Reporter's Notebook: Lost in the Windy City

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Reporter's Notebook: Impressive Storage
at IDF

Reporter's Notebook: Impressive Storage
at IDF 09/09/2004 01:52 AM
While apparently grappling with his own sanity, our intrepid showfloor reporter, Mark Hachman, discovers the latest in super hard drive technology, external SATA RAID and 3-GBits/s Serial ATA 2.

Reporter's Notebook: Notes from NAMM

Reporter's Notebook: Notes from NAMM 07/26/2004 07:26 AM
by Dennis Sellers - The NAMM expo which, strange as it seems, is the short title of the International Music Products Association expo -- has concluded its run here in Nashville, and it's been a hot week -- in more ways than one...

Reporter's Notebook: On the LinuxWorld
Floor

Reporter's Notebook: On the LinuxWorld
Floor 01/23/2004 02:19 PM
eWeek Jan 23 2004 11:51AM GMT

Lotusphere 2004: Reporter's notebook

Lotusphere 2004: Reporter's notebook 01/27/2004 01:44 PM
A slew of new products is aimed at helping companies complete their Lotus Notes and Domino deployments.

Reporter's Notebook: Keynote
Observations

Reporter's Notebook: Keynote
Observations 01/07/2004 06:15 PM
If Bruce Springstein and Beyonce were giving a free joint concert, the line couldn't have been any longer. By Dennis Sellers (MacMinute via MyAppleMenu)

Reporter's Notebook: the Apple store and
winding down

Reporter's Notebook: the Apple store and
winding down 06/04/2004 05:57 AM
by Dennis Sellers - The weather in Chicago has been great for the second annual Mac Design Conference...

Reporter's Notebook: MWSF musings and
predictions

Reporter's Notebook: MWSF musings and
predictions 01/05/2004 03:46 AM
by Dennis Sellers - The weather in San Francisco is relatively warm (high 40s) with enough of a breeze in the air to make a jacket well recommended...

Reporter's Notebook: A dreary start to
Macworld

Reporter's Notebook: A dreary start to
Macworld 07/12/2004 10:24 PM
by Dennis Sellers - As I dropped by the new, US$800 million Boston Convention Center late Monday afternoon, I was struck by the lack of "signage" proclaiming the event...

Reporter's Notebook: Closing thoughts on
Macworld Boston

Reporter's Notebook: Closing thoughts on
Macworld Boston 07/16/2004 05:24 AM
by Dennis Sellers - Macworld Boston 2004 is over...

Reporter's Notebook: Apple Expo Eyes
iMac G5

Reporter's Notebook: Apple Expo Eyes
iMac G5 08/31/2004 07:16 PM
Apple's new PowerPC G5-based iMac model makes a splash on the floor of the Apple Expo in Paris. Mac OS X "Tiger" also makes the scene.

Reporter's Notebook: Lots of yuks in Mac
Design keynote

Reporter's Notebook: Lots of yuks in Mac
Design keynote 06/03/2004 03:48 AM
by Dennis Sellers - Before yesterday's Mac Design Conference keynote started, the big screens at the front of the auditorium showed a laugh-inducing list of items being "downloaded" for use in the keynote...

Reporter's Notebook: user groups,
tornados and protestors

Reporter's Notebook: user groups,
tornados and protestors 07/15/2004 10:30 AM
by Dennis Sellers - The rain just keeps on trickling down, which crimps my usual style of hoofing it around a city I'm visiting...

Reporter's notebook: At the DHS National
Cyber Security Summit

Reporter's notebook: At the DHS National
Cyber Security Summit 12/04/2003 05:58 PM
If there was a central theme running through the remarks of three senior DHS officials, it was the need to create a sense of urgency about cybersecurity.

Reporter's Notebook: Final thoughts on
MWSF – and Boston

Reporter's Notebook: Final thoughts on
MWSF – and Boston 01/09/2004 10:08 PM
by Dennis Sellers - Today winds up Macworld San Francisco 2004...

Reporter's Notebook: Rain, parties and
Ukrainian vodka

Reporter's Notebook: Rain, parties and
Ukrainian vodka 07/14/2004 04:57 AM
It's rainy and dreary here in Boston. The sky's overcast and it drizzles constantly...

Reporter's Notebook: People, Lions and
the Sunflower Cafe

Reporter's Notebook: People, Lions and
the Sunflower Cafe 01/06/2004 03:18 AM
by Dennis Sellers - Gosh, I love covering Macworld expos...

