Kasparov Takes on World in Cyberspace Chess Match
World champion Garry Kasparov faces a world team in Kasparov vs the World an Internet tournament hosted by Microsoft Gaming Zone The World Team votes on moves with Kasparov replying within 24 hours The event follows his Knicks victory in 1995 and marks a landmark clash of chess and technology with a global audience and a 400 square foot board witnessed in Washington DC
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Microsoft faces fierce competition in push for innovation
Witness Richard Schmalensee told Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson that Microsoft faces intense rivalries from Apple Computer and the Linux movement. He described server based software delivered over high speed Internet as the next phase, while noting Internet adoption elevates the platform of choice. Boies countered that Windows dominance remains the central issue.
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Corrositex Test Aims to Cut Animal Skin Burns Testing
A federal advisory panel backed Corrositex, an artificial skin test to identify corrosive chemicals. If positive, a chemical could be classified as corrosive without animal testing. if not, animals would be used to check irritation. Experts cite potential reduction in animal use and smoother regulation by EPA.
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