Thursday, June 19, 2003Hatch = Idiot!
Senator OK with zapping pirates' PCs. Sen. Orrin Hatch retreats a bit from his suggestion that copyright holders should be able to remotely destroy the PCs of music pirates, but he says the proposal is still alive. [CNET News.com]
- Posted by Gary Secondino - 5:07:34 AM - trackback []
- Posted by Gary Secondino - 5:07:34 AM - trackback []
Google Starts Self-Service for Content Ads
AdSense allows small publishers to sign up on their own to carry Google's content-targeted listings. [internetnews.com: Top News]
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- Posted by Gary Secondino - 4:59:53 AM - trackback []
WHO says SARS is stopped dead
The chief of the World Health Organization declared Tuesday that SARS has been "stopped dead in its tracks" ? contained less than 100 days since the sounding of a global alert.
But experts said China, whose capital, Beijing, is the only place still under a WHO travel warning, holds the key to whether severe acute respiratory syndrome will resurface. - Posted by Gary Secondino - 4:37:54 AM - trackback []
But experts said China, whose capital, Beijing, is the only place still under a WHO travel warning, holds the key to whether severe acute respiratory syndrome will resurface.
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Kodak Reduces Profit Estimate for 2nd Quarter by About Half
Wednesday was the third time this year that Kodak has pulled back on earnings forecasts, and investors punished the stock. By Claudia H. Deutsch. [New York Times: Business] - Posted by Gary Secondino - 4:26:57 AM - trackback []
Sad. Had Kodak taken action a decade ago when I reported to the management about the impact and opportunities of digital technology on their business the company would be in a very different position from today.
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