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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 2001
Page
11
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Elijah McCoy, born in Canada in 1844 to former Kentucky slaves, devised 57 devices for steam engines and household use. Legends tie his name to the phrase the Real McCoy, and Fecimotogy plans to feature a Black mentor or scientist weekly in February.
Tina Johnson-Marcel reports on whether the digital divide persists in Syracuse area. Executives Todd Collins and Mike Ryan discuss gaps by income and race, with local data from the 2000 Scarborough Report showing 54 percent Internet access and 61 percent computer ownership in Central New York.
Ebay Inc will conceal customer email addresses to prevent harvest by junk mailers and to make closing deals without Ebay harder. Spokesman Kevin Pursglove cites hundreds of weekly complaints from users who receive unsolicited emails after using the site.
Groups say Banat Public used secure cameras to scan 100000 fans at the Super Bowl last month. Experts warn covert digital facial scans are unreliable in public settings. Tampa police identified 19 people with criminal histories by cross checking images. Fort Lauderdale Chief Michael D Brasfield stresses balancing safety with rights.
Graham Brown, a wireless industry professional, questions ads claiming WAP will soon deliver Internet power to phones. Despite WAP guiding mobile access in Europe and the US, early text-only services drew weak user response as many crave full Web experiences on devices.
Christian pastor Drew Field moves from finance to faith aiming to establish a new church in Silicon Valley where high housing costs and fast pace hinder church attendance. He contrasts local religion with a Gallup cited national rate and notes clergy worry about keeping congregations amid tech life.
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