Reporter's Notebook: Mini iPod prices
and Mac BU's timeline

Reporter's Notebook: Mini iPod prices
and Mac BU's timeline 01/08/2004 07:17 PM
by Dennis Sellers - The new iPod Minis are certainly cool, but the constant refrain I'm hearing around the Moscone Center is that they're just too expensive...

Reporter's notebook: HP World users
disdain offshore support move

Reporter's notebook: HP World users
disdain offshore support move 08/20/2004 04:36 PM
This week's HP World is over, and users at the event had a lot of things on their minds.

To the Lost City.

To the Lost City. 03/19/2005 02:56 AM
To the Lost City. Researchers at the University of Washington discovered an undersea hydrothermal vent field that promises new information about the origins of life. A monthlong research trip in 2003, documented online, yielded results that have just now been published in Science (subscribers only, sorry). The UW's Lost City site has much of interest, including an online journal from the excursion; pictures and video are also available here and here.

California City Tells Wal-Mart to Get
Lost

California City Tells Wal-Mart to Get
Lost 04/09/2004 04:00 PM

AP: Voters reject big Wal-Mart store. Voters rejected a ballot measure designed to allow Wal-Mart to build a giant Supercenter store in this Los Angeles suburb without environmental review, siding with activists who said the retailer's plans would hurt the community.

Finally, folks are starting to stand up to the giant. The Inglewood case was an especially egregious example of Wal-Mart trying to use its overwhelming clout to get what it wants, and it's gratifying to see that voters were not fooled.

Federer, Henman, Hewitt Win at Windy
Open (AP)

Federer, Henman, Hewitt Win at Windy
Open (AP) 09/09/2004 08:18 PM
AP - Andre Agassi sat alone, starting blankly at an Arthur Ashe Stadium doorway, the silence punctured by the rustling leaves on nearby trees. Soon, he'd walk through that exit, his U.S. Open done with a 6-3, 2-6, 7-5, 3-6, 6-3 loss Thursday to top-ranked Roger Federer in a quarterfinal suspended by rain early in the fourth set the night before and wrapped up in the worst of swirling winds.

Donald Leads Windy Players Championship
(AP)

Donald Leads Windy Players Championship
(AP) 03/28/2005 02:50 PM
AP - Luke Donald waited five days to hold the third-round lead at The Players Championship. Now, he'll try to avoid a fate like Bob Tway's 12 on No. 17's famed island green if he hopes to win golf's "fifth major."

Fiction: LOST BOY LOST GIRL By Peter
Straub.

Fiction: LOST BOY LOST GIRL By Peter
Straub. 11/15/2003 07:49 PM
So in addition to the standard-issue frissons to be found here (and one of the most startling involves only a light bulb), this book also attempts a Google ...

Lost mail campaign gets lost in post
(Reuters)

Lost mail campaign gets lost in post
(Reuters) 06/27/2004 01:25 AM
Reuters - A postal campaign to highlight the quantity of letters that go missing each year has been given a stamp of authority after none of the letters arrived at their intended destination.

Lost Revenue? Nope ... Just Lost
Opportunities

Lost Revenue? Nope ... Just Lost
Opportunities 04/15/2005 06:43 PM
Whenever we hear about established industries whining about how much money they're losing from alternative forms of media consumption, we just shake our heads. If you do too, then brace your neck before reading on. A new study by Accenture says that TV networks will "lose" $27 billion in the coming five years because of ad skipping by DVR users. Not being able to read the full story on AdAge, we can only assume that Accenture thinks advertisers will pull back from the networks to the tune of $5-plus billion per year, simply because DVR watchers can skip ads. Not likely. The connection is highly dubious and the figures are entirely far-fetched. Yet even more troubling is the age-old "lost money" methodology. Each ad skip does not proportionally diminish the network's coffers -- no money is being subtracted from their bottom line. Rather, any "losses" from ad skipping would come from the network's inability to adapt to new trends and attract those dollars elsewise. The networks are losing money to ad-skipping no more than record companies are losing money to downloads. The quicker they see these as lost opportunities, instead of lost dollars, the better for them.

A Campaign Reporter's Dissent

A Campaign Reporter's Dissent 02/10/2004 02:50 AM
"I really detest horserace coverage," says a reporter for the Worcester Telegram & Gazette. His struggle to realize something better in his reports tells a lot about the state of campaign journalism today.

