "47-TEK announces line of 3D children’s games", PC Graphics Report, May 14, 1996
  268. "Adobe unveils Bravo imaging model for the Internet, previews Web Presenter & Vertigo", PC Graphics Report, May 14, 1996
  269. "Microsoft and Adobe join forces to deliver universal font format", PC Graphics Report, May 14, 1996
  270. "Template Graphics Software announces 3Space Explorer", PC Graphics Report, May 14, 1996
  271. "The Nintendo 64", PC Graphics Report, May 21, 1996
  272. "E3 and Other Adventures in Electronic Entertainment", PC Graphics Report, May 21, 1996
  273. "Apple announces Apple Image Capture Platform", PC Graphics Report, May 28, 1996
  274. "Apple unveils QuickTime VR 2.0", PC Graphics Report, May 28, 1996
  275. "Adobe announces Acrobat 3.0 will include Web browser support", PC Graphics Report, June 11, 1996
  276. "VictorMaxx exits computer accessory market, enters Internet game fray", PC Graphics Report, June 18, 1996
  277. "Micrografx goes Web with the ABC QuickSilver Pack", PC Graphics Report, June 18, 1996
  278. "ParaGraph announces free VRML 2.0 upgrade to Virtual Home Space Builder", PC Graphics Report, June 18, 1996
  279. "Sense8 announces new version of World Up development environment", PC Graphics Report, June 18, 1996
  280. "Sony releases world’s first VRML 2.0-based browser", PC Graphics Report, June 18, 1996
  281. "Get a Life!", PC Graphics Report, June 18, 1996
  282. "The Revolution of 3D Graphics Hardware", Desktop Engineering Magazine, July/August 1996
  283. "Return to Zork", Richter Scale Web Site, Summer 1996
  284. "Microsoft releases Internet Explorer 3.0 Beta 2", PC Graphics Report, July 23, 1996
  285. "Get your VRML update, live at SIGGRAPH 96", PC Graphics Report, July 23, 1996
  286. "VESA elects new Board of Directors", PC Graphics Report, July 23, 1996
  287. "Apple announces new QuickTime for the Mac", PC Graphics Report, July 30, 1996
  288. "Conspiracy Theory, a la Microsoft", PC Graphics Report, July 30, 1996
  289. "Microsoft announces it will transition ActiveX to a standards body", PC Graphics Report, August 6, 1996
  290. "Netscape unveils the Netscape ONE open network environment", PC Graphics Report, August 6, 1996
  291. "ParaGraph announces slew of VRML 2.0 authoring tools", PC Graphics Report, August 6, 1996
  292. "Silicon Graphics announces Cosmo 3D technology", PC Graphics Report, August 6, 1996
  293. "Our industry loses a shining star", PC Graphics Report, August 6, 1996
  294. "SIGGRAPH '96", PC Graphics Report, August 13, 1996
  295. "The ActiveX Intrusion", PC Graphics Report, August 20, 1996
  296. "Netscape spins off Navio Communcations to tackle NC and consumer market", PC Graphics Report, September 3, 1996
  297. "Sony introduces the Sony WebTV Internet Terminal", PC Graphics Report, September 3, 1996
  298. "NuVision ships 3-D Spex stereoscopic PC gaming glasses", PC Graphics Report, September 3, 1996
  299. "IBM licenses Netscape Navigator for OS/2", PC Graphics Report, September 3, 1996
  300. "Netscape licenses Macromedia’s Shockwave and Java-based Fireworks software", PC Graphics Report, September 10, 1996
  301. "Corel announces CorelVIDEO Remote 1.1", PC Graphics Report, September 10, 1996
  302. "Iterated Systems jumps into the video compression fray", PC Graphics Report, September 17, 1996
  303. "Microsoft announces several new font enhancements", PC Graphics Report, September 17, 1996
  304. "Microsoft makes minority investment in SingleTrac Entertainment", PC Graphics Report, September 17, 1996
  305. "Quark ships QuarkImmedia authoring tool", PC Graphics Report, September 17, 1996
  306. "Nintendo ships more than a million Nintendo 64 console in Japan", PC Graphics Report, September 17, 1996
  307. "Shortage of Nintendo 64's and Options for Board Companies", PC Graphics Report, September 17, 1996
  308. "Microsoft gives ActiveX to Open Group", PC Graphics Report, October 8, 1996
  309. "Jake’s Takes - The Nintendo 64", PC Graphics Report, October 8, 1996
  310. "New Ziff-Davis benchmarks to be released at COMDEX", PC Graphics Report, October 15, 1996
  311. "Nintendo sells out of the Nintendo 64 in U.S.", PC Graphics Report, October 15, 1996
  312. "CompuServe Owns Your Thoughts", PC Graphics Report, October 15, 1996
  313. "ActiveX gets new and interesting support", PC Graphics Report, October 22, 1996
  314. "CyberMedia ships Oil Change", PC Graphics Report, October 22, 1996
  315. "Microsoft licenses Superscape’s 3D viewer", PC Graphics Report, October 22, 1996
  316. "Microsoft to include Intergraph’s ActiveCGM Control with Internet Explorer Starter Kit", PC Graphics Report, October 22, 1996
  317. "Worlds releases Active Worlds Development Kit", PC Graphics Report, October 22, 1996
  318. "Judgment Day II is coming your way", PC Graphics Report, October 29, 1996
