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HUPD spokesperson Steven G. Catalano said the decision to change the method by which the log is made public stemmed from internal discussions and did not include any change in the actual content...
...grass grow, with not even loud rock music or Diamond Vision by way of entertainment, is a new high in boredom, even for Philadelphia," carps one disgruntled Philliephile. Team executives maintain that the practice is entirely legitimate, pointing out that since nothing happens 90% of the time at an actual baseball game, and that the average fan is at a refreshment stand or in a rest room the other 10% of the time, there is no substantial difference in the experience whether a game is being played...
Remember too that most of these rebate outfits also try to make money selling their own credit cards, enticing you with a little extra earning power and the chance to shop in actual stores. An extra piece of plastic in your wallet is hardly the way to greater savings. Still, if you can keep your head, these offers can work out to your financial advantage...
...then quickly forced up by market demand. But Google is using a complex online Dutch auction system, in which the share price will be determined by the highest bidder. Google's SEC filing warns of a possible "winner's curse," in which the price drops at the start of actual trading. Still, some investors will be winners in any event. Google employees stand to make an average of $2.8 million at the estimated share price. Page and Brin themselves are set to make a one-day profit of $130 million each. Another big winner: Yahoo, which invested early...
...Orange have taken around 40% of the ring-tone fee; middlemen like Musiwave and Buongiorno, whose roles range from composing and aggregating songs to delivering them, around 40%; and music publishers - which are sometimes owned by labels and sometimes aren't - up to 20%, which they share with the actual songwriters. "The 40% that's getting squeezed are the guys in the middle," says Patrick Parodi, chairman of the London-based Mobile Entertainment Forum, an industry association whose members include companies from all sectors of the ring-tone business. Not surprisingly, the middlemen firms don't want to give...