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Novell's Schmidt: Live The Web Life Last Updated: 3/25/98; 5:45 p.m. ET Novell CEO Eric Schmidt says e-commerce will fundamentally change the nature of the Web -- a multibillion dollar force pushing the Web industry to find new ways to support the insatiable demand for bandwidth. (requires NetShow) Video Clip: The Ascent of the Internet Protocal Speaking at his company's annual Brainshare developer conference, Eric Schmidt, the former chief technology office for Sun Microsystems sees a discontinuity between IP and voice, but says the advent of IP telephony will have a profound impact on the communications sector. Recent Videos: Schmidt Speaks On Competition With Microsoft (02/27/98) Novell CTO Glenn Ricart On Efforts To Improve Marketing (12/08/97) News: • Q&A With Eric Schmidt: Novell Is Back • Novell Tightens Sun Ties • Novell Beefs Up NetWare 5.0 • Novell Touts NetWare 5.0 Java Virtual Machine • NetWare To Be Optimized For Merced More TechWeb Videos

INDUSTRY • Novell stock quote • company profile • Novell Website:   www.novell.com If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. By working with Netscape and Microsoft, Novell wants to get its NetWare customers excited about the company. All videos courtesy of CNBC Business Video. You can receive these videos in their entirety by joining its service. To play videos, you'll need the NetShow player.

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