  319. "Microsoft hires creator of TETRIS, strikes deals with other gaming companies", PC Graphics Report, October 29, 1996
  320. "Sega unveils the Sega Saturn Net Link for Internet access", PC Graphics Report, October 29, 1996
  321. "Streaming Data and Consciousness", PC Graphics Report, October 29, 1996
  322. "Living Worlds initiative announced", PC Graphics Report, November 12, 1996
  323. "The Computerization of TV", PC Graphics Report, November 12, 1996
  324. "ZDBOp releases ’97 series of benchmarks", PC Graphics Report, November 26, 1996
  325. "Microsoft & Co. introduce Windows/CE", PC Graphics Report, November 26, 1996
  326. "Integrated Data Systems previews V•Realm 2.0 suite", PC Graphics Report, November 26, 1996
  327. "The Web on Your TV", PC Graphics Report, November 26, 1996
  328. "VREAM previews new VRML 2.0 tools", PC Graphics Report, November 26, 1996
  329. "AITech introduces AI Gotcha and Pro PC/TV-1", PC Graphics Report, November 26, 1996
  330. "AVerMedia introduces TVGenie", PC Graphics Report, November 26, 1996
  331. "UbiSoft to ship POD", PC Graphics Report, November 26, 1996
  332. "VITEC shows real-time MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 CODECs", PC Graphics Report, November 26, 1996
  333. "Tekram’s shows off CaptureTV M230", PC Graphics Report, November 26, 1996
  334. "Play introduces the Trinity video editing system", PC Graphics Report, November 26, 1996
  335. "COMDEX '96 and Parting Words", PC Graphics Report, November 26, 1996
  336. "VRML Opens Up 3D Worlds On The Web", CADalyst Magazine, February 1997
  337. "Getting On-Line", Dive Report Magazine, May/June 1997
  338. "Tropical Computing", PC Graphics Report, July 7, 1997
  339. "What's in an On-Line Name?", Dive Report Magazine, July/August 1997
  340. "Faster & Faster - 3D Acceleration", Desktop Engineering Magazine, August 1997
  341. "Choosing the Right Monitor for CAD", Desktop Engineering Magazine, August 1997
  342. "On-line Communication Promotes Efficiency--And Your Business", Dive Report Magazine, September/October 1997
  343. "Writing Direct3D Device Drivers", Multimedia Systems Design, November 1997
  344. "Tips & Tools For Communicating On-Line", Dive Report Magazine,  November/December 1997
  345. "COMDEX ’97 Redux", The Peddie Report, December 1997
  346. "New Year’s fireworks invoke more of Jake’s incendiary thoughts", The Peddie Report, January 1998
  347. "Graphics and Displays at COMDEX ‘97", Desktop Engineering Magazine, January 1998
  348. "Strands of the Web", Dive Report Magazine, January/February 1998
  349. "3D Graphics Boards", ComputerLife, February 1998
  350. "To Dive For", ComputerLife, February 1998
  351. "Intellectual Property Primer for Engineers", Desktop Engineering Magazine, February 1998
  352. "Simplify Your Life By Incorporating", Computer Journalism Review, March 1998
  353. "Living the Internet Dream", Computer Journalism Review, March 1998
  354. "Why NT Workstations Will Rule", Desktop Engineering Magazine, March 1998
  355. "On the Web!", Dive Report Magazine, March/April 1998
  356. "Chat Rooms: Talk is Cheap, Rewards Are Great", HomePC, April 1998
  357. "Benchmark Fantasies", Computer Journalism Review, May 1998
  358. "CAD Monitors", Desktop Engineering Magazine, May 1998
  359. "FontViewer Shows All", PC Magazine, May 26, 1998
  360. "Content, Content, Content!", Dive Report Magazine, May/June 1998
  361. "You Have to Sea to Believe", ComputerLife Magazine, June 1998
  362. "Internet a la Bonaire", Port Call, July 1998
  363. "Mistakes in Web Site Design", Dive Report Magazine, July/August 1998
  364. "Cyber Cafés", Port Call, August 1998
  365. "Moving Target: 3D Accelerators", Desktop Engineering Magazine, August 1998
  366. "Find It On The Web", Port Call, August 1998
  367. "Upgrade Your NT System With a 3D Graphics Boards", Computer-Aided Engineering Magazine, September 1998
  368. "Understanding E-Mail, Part I", Port Call, September 1998
  369. "Understanding E-Mail, Part II", Port Call, September 1998
  370. "Marketing Your Web Site", Dive Report Magazine, September/October 1998
  371. "Understanding E-Mail, Part III", Port Call, September 1998
  372. "Permanent E-Mail Addresses", Port Call, October 1998
  373. "E-Mail Etiquette, Part 1", Port Call, October 1998
  374. "Internet Set-Top Boxes", The Peddie Report, November 1998
  375. "E-Mail Etiquette, Part 2", Port Call, November 1998
  376. "E-Mail Newsletters", Dive Report Magazine, November/December 1998
  377. "Domain Names", Port Call, November 1998
  378. "COMDEX/Fall ‘98", The Peddie Report, December 1998
  379. "Domain Names, Part 2", Port Call, December 1998
  380. "Cyber Café on Bonaire", Port Call, January 1999
  381. "Internet FAXing", Port Call, February 1999
  382. "COMDEX/Fall ’98 Report", Desktop Engineering Magazine, February 1999
