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`01.Jul.2004` Golem IT-News (Website)	Golem: Commodore VC-20 Celebrates Resurrection - as MP3 Player Golem IT News also noticed the announcement from Commodore during a press conference in the middle of June (amiga-news.de reported): "After the Dutch concern Tulip (which a short while ago took posession of the market rights for the name Commodore) just released a joystick-included TV games device, comes the next product: the eVic-20 GB - a portable MP3 player with hard-drive." Read the complete article at Golem IT News under the title link. (nba) (Translation: dm) [News message: 01. Jul. 2004, 12:08] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`01.Jul.2004` Brad Webb (E-Mail)	Amiga Update Newsletter #040630 from Brad Webb Under the title link you'll find the complete Amiga Update newsletter for June, 2004. In his English-language newsletter Brad Webb collates monthly all of the important Amiga developments. Topics of this issue: OS 4.0 Pre-release to Developers OS 4.0 Update from Hyperion New Hyperion Website Amiga Alpe Adria almost here! AmiWest Ticket Form Two new versions of PageStream More SView IV freeware VirusZ III updated Latest from WinUAE Malibu 1.1 plugin is out PicShow for OS4, others The latest from ... Commodore? (nba) (Translation: dm) [News message: 01. Jul. 2004, 11:44] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`30.Jun.2004` Amigaworld.net (Website)	Article: Recompiling old C programs for AmigaOS4 Peter Hutchison has created an article for IntuitionBase which covers the issues for recompiling old programs written in C for the AmigaOne with AmigaOS4. His experience is most with SAS 6.5x and Storm C. (snx) (Translation: ub) [News message: 30. Jun. 2004, 19:18] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`30.Jun.2004` Murakami (ANF)	Magazine: aMiGa=PoWeR, issue 27 aMiGa=PoWeR is a French newspaper published by the French association AFLE. Entirely laser printed, A=P is distributed in the whole world. This issue contains the following topics: News: AmigaOS4 prerelease, more about MorphOS 1.5, IBrowse 2.4... Reviews: Hollywood Designer 1.0, Open Transport Tycoon De Luxe, DOSBox... and many other articles about Breakpoint 2004, UBoot tutorial... (cg) [News message: 30. Jun. 2004, 01:45] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`24.Jun.2004` Christian Rosentreter (E-Mail)	Golem: Why Don't We Rebel Against Copyright Law - Interview with L. Lessig "Why don't we rebel against copyright?" is the question, in relation to which Golem.de has conducted an interview with professor of jurisprudence Lawrence Lessig, who's a decisive critic of the present copyright regulations and a member of the board of the Free Software Foundation. In the discussion with Golem.de he talks about his vision of the culture of the 21st century, criticizes copyrights - which belong to companies, who hold onto them while the actual author dies sooner or later, and speaks in favor of necessity to have P2P exchange methods. (snx) (Translation: dm) [News message: 24. Jun. 2004, 17:23] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`24.Jun.2004` Amigaplus	AMIGAplus 06/2004 - Everything for the Amiga One In the new AMIGAplus 06/2004 (#148) you can read about the following reports among others: [report summaries not translated -DM] Amiga One: Compatible Hardware Big Special: the 50 best Tools for the Classic Amiga Review: Open Transport Tycoon And more: Test: Turboboard Viper 1230/40 Review: Cocolino mouse adapter Amiga Status Report: Before the Pre-Release... Shareware: New from the 'Net Emu-Corner: New Version of WinUAE Table Calculations Workshop (Part 3) The latest from the Amiga Market Report: Demoscene, What Now? and much more AMIGAplus is available by subscription, single issue order and in Amiga speciality shops at the price of five euros. (sn) (Translation: dm) [News message: 24. Jun. 2004, 12:08] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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