Mike Romano

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Death on Dexter

Grisly details and grieving family fail to sway all-white jury.

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Pole position

A group of punks are sticking it to City Hall with an initiative to repeal Seattle's poster ban.

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Joining Sam’s Club

Can Amazon.com and Sidewalk.com remake themselves into Web-Marts?

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Campaign 2000.com

The administration's antitrust crusade may hurt Gore's chances in Redmond, but help him in California.

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University

Liberation technology

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Microfraud?

A Microsoft executive accuses the company of cooking its books.

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The Happy Martyr

Why Mark Sidran loves to be hated.

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The mouse that roared

Forget the feds. It's up to an obscure Utah company to prove what we already know: that Microsoft…

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The Encircled Square

Can Pioneer Square survive an onslaught of stadiums and chain stores?

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A deadly term

The term-limits movement declares war on one of its own—Congressman George Nethercutt.

Arts & Culture

The network is out there

Some surprisingly sane scientists (and one moderately sane Microsoft exec) want to use your PC to find alien…

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Devil’s bargain

As owl and salmon protections fizzle, a desperate attempt is made to hammer out a statewide forest conservation…

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Adobe

in, and out

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How Gates got game

Microsoft built the most popular gaming site on the Web despite itself.

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Drugstore.com: Anybody home?

On February 25, when the latest sure-to-drive-Wall Street-mad Web business, Drugstore.com, opened, nobody could get in. Well, maybe…

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Unkind cuts

Seattle may soon get its fair share of federal homeless funds. And that spells disaster.

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Welcome to the fishbowl

'Real World' Seattle finally hits the tube.

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Networking protocol

Dealing with Washington, DC, Microsoft lends a whole new meaning to the word "network."

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Damming Nethercutt

What does salmon have to do with term limits?

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Lapping it up

Microsoft's campaign to give every student a laptop meets resistance—from Bill Gates' alma mater