  383. "Internet FAXing, Part 2", Port Call, February 1999
  384. "Warning! - Computer ‘Worm’ Invades Bonaire", Bonaire E-News, February 24, 1999
  385. "Melissa & Papa Viruses", Bonaire E-News, March 31, 1999
  386. "Viruses", Port Call, April 1999
  387. "Copyrights & Trademarks", Bonaire E-News, April 28, 1999
  388. "Internet Junk Mail", Port Call, May 1999
  389. "Out With The CRT, In With The LCD", Desktop Engineering Magazine, May 1999
  390. "Internet Spamming", Port Call, May 1999
  391. "Stopping Spam", Port Call, June 1999
  392. "Virus Alert", Bonaire E-News, June 16, 1999
  393. "Virus Reminder", Bonaire E-News, July 21, 1999
  394. "3D Boards n’ More", Desktop Engineering Magazine, August 1999
  395. "Hoax E-Mail With Trojan Horse Virus", Bonaire E-News, September 29, 1999
  396. "Virus Frenzy", Bonaire E-News, December 8, 1999
  397. "Visions of the Future", The Peddie Report, January 2000
  398. "Monitor Trends", Desktop Engineering Magazine, May 2000
  399. "Graphics Accelerators: Pushing the 3D Envelope", Desktop Engineering Magazine, July 2000
  400. "Professional 3D Graphics Hardware", Desktop Engineering Magazine, August 2001
  401. "Microsoft Validates Windows", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, January 31, 2005
  402. "Open Source Community Gains Patents, Support", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, January 31, 2005
  403. "New Technology's Dirty Secret?", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, February 14, 2005
  404. "GDC 2005 - Microsoft Keynote", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, March 14, 2005
  405. "Sony PS3 To Go With Standards ", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, March 14, 2005
  406. "'Half-Life 2' Sweeps Annual Game Awards ", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, March 14, 2005
  407. "The Days My Mobile World Stood Still", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, March 14, 2005
  408. "And Then There Were Ten... Counting Up The Games Devices", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, May 23, 2005
  409. "Next-Generation Console Support Strong", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, May 23, 2005
  410. "Battling For The Sacred Living Room", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, June 6, 2005
  411. "Photography in the Modern Age", Bonaire Reporter, July 29, 2005
  412. "2005 and Beyond - Too Many Options, Too Little Time", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, January 2, 2006
  413. "Sony’s entertaining new future?", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, January 16, 2006
  414. "Alternative Input Devices at E3", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, May 22, 2006
  415. "E3 ESA Keynote - Doug Lowenstein and ESA Rally the Troops", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, May 22, 2006
  416. "On Becoming a Gaming Pro - Where Jake explores avenues of employment for his children", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, May 22, 2006
  417. "What Was Significant in 2006", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, December 11, 2006
  418. "Forecasts for 2007", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, December 11, 2006
  419. "Bill Gate's Digital Lifestyle Vision", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, January 8, 2007
  420. "LG's New BH100 Super Multi Blue Player for HD-DVD and Blu-ray", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, January 8, 2007
  421. "One Size Fits All, Says Warner Bros.", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, January 8, 2007
  422. "To HD, Or Not To HD, That Is The Question", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, January 8, 2007
  423. "Touch Me, Hold Me, Don't Digitalize Me", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, January 8, 2007
  424. "The New E3 - Smaller and ...", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, July 16, 2007
  425. "E3: The Big Three Console Makers - Style Over Substance", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, July 16, 2007
  426. "The Future is the Same as it Was", Jon Peddie's TechWatch, January 1, 2010

Other Publications

  • Editor and Publisher, Bonaire Insider (www.BonaireInsider.com) as of August 2006
  • Co-moderator of BonaireTalk (see www.BonaireTalk.com) for over five years (ended January 2005)
  • Editor and Publisher, for two years, of monthly, then semi-monthly, newsletter The Dive Log, for the United Divers of New Hampshire (see www.udnh.org - ended 1997)
  • Editor and Publisher, for one and a half years, of the almost weekly The Bonaire E-News (see www.BonaireENews.com) (ended January 2001)
  • Developer of AutoCAD systems-level benchmarks for Ziff-Davis / PC Magazine (1997).

