Schedule Online helps you organize your busy life
Matt Barnek of GS Networks promotes Schedule Online as a web based calendar tool to share and sync family and friends schedules. The system uses organizations to grant access, checks conflicts, sends updates by email, and works from any browser.
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Internet World
Los Angeles
Microsoft
Barrick
Orioles
Internet threats and free speech in the Colorado tragedy
Debating blame for Internet service providers in the high school massacre case, the piece explores legal lines on online threats and hate sites. It covers First Amendment protections, potential prosecutions for specific threats, ISP liability, and urged parental guidance amid rising cyber risks.
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Colorado
Eric Harris
Ian Klebold
Harris
Brooks Brown
Brown
University of Virginia Law
Robert O'Neil
Mr. O'Neil
UC Irvine
Richard J. Machado
Fises Aben
Portland
Ore
Barnett Slepian
Buffalo, N.Y
Nuremberg
Neal Horsley
Dr. Slepian
Ms. Steele
Dianne Feinstein
San Francisco
America Online
AOL
Kim McCreery
United States
Ms. McCreery
Net Nanny
Cyber Patrol
Cybersitter
Surf
Parry Aftab
Cyber Angels
Mr. Aftab
Aftab
CyberAngels
Abraham Cooper
Simon Wiesenthal
Toshiba unveils Tegacky pocket letter phone in Tokyo sale surge
Atsuko Yokoo showcases Toshiba Tegacky a pocket hand written letter phone using the pocket bell network of DDI in Tokyo. Toshiba sold 40 000 units at 5000 yen monthly since release in Japan on February 18.
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Atsuko Yokoo
Toshiba
Tokyo
Pocket Bell
DDI
Japan
Five companies picked to register Web addresses
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers chose AOL and four others to help consumers register Web addresses an open competition experiment. Existing master list management by Network Solutions Inc. continues with a $35 annual fee while the five firms pay Network Solutions for admin rights.
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Washington
America
AOL
George Vradenburg
Robert Seidman
Seidman
Network Solutions
Jim Whitney
U.S
Internet
Internet Corporation For
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Rush Down review disses EA Infogrames title for PS
The News Sentinel critic pans Rush Down a joint by Electronic Arts Infogrames and Canal Multimedia for PlayStation calling the extreme sports racer sloppy to control and limited in moves. Kayaking failed to surface, gameplay lacks tricks, graphics only decent, training unnecessary, and rental suggested.
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Electronic Arts
Canal+ Multimedia
Infogrames
PlayStation
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