EFF Seeks to Keep Apple's Hands Off
Reporter's Sources

EFF Seeks to Keep Apple's Hands Off
Reporter's Sources 03/23/2005 04:43 PM
The Electronic Frontier Foundation filed an appeal as it seeks to block Apple from getting its hands on a reporter's confidential sources.

USA TODAY editor resigns after
reporter's misdeeds (USATODAY.com)

USA TODAY editor resigns after
reporter's misdeeds (USATODAY.com) 04/21/2004 08:48 AM
USATODAY.com - USA TODAY Editor Karen Jurgensen resigned Tuesday, one month after former USA TODAY reporter Jack Kelley was found to have fabricated numerous stories and lifted material from other publications over many years.

How a Bomb Shattered a Reporter's
Detachment (Los Angeles Times)

How a Bomb Shattered a Reporter's
Detachment (Los Angeles Times) 08/14/2004 04:36 AM
Los Angeles Times - It was New Year's Eve, and we wanted to get a sense of the Iraqi mood by joining the party at Nabil's Restaurant, a popular hangout. As the day wore on, our group — foreign journalists and Iraqi staff — had grown larger. A picture taken before we headed out shows us, dressed up and smiling, offering a plastic-cup champagne toast.

sacbee.com -- News -- Reporter's suicide
confirmed by coroner

sacbee.com -- News -- Reporter's suicide
confirmed by coroner 12/19/2004 03:52 PM
CIA irritant Gary Webb committed suicide with 'two' gunshots to the head .. Sacramento Bee .. statement .. reporting .. :

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City of Prescott Implements LiveTime®
Help Desk for City Wide IT Service
Management

City of Prescott Implements LiveTime®
Help Desk for City Wide IT Service
Management 09/08/2004 02:53 AM
This major municipality joins the list of converts to LiveTime’s scaleable, web-based solution. [PRWEB Sep 8, 2004]

Texas City in Lather Over Sweatiest City
Label (Reuters)

Texas City in Lather Over Sweatiest City
Label (Reuters) 06/18/2004 04:06 PM
Reuters - Consumer products maker Procter & Gamble Co. has learned the hard way how to alienate a city -- dub it the sweatiest in the country.

The New York Times > Books > Dogged
Reporter's Impact, From My Lai to Abu
Ghraib

The New York Times > Books > Dogged
Reporter's Impact, From My Lai to Abu
Ghraib 05/21/2004 03:48 AM
Seymour Hersh

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NYSIA and NY Tech Leaders Will Testify
to NY City Council on "How City
Government Can Support the Development
of New York City's Information
Technology Industry"

NYSIA and NY Tech Leaders Will Testify
to NY City Council on "How City
Government Can Support the Development
of New York City's Information
Technology Industry" 06/22/2005 01:51 AM
The hearing will address the current state of the tech industry in New York and address crucial workforce issues and trends. [PRWEB Jun 21, 2005]

Lost without Lost? You might be in the
Land Down Under

Lost without Lost? You might be in the
Land Down Under 04/05/2005 05:23 PM
Delays in getting new episode of US shows in Australia have led many to turn to BitTorrent. It may be time to rethink the broadcast model.

It’s Not Hip to Be Square – Widescreen
Notebooks Fastest Growing Segment in
Retail Notebook Sales -Widescreen
notebooks now account for 48% of all
notebook sales-

It’s Not Hip to Be Square – Widescreen
Notebooks Fastest Growing Segment in
Retail Notebook Sales -Widescreen
notebooks now account for 48% of all
notebook sales- 08/01/2004 03:30 AM
According to a recent study by Current Analysis, unit sales of notebooks equipped with a widescreen 15.4-inch display have steadily continued to climb throughout the first half of 2004. As of June 30, the widescreen market accounted for 48% of all notebooks sold, compared to only 15% in December 2003. The growth represents the highest share yet for the widescreen models since its introduction in the spring of 2003 and demonstrates widescreen systems are selling in greater numbers than its traditional square counterparts. [PRWEB Aug 1, 2004]

MY CITY IT CITY: Boost for PCs, no
clarity on BPO tax

MY CITY IT CITY: Boost for PCs, no
clarity on BPO tax 07/09/2004 12:20 AM
ExpressIndia.com Jul 9 2004 4:50AM GMT

Rapid City Journal: Serving Rapid City
South Dakota

Rapid City Journal: Serving Rapid City
South Dakota 01/09/2004 10:10 PM
CNN needs to send his spy-outing slandering ass to the curb where it belongs .. CNN's Novak under fire for calling American Indians election thieves .. Native American-insulting bidness

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