Gulf seafood industry fights oil spill stigma
Gulf fishing and processing workers face a consumer trust crisis as BP reports progress sealing the Deepwater Horizon spill. Despite safety tests showing many Gulf seafood samples safe, shoppers and buyers worry taint from oil. Industry leaders urge confidence while some buyers switch to imports and fishermen delay or scale back trips. Officials note most seafood tests pass and regulators say dispersants pose no health risk.
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Saudi moves toward BlackBerry data access deal in Saudi Arabia
Saudi officials say a preliminary agreement with Research in Motion would place a BlackBerry server inside Saudi Arabia to allow government monitoring of messages. The move aims to avert a ban on BlackBerry Messenger while raising broader regional regulatory questions and security concerns.
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