What Cheney said. But with fewer words.

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"Imagine living in a world without
words. Then imagine getting pregnant,
perhaps as a result of rape, giving
birth alone, being arrested - and not
having the words to explain, or to
understand what is happening."

"Imagine living in a world without
words. Then imagine getting pregnant,
perhaps as a result of rape, giving
birth alone, being arrested - and not
having the words to explain, or to
understand what is happening." 04/13/2004 03:29 AM

480,000 Fewer Screams

480,000 Fewer Screams 08/10/2004 02:37 PM
Six Flags' attendance fell by 480,000 in its latest quarter.

Paying For Fewer Features

Paying For Fewer Features 11/03/2003 05:32 AM
There are some new features, but the important improvements are subtle and all over the place. The end result is that the system just feels better. (Steven Garrity via MyAppleMenu)

Fewer checks, same balances

Fewer checks, same balances 12/27/2004 08:51 AM
Chicago Tribune Dec 27 2004 12:04PM GMT

Software Makers: Soon They'll Be Fewer

Software Makers: Soon They'll Be Fewer 07/09/2004 03:12 AM
Business Week Jul 9 2004 6:52AM GMT

GM, Ford See Fewer Bumps

GM, Ford See Fewer Bumps 01/09/2004 09:58 PM
Optimism abounds for the Big Three in '04.

The NY Times wants fewer links

The NY Times wants fewer links 06/17/2005 04:32 PM

A couple months ago, I chatted with someone who said the New York Times was considering going to a subscription model for nytimes.com, similar to the Wall Street Journal. I said that would be a foolish and short-sighted decision on the Times' part; to place their content behind a subscription wall would be to remove themselves from online conversations now and in the future.

Adam L. Penenberg, in an article for wired.com on February 24, 2005 about the Wall Street Journal's for-pay approach, Whither The Wall Street Journal? expressed a similar point of view:

Since most people refuse to pay for WSJ stories, most bloggers are reluctant to link to them. It also has an impact on anyone who uses the web for research -- and there are a lot of us. As importantly, the next generation of readers is growing up by accessing news over the internet, and one place they are not surfing to is WSJ.com. With their habits being formed now, there is little chance the Journal will become part of their lives, either now or in the future. (emphasis mine)

The Times should remove all barriers to content, from their registration requirement to their for-pay archive access

And yet, yesterday the Times issued a press release, The New York Times Announces TimesSelect - New Online Offering to Launch in September announcing their decision to move more content to an expensive for-pay only section of their site. This is a move in the wrong direction: The Times should remove all barriers to content, from their registration requirement to their for-pay archive access. Such action would enable and increase linking to their broad range of content.

As Jill Walker writes in her paper, Links and Power: The Political Economy of Linking on the Web, "Links have become the currency of the Web. With this economic value they also have power, affecting accessibility and knowledge on the Web."

Enabling more links to the New York Times would:

• increase the visibility of the Times brand
• help content reach a larger segment of readers
• increase traffic to the site

Clearly, increased traffic would drive increased revenue in the form of online advertising. And in the long term, I believe it would generate more income than charging US$49.95 for an annual subscription. Perhaps US$49.95 is, as Martin Nisenholtz (senior vice president of digital operations for the Times) says, a "terrific price point" for what they're offering -- if you happen to live in the US or western Europe. But it truly is a world wide web, with English as its de facto language.

As media brands increasingly become more global, it's hard to fathom why the Times wouldn't do everything in its power to ensure it's the world wide web's news leader. By charging for its online content, the Times reduces its number of linkable sources, and thus its reach in the online world. It's their first step towards ensuring they will play a smaller role in it going forward.

Fewer tourists going to Scotland

Fewer tourists going to Scotland 08/08/2004 03:34 AM
Visitor numbers to Scotland show a surprise fall for the first three months of 2004.

Fewer Crackers in the Barrel

Fewer Crackers in the Barrel 03/29/2005 03:02 PM
CBRL Group revises guidance, just a little.

