As Adam celebrates his 29th birthday, we learn about Apple's plans to enter the restaurant business and about new versions of the online workhorses Anarchie and BBEdit. We have news about a 43.2 Kbps modem technology from AetherWorks and Apple's Open Transport/PPP. In addition, Tonya reviews Robin Williams's latest book, and Dan Meriwether discusses how the Web is changing expectations about how companies are supposed to do business.

Topics:

• MailBITS/18-Nov-96
• AetherWorks Breaks the Sound Barrier
• Web Authoring with Robin Williams
• The P-P-Plot Thickens: Open Transport/PPP 1.0
• Making Money on the Internet

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