The Coming 3-D Movie Era
Marshall Brain explains the 3-D transformation in cinema. Dreamworks and other studios plan all future animated films in 3-D, with thousands of theaters equipped by 2009. The article contrasts anaglyph and polarized-light methods, describing dual projector systems and polarized glasses used to deliver separate left and right eye images.
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Warming Up to the Web in Chicago Among Seniors
The piece notes seniors like 76 year old Manus Kraft embracing online tasks from podcasts to Google Reader as more older adults go online. It highlights the growing share of Internet use among those over 65, the rise of boomer online communities like Eons, and lessons from teacher The Mac Tutor about patient, simple instruction.
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Chicago
Manus Kraft
Google
Kraft
Facebook
Pew Internet & American Life Center
Nataki Clarke
AARP
Susan Good
America
Good
Tony Marengo
Marengo
Yahoo
Kraff
Kraff Eye Institute
Jeff Taylor
Monster.com
Eons.com
Eons
MySpace
Taylor
U.S
Pew
Hydrox cookies return as Kellogg marks 100th anniversary
Hydrox cream filled cookies, rivals to Oreos, reappear on shelves after Kellogg revived the brand for its 100th anniversary. Fans flood calls and petitions, while online chatter grows about nostalgia and potential market demand.
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Hydrox
Kellogg
Information Resources
America
Kraft Foods
Laurie Guzzinati
Oreo
Kirk Knighton
Bainbridge Island
Wash
Bob Eshelman
Pam
Camano Island
John Jensen
Sunshine Biscuit Co
Keebler
Ann Beattie
Kim Burton
Wichita
Kan
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