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	About eWorld Records
		Our online store, with thousands of Arabic, Armenian, Greek, Persian and Turkish records and movies (with more cultures to come) makes us the premiere destination for international entertainment products.
		At eWorld Records, we feel the large general interest superstores of the Internet fail to cater to the specialized needs of many shoppers, and focus on quantity rather than quality.
		eWorld Records remains committed to customers satisfaction, with an emphasis on meeting individual and specialized needs and demands which can not be met by other large internet retailers.
	www.eworldrecords.com /aboutus.html (202 words)

	EWorld - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		eWorld was considered too expensive, was marketed infrequently, and consequently failed to attract a high number of subscribers.
		The eWorld service was a combination of the vast technical and support archives of the previous AppleLink services and a more traditional community service like AOL and CompuServe.
		The eWorld service was Mac-only but a Windows version was promised to appear in 1995, however it never left the early beta stage.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/EWorld (1231 words)

	New eWorld order: Apple’s revolutionary marketing tool
		eWorld, Apple’s short-lived Internet service, is regarded as another one of Apple’s memorable flops, and has been noted for its steep prices and slim offerings that were eventually blown over as the Web took charge as the king of the Internet.
		Nevertheless, former eWorld citizens still associate the ill-fated service with warm, cozy feelings of community coupled with a mournful disappointment that it no longer exists.
		The first building on the eWorld block could be a Software Warehouse, where users can browse through a selection of quality shareware and freeware programs that have been hand-picked by Apple.
	www.cornstalker.com /journal/articles/osopinion/05_eworld.html (771 words)

	EWorld - WikiMac (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		In the early 1990s as online services were becoming widely popular Apple was looking into replacing their aging dealer-only online service known as AppleLink.
		John Ebbs, Apple's head of support, convinced the management that the system ought to be Macintosh-based to take advantage of the Mac's graphical interface.
		However, it turned out that eWorld was launched as the heyday of proprietary online services was ending due to the spread of Internet access.
	mac.wikia.com /wiki/EWorld (945 words)

	The eWorld That Was and Wasn't (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Seeing eWorld show up on the list of Apple's biggest flops was interesting to me. I understand the perception but having spent 4 years in Apple's Online services gives me some insight into the rise and fall of eWorld that the author may not have possessed.
		Neither eWorld nor Newton were launched but the decision was made to loan a programmer from the eWorld team to the Newton team to add email.
		The biggest effect of the eWorld delays was that there were at that time key dates that had to be met in order to ship eWorld bundled on every Mac.
	chris2x.com /C600416119/E831490360 (1374 words)

	The Adrenaline Group \| Publications
		eWorld was designed to bridge the gap between computer nerd-dom and Main Street, and nothing was going to stop it.
		Compared to the other services available, eWorld was able to personalize my experience and make it friendly.
		The eWorld interface development team overlooked the simple and basic need of the user - the ability quickly access information and nimbly navigate through the community.
	www.adrenaline.com /english/pubs/ia/innovative_ui.html (1071 words)

	BEA eWorld 2003
		Keynotes: The mornings at eWorld were filled with interesting speeches from industry leaders, including BEA CEO Alfred Chuang, HP CEO Carly Fiorina, and Intel VP John Davies.
		Universal Studios Party: eWorld attendees got a chance to ride one the world's fastest rollercoasters, dance with superheroes, and fight in a virtual reality arena at eWorld's Tuesday night Convergence Party, held at Marvel Super Hero Island at Universal Studios.
		Wireless technology was also the theme of Intel VP John Davies' keynote on Tuesday morning.
	www.bea.com /content/news_events/events/eworld/2003/home.jsp (311 words)

	Water eWorld (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The main duty of the ESA was to uphold the rules or standards on eWorld.
		eWorld was not the biggest but we did make it safe for people to have intelligent conversations.
		Jenna, the Manager of the eWorld Community Conference Crew and the ESA, is the master of Community.
	www.axon.net.au /eworld/ronesa.html (266 words)

	VAW: AOL, eWorld and an LC 580
		eWorld was finally put to rest at midnight on March 31, 1996.
		eWorld SimpleText Read Me Now that you know the history of Apple's early telecom failures, you might be asking yourself, "What about the LC 580?" I am so glad you asked.
		This computer was like a time capsule, and as you might have guessed, it had the eWorld software loaded on the hard drive.
	homepage.mac.com /vectronic/2003/opinion/0723.html (1336 words)

