Gil Amelio announces a sweeping reorganization of Apple Computer, and Apple announces a contest for the best Mac-built pages on the Web. Also, check out details on why you aren't seeing PowerBooks on store shelves, plus information on repair programs for Performas, a new CompuServe client for Newton 2.0, and TableWorks, a new WYSIWYG HTML table editor. Finally we round out the issue with news about an online course on cyberspace law, and a brief essay on being an Internet provider in a time of flood.

Topics:

• MailBITS/03-Jun-96
• Newton MessagePad Regains Its Email Voice
• Tables Go WYSIWYG in TableWorks
• Internet Flooding
• Hardware Happens

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