235,000 Fewer Programmers by 2015

235,000 Fewer Programmers by 2015 12/19/2003 11:30 AM

"A world with more partners, fewer
terrorists"

"A world with more partners, fewer
terrorists" 07/27/2004 12:47 PM
While delegates talked politics, world leaders and one popular former U.S. president discussed what's at stake globally in the November election.

Fewer Online Shoppers in Canada

Fewer Online Shoppers in Canada 01/26/2004 02:24 AM
More Canadians than Americans use the Internet, but they do far less of their shopping there.

Fewer UK students study in Europe

Fewer UK students study in Europe 08/06/2004 04:03 AM
More British students are studying abroad, but they are shunning Europe for English-speaking countries, researchers say.

Fewer, But Better, Computer Science
Students

Fewer, But Better, Computer Science
Students 11/14/2003 08:38 PM
To hear people complaining these days you'd think that there were no more computer science students taking classes any more, and the three or four who were would never find jobs. It seems that's not true. Enrollment in computer science is definitely down, but people say the quality is much higher, as these are students who actually are interested in the topic, as opposed to those boom-year students who just studied it because they thought it would let them ride the wave to dot com riches. The schools also note that it's more difficult to find jobs, but they are placing the majority of their students in tech jobs.

AT&T Wireless Reports Fewer Subscribers
(AP)

AT&T Wireless Reports Fewer Subscribers
(AP) 04/20/2004 11:27 AM
AP - AT&T Wireless Services Inc. reported 367,000 fewer subscribers in the first quarter, the first full quarter since customers were allowed to keep their phone numbers after switching cell-phone companies.

Fewer Fraudulent Orders With Paypal?

Fewer Fraudulent Orders With Paypal? 01/22/2004 02:11 AM
There has been a long standing belief that PayPal is more secure for ecommerce than any other form of payment acceptance.

Callcentres: Fewer players, but more
recruitment?

Callcentres: Fewer players, but more
recruitment? 12/31/2004 04:44 AM
The Star Online Dec 31 2004 8:31AM GMT

Fewer permissions are key to Longhorn
security

Fewer permissions are key to Longhorn
security 04/06/2005 12:06 PM
Software engineers who attend Microsoft's annual Windows Hardware Engineering Conference later this month could get their first taste of a new Windows user permissions model that could change the way thousands of programs are developed and run. But as the company prepares for the final Longhorn development push, questions remain about its plans for a new user privileges model called Least-Privilege User Account, or LUA.

Americans Read Fewer Books

Americans Read Fewer Books 07/09/2004 11:19 PM

Fewer children banned from school

Fewer children banned from school 05/26/2004 10:44 PM
The number of children excluded from English schools falls, but teachers say behaviour is worsening.

IT A-levels attract fewer pupils

IT A-levels attract fewer pupils 08/20/2004 08:22 AM
vnunet.com Aug 20 2004 12:25PM GMT

Fewer online job ads posted in December

Fewer online job ads posted in December 01/06/2005 04:59 PM
CNET News.com Jan 6 2005 8:23PM GMT

Fewer Computer Science Majors

Fewer Computer Science Majors 08/10/2004 10:20 AM

Fewer Admit to P2P File Sharing
(NewsFactor)

Fewer Admit to P2P File Sharing
(NewsFactor) 03/25/2005 05:12 PM
NewsFactor - Maybe it is the iPod factor, or maybe it is merely the result of the widely circulated reports of P2P users getting slapped with lawsuits, but a recent study shows that the numbers of people who admit to using such Web sites is declining.

The Express Lane to the Internet, Now
With Fewer Bumps

The Express Lane to the Internet, Now
With Fewer Bumps 05/29/2004 01:40 AM
High-speed connections have been around for several years, but more people have been signing up for them at record rates recently, thanks to falling prices and a growing number of options.

