On another subject, for those of you who haven't heard it through the grapevine, I'm leaving Morph's Oupost and will not be producing Daily Spectrum after November 17. Prodigy members will also be able to vote on their favorite CD-ROMs and get updates as they happen. The service is the brainchild of Steve Rosenfield, formerly of Ziff Davis Publishing and founding member of Windows Sources, Mac User and Family Computing magazines. Macromedia Director Programmers with multimedia authoring exp. Database Programmer with 2yrs.
All positions offer an excellent relocation and benefits package.
The show is organized by the same folks who publish Journal du Multimedia, a respected French newsletter. For years at this January event they've been celebrating fine interactive multimedia development efforts in all categories - business, education, and entertainment, and 1996 will be no different. Competition entries will be displayed for three days, then an international jury selects winners and hands out awards at a gala event. If you're at all interested in exposing your CD-ROM at this influential show, please contact me as soon as possible for entry fee and application details. From Mark Petrakis, the inimitable Spoonman and the infogroove's grooviest host, comes word of a tasty-sounding SF Bay area happening this week.