	Apple turns off eWorld, turns to Net \| CNET News.com
		Apple Computer will announce the demise of its eWorld online service and outline its strategy for the Net.
		Apple executives have confirmed that the company is pulling the plug on eWorld on March 31.
		Now, eWorld will disappear altogether as a branded service and in its place Apple will greatly expand its presence on the Web.
	news.com.com /Apple+turns+off+eWorld,+turns+.../2100-1023_3-206546.html (545 words)

	Chapter 12: Commercial Services
		eWorld splits large email messages that come in from the Internet at about 23K each, which is a pain, but an improvement from the previous 7K chunks.
		Apple is making eWorld software available for free if you call 800-775-4556, and there are often some special deals with something like 10 free hours of use in the first month.
		In addition, the eWorld software is bundled with the definitive book on eWorld, called eWorld: The Official Guide for Macintosh Users, (Hayden Books, 1994), written by long-time author and Macworld editor Cary Lu along with John Milligan.
	www.tidbits.com /iskm/iskm3html/pt3/ch12/ch12d.html (2169 words)

	As eWorld Sinks, Which Lifeboat?
		The exodus of Macintosh users from eWorld will be just a blip in the on-line universe, compared with the growth of the Internet, which adds millions of people a year.
		Still, the eWorld diaspora will be interesting to watch as an indicator of the future direction of computer networks.
		Some analysts contend that the so-called proprietary on-line information networks like eWorld, Prodigy, Compuserve and America Online, all of which require their customers to use special software, and all of which strive to create unique information resources, are doomed either to join the Web or to be swallowed by it.
	partners.nytimes.com /library/cyber/compcol/0312compcol.html (858 words)

	eWorld! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Started in 1993, eWorld was the portal for anyone who owned a Macintosh and wanted to share information, chat or send e-mail to other Macintosh owners.
		eWorld was a closed system, as the Internet was nowhere in sight to open it's doors like it is today.
		Anyone in eWorld's system could send/receive electronic mail.
	www.mac512.com /eworld.htm (161 words)

	Demo CCC's Stop on the eWorld Off World Tour '96 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		While this is greeted with sadness and anger by many, it has spurred many eWorld staff to try to achieve the greatest human diaspora, on-line or off, since Moses lead the Jews out of Egypt.
		Be aware that this will not be visible until after you have quit and restarted the eWorld application.
		In our case, that architecture was the eWorld interface, the software and the rooms that channelled our thoughts.
	www.axon.net.au /eWorld/DemoTour.html (685 words)

	eWorld (Pvt.) Ltd.
		When I click on the Netscape envelope a pop up window comes up with the message: "Netscape is unable to use the POP3 server because you have not provided a Username.
		August 9, 2003 eWorld participated in ITCN exhibition and launches its new scratch card of 4 hours with night free for just Rs.
		Nov 9th 2002, eWorld introduces Unlimited for Single Users with data transfer of up to 1 Gigabyte, a brand new concept in Unlimited packages.
	www.eworld.net.pk /showfaq.asp?fldAuto=4 (668 words)

	bnute projects - Apple Computer eWorld Marketing CD-ROM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Grafica was hired by the eWorld marketing team to create a CD-ROM that included not only the online community software, but also an interactive segment which introduced the user to the community discussing the features and benefits of eWorld.
		As Art Director for the project, our goal was to create an engaging demo that would entice new users to join the community.
		eWorld's imagery was strong and vibrant, yet the metaphor of the town would not go far beyond the main interface.
	www.bnute.com /projects/cdrom/eworld.html (146 words)

	BEA eWorld 2004
		BEA eWorld is the premier annual conference on enterprise application infrastructure, hosted by the leader in the industry.
		Whether you're in the early stages of exploring SOA or you're already on the move, this year's BEA eWorld provides the information, resources and contacts to take you to the next level -- and to ensure that your time here is a smart business investment.
		You won't want to miss hearing daily keynote addresses from industry luminaries and attending your choice of over 100 technical and business sessions where you will gain the latest insight from BEA experts as well as BEA Partners and Customers.
	www.indyjug.net /eWorld.html (340 words)

	The Mac512 User Group Takes Us On A Tour Through... eWorld \|\| The Mac Observer
		Launched in June of 1994 and available exclusively to Mac users, eWorld had a small, but loyal user base that reached 147,500 users at the time of its closing in 1996.
		This is a nice trip down memory lane for those of you who remember eWorld, and an educational look at a piece of Apple's past for those who don't.
		Converse's eWorld story as they are entirely complementary to each other.
	www.macobserver.com /article/2001/03/08.10.shtml (699 words)