In Survey, Fewer Are Sharing Files (or
Admitting It)

In Survey, Fewer Are Sharing Files (or
Admitting It) 01/05/2004 03:38 AM
New York Times Jan 5 2004 2:45AM ET

Fewer troops in Iraq 'within year'

Fewer troops in Iraq 'within year' 05/30/2004 04:45 AM
Tony Blair hopes to see a "very substantial" reduction in British troops in Iraq within the next year.

In Survey, Fewer are Sharing Files (Or
Admitting It)

In Survey, Fewer are Sharing Files (Or
Admitting It) 01/05/2004 02:28 AM
New York Times Jan 5 2004 1:47AM ET

FAA Urges Fewer Flights at Crowded
O'Hare (AP)

FAA Urges Fewer Flights at Crowded
O'Hare (AP) 08/04/2004 09:56 AM
AP - The head of the Federal Aviation Administration told airline executives Wednesday that if they won't voluntarily reduce flight schedules at Chicago's congested O'Hare International Airport, the government will do it for them.

LinuxWorld: More suits, fewer sandals in
sight

LinuxWorld: More suits, fewer sandals in
sight 08/04/2004 10:25 PM
SAN FRANCISCO -- If there is a headline to describe this week's LinuxWorld Conference & Expo at the Moscone Center, look no further than the one right above this story. LWCE is up to 190 exhibitors and more than 90 educational sessions, the most ever in its six-year history, and growing in importance each year. More CxOs are finding time to mingle and make deals here than ever before, and fewer independents are making the trek to the Left Coast.

Survey: Fewer Adults Downloading Music
(AP)

Survey: Fewer Adults Downloading Music
(AP) 04/25/2004 04:36 PM
AP - Driven largely by fears of copyright lawsuits, more than 17 million Americans, or 14 percent of adult Internet users, have stopped downloading music over the Internet, a survey finds.

FAA urges fewer flights at crowded
O'Hare

FAA urges fewer flights at crowded
O'Hare 08/05/2004 04:04 PM

Survey: Fewer Adults Downloading Music

Survey: Fewer Adults Downloading Music 04/25/2004 06:05 PM
AP via Daily Press Apr 25 2004 9:33PM GMT

Fewer U.S. students choose computer
majors

Fewer U.S. students choose computer
majors 08/09/2004 10:18 PM
CHINAdaily Aug 10 2004 2:44AM GMT

Rail operator cites fewer delays

Rail operator cites fewer delays 08/16/2004 12:50 AM
Network Rail says that train delays have dropped by up to 28% over the month of July.

IBM plans fewer U.S. layoffs to
compensate for offshoring

IBM plans fewer U.S. layoffs to
compensate for offshoring 08/16/2004 06:07 PM
After internal documents revealed plans to send nearly 5,000 jobs to developing countries over two years, IBM became an easy target for critics of outsourcing. Will limiting layoffs take the sting out of moving these jobs abroad?

Red Hat Professional Workstation: More
expensive, fewer features

Red Hat Professional Workstation: More
expensive, fewer features 02/18/2004 03:50 AM
Red Hat Professional Workstation was designed to allow former users of the company's consumer product line to continue to use a supported platform without having to migrate to Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Unfortunately, it fails to live up to its predecessors in key areas, and is considerably more expensive in some usage scenarios. Home users should look to the Fedora Project if they wish to continue using Red Hat technology, or consider migrating to another Linux distribution. Small businesses should analyse their current expenditure and consider migrating to another vendor.

FCC Hears Fewer Gripes About Cell
Numbers (AP)

FCC Hears Fewer Gripes About Cell
Numbers (AP) 04/29/2004 06:58 PM
AP - Wireless companies are doing a better job of switching customers who want to transfer their cell phone service to a different carrier, according to government figures released Thursday.

FCC Hears Fewer Gripes About Cell
Numbers

FCC Hears Fewer Gripes About Cell
Numbers 04/29/2004 09:45 PM
AP via Newsday Apr 30 2004 1:12AM GMT
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