Harassment Storm Rocks New York TV News Power Structure
In New York City a wave of sexual misconduct cases hits major networks as NBC fires Matt Lauer and others follow. Charlie Rose, Mark Halperin, Bill OReilly, and Roger Ailes are among the departed or scrutinized figures. Industry observers link power abuse to a broader Hollywood and political pattern amid renewed accountability.
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the New Republic
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Rare Apple Blue Box and Apple I up for auction
Bonhams in New York lists two Apple artifacts from the early era. Steve Wozniak’s Blue Box from 1972 carries an estimated 30 000 to 50 000 dollars. An Apple I computer built by Woz and Jobs, from 1976, is expected to fetch 400 000 to 600 000 dollars and still works with 4KB memory. The sale also features Alan Turing dissertation copy and a 1973 Steve Jobs employment form.
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