Internet war broadens U S view of foreign media
The article notes Americans increasingly access international news via the Internet to gain non American perspectives on global events. It cites visitors to foreign sites since Sept 11, reliance on foreign journalists, and warnings about misinformation from sources like DebkaFile. It discusses benefits and risks, including government control, ethics concerns, and the potential impact on public opinion.
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United States
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Columbia University
Associated Press
Asim Mughal
Pakistan
San Francisco
Giora Shamis
DebkaFile
Menme Internet
Matt Drudger
Bob Steele
The
MSNBC
CNN
ABC
BBC
Recrenalon
U.S
Non U S News Sources in Global Context
A compact index lists non U S news outlets including Al Ahram An Nahar Daily Star JPost Outlook India and Al Bawaba with notes on origin operations and regional focus. It also mentions Afghanistan Online Payam e Mujahid and BBC Guardian Guardian UK among Western sources outside the United States.
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Ttism
Stanley Kober
Cato Institute
Reper
Dawn
Karachi
Pakistan
Times of India
An-Nahar
Beirut
Lawn
Ermanesaeaning Corp
Poynter Institute
Al-Ahram
Ahram
Naire
Naharnet
Lebanon
The
Daily Star
Dailystar
Jerusalem Post
Jpost
Outlook India
Guardian Cro Gardan, Co
British Ee Cabadiad Broadcasting Corp
Cbe.ca
Online software rentals face cautious future despite growth
Industry executives note a potential shift to Internet access for software but remain skeptical. Major firms resist relinquishing in house programs as ASPs push online subscription models. Analysts warn of market saturation and unknown demand for rental software.
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Mahonee Serama
Beleve Techyket Ot
PeopleSoftne
Co Capcewey
Charlie Phillgs
Morgan Stanley
Dean Witter
Peo
Cardinal Rules for Home Computing and a Quicken Deluxe Review
The author recalls two guiding rules for computing avoid fixes when not broken and verify data after changes. After receiving a review copy of Quicken Deluxe 2002 Intuit’s product prompts an upgrade while the writer, long familiar with Quicken 98, faces data re-entry challenges. The piece emphasizes following established rules to prevent frustration.
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CompuDevil
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