Conference & Panel Presentations

  1. Panel: "8514/A in Software Development", VESA Summer ’89, August 17, 1989, San Francisco, California
  2. Panel: "PC Graphics Trends and Evolution", VESA Winter ’89
  3. Panel: "PC Display Enhancements", VESA Spring '90
  4. Panel: "Mass Market, High Resolution Graphics", VESA COMDEX/Spring ‘90, June 2, 1990, Atlanta, Georgia
  5. "Architectural Overview of the IBM 8514/A", National Computer Graphics Association, March 22, 1990, Anaheim, California, Course ST-10
  6. "Future Trends in Graphics Display Systems", Electronic Imaging East ’90 Conference, Fall 1990, Boston, Massachusetts
  7. Panel: "The Role of IBM's XGA", VESA Fall '90
  8. Panel: "PC Graphics Visualization", NCGA '91, March 1991, Chicago, Illinois
  9. "3-D Visualization on PCs", A/E/C SYSTEMS '91, June 1991, Washington, DC
  10. Panel: "Local Bus: The Future of High Performance Graphics?", VESA Fall ‘91, October 20, 1991, Las Vegas, Nevada
  11. Panel: "So What About XGA?", IBM Camp XGA, April 1992, San Jose, California
  12. Panel: "Windows Display Benchmarks: How Useful Are They?", VESA Fall ’92, November 15, 1992, Las Vegas, Nevada
  13. Panel: "Windows Display Benchmarking", Western Digital Graphics Forum, January 1993, Santa Clara, California
  14. "Evaluating Graphics Acceleration", Silicon Valley PC Design Conference, July 1993, Santa Clara, California
  15. "Bereft Of Reason: Starting Your Own Company", GNSEG Meeting (Greater Nashua Software Entrepreneur’s Group), October 7, 1993, Nashua, New Hampshire
  16. "PC Graphics Technology and Performance", Autodesk University ’93, October 1993, San Francisco, California
  17. "Demystifying 3D Technology", VESA Fall ’93, November 1993, Las Vegas, Nevada
  18. Panel, VESA Fall ’93, November 1993, Las Vegas, Nevada
  19. "VESA Advanced Graphics Interface (VAGI) Update", VESA Spring ’94, Atlanta, Georgia
  20. Panel: "CAD Performance", A/E/C SYSTEMS ’94, June 1994, Washington, DC
  21. "Evaluating Graphics Boards And Monitors", Autodesk University, October 1994, Atlanta, Georgia
  22. Panel: "Improving AutoCAD Performance", Autodesk University, October 1994, Atlanta, Georgia
  23. Panel: "Software Company Strategies in New Hampshire", Software ’94, October 1994, Nashua, New Hampshire
  24. "Bootstrapping Your Software Company", Software ’96, October 1996, Manchester, New Hampshire
  25. Panel: "Software Company Success Stories", GNSEG Meeting, May 1997, Nashua New Hampshire
  26. "Millennial Scantasies", Hewlett-Packard Scanner Summit, June 1997, Greeley, Colorado
  27. "Understanding the Internet", DEMA (Dive Equipment and Marketing Association), January 15, 1998, New Orleans, Louisiana
  28. "Internet Myths & Realities", DEMA (Dive Equipment and Marketing Association), January 15, 1998, New Orleans, Louisiana
  29. "Bonaire: Flora, Fauna, WebCams, and e-Family", Boston Sea Rovers 48th Annual Underwater Clinic, March 2, 2002, Boston, Massachusetts
  30. "What Your Web Site Needs to Sell Dive Travel", 6th Annual Selling Dive Travel Conference, October 21, 2002, Las Vegas, Nevada

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