Fall Internet World '96 kicked off today in New York with over 500 exhibitors including Apple, AT&T, Borland, Cabletron, Compaq, CompuServe, Digital, JavaSoft, Microsoft, Netscape and Novell.Keynote speakers at the three-day show include IBM chairman and CEO Lou Gerstner and Netscape founder Marc Andreesen.
Fall Internet World '96 kicked off today in New York with over 500 exhibitors including Apple, AT&T, Borland, Cabletron, Compaq, CompuServe, Digital, JavaSoft, Microsoft, Netscape and Novell.
Keynote speakers at the three-day show include IBM chairman and CEO Lou Gerstner and Netscape founder Marc Andreesen.
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