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Technology Stocks : IFMX - Investment Discussion

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To: frank doolittle who wrote (9013)1/28/1998 12:33:00 PM
From: Jason Chesshir  Read Replies (1) of 14631
 
The AP launched a news service called The Wire a year ago on
the Illustra database, which Informix acquired in late 1995
when it bought Illustra Information Technologies. The
upgrade to Informix's newer Universal Data Option will make
it possible for The Wire to support more users as the
service catches on with AP's news media membership.
Eventually, The Wire will also support video and audio, says
Mark Berns, AP's technology manager for multimedia services.
The Wire provides business, national, and international news
on the Web to some 200 newspapers and broadcast media, which
provide links to the AP service via their own Web sites. The
Wire can also be accessed directly at wire.ap.org.

Informix says its object relational database, formerly
called Universal Server, is now in use by 1,000 customers.
The product was introduced in December 1996 as the next big
breakthrough in database technology, but it was then blamed
for Informix's financial problems in 1997 when companies
were slow to buy it. -- John Foley

(For more IT news, see InformationWeek Online at
informationweek.com.)
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