	John Reynolds's Blog: BEA eWorld 2004 day-by-day
		Austin's been realtively cool so far this year, but it's still humid and sticky, so I was really looking forward to the change.
		The first day of eWorld was pretty slow for me since I did not sign up for the pre-conference workshops.
		Tomorrow "indoctrination" will begin in earnest, and by the end of the week I'll be chanting "SOA" with a dazed look on my face (Resistance is futile, I will be assimilated).
	weblogs.java.net /pub/wlg/1332 (2104 words)

	eWorld Online Gambling Casino
		eWorld uses the service of CompEcash.com, one of the largest e-commerce providers in the world.
		If you made your deposit with a credit card, your initial credit card deposit is credited back to your credit card and your profit will be sent to you or you may choose to leave your profit in your account.
		Created by Real Time Gaming, eWorld's casino games are the most realistic you've seen, providing virtual gambling action like fljack, slots, video poker and more.
	www.zyra.net /eworld.htm (726 words)

	FTPOnline - BEA eWorld 2004 - O'Reilly: BEA Positioned to Leverage Open Source (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Open source guru Tim O'Reilly issued a challenge to the BEA community in his eWorld 2004 technical keynote to help build an Internet operating system in which BEA and its ecosystem achieve commercial advantage by promoting an architecture that is open and accessible.
		Introduced by BEA's Vice President of Developer Marketing Cornelius Willis as a "pragmatic revolutionary," O'Reilly lived up to that billing by seeking to define a role and business model for companies such as BEA to profit by advancing open source technologies.
		Dan Ruby is the editorial director of FTP's enterprise group.
	www.fawcette.com /weblogicpro/2004_05/online/oreilly (469 words)

	Remembering eWorld
		The feeling of community was much more profound on eWorld.
		See the creative work of many people as they customized eWorld's opening screens.
		The tour is totally broken, none of the links to other sites work anymore.
	www.ilenesmachine.com /eworld.shtml (185 words)

	BEA Systems CEO Alfred Chuang to Kick-off BEA eWorld China With Keynote on Innovation
		Chuang is expected to discuss some of the changes permeating China's business landscape, emphasizing how he believes that IT executives can become the heroes of those changes by implementing new, innovative and competitive technology strategies based on a Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA).
		BEA eWorld China 2004 BEA eWorld China 2004 marks the first time BEA has held its annual technical conference in Shanghai, China.
		With the theme "Future Built on BEA", BEA eWorld China 2004 -- December 16-17, 2004 -- is expected to bring together more than 3,000 IT industry decision-makers, senior executives and technology developers, government officials, as well as media and market research professionals.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=109&STORY=/www/story/12-13-2004/0002628061&EDATE= (724 words)

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	www.eworld.com.au (227 words)

	BEA eWorld China 2004 Premieres in Shanghai
		The theme of this year's conference is "Forward Looking Technology Building the Framework for the Future." During the two-day conference, BEA is demonstrating some of the newest global technology and applications through a series of presentations, technology demonstrations and focused events like the CEO Forum and Developers Day.
		Chuang praised the achievements made by BEA China during the past seven years and proposed that enterprises operating in China's new economic environment build IT systems based on SOA architecture to help increase their competitiveness and productivity and to help them further integrate into the global economy.
		BEA eWorld China 2004 was the first BEA conference organized in China in recent years that focused on software development professionals.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=109&STORY=/www/story/12-16-2004/0002636197&EDATE= (1024 words)

	Mac-Forums.com - eWorld recreation, anyone?
		I remember how nice and friendly eWorld was.
		If you think about it eWorld was way ahead of it's time.
		I don't think it would do to well now though given all of the free communities online right now.
	www.mac-forums.com /forums/showthread.php?t=32871&goto=newpost (315 words)

	eWorld - MacShrine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		I'm not sure but I think it was an early online community type thing.
		eWorld was apples early shot at an online service or community....
		I dont know why, but no one liked or used it.
	www.macshrine.com /forums/software-corner/65-eworld.html (85 words)

	eWorld - Page 3 - MacShrine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		So forget it, the problem with eWorld was that Apple NEVER distributed it, and never advertised it.
		They just pre-installed it on every Mac and was hoping user's would suddenly be interested by finding it on their computer
		(hes never heard of eworld cause hes a pc user.
	www.macshrine.com /forums/software-corner/65-eworld-3.html#post4921 (429 words)

	BEA Announces Liquid Computing strategy at eWorld 2004
		Posted by: Eric Preston on May 26, 2004 @ 03:05 PM BEA's Chairmand and CEO, Alfred Chuang launched eWorld 2004 by announcing their new strategy called Liquid Computing.
		The recent postings are due to the large number of press releases from BEA around eWorld.
		There are some news posts on BEA this week, as they have announced some interesting things at eWorld.
	www.theserverside.com /news/thread.tss?thread_id=26194 (5046 words)

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