Word: centralizes
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Central W L Pct GB L10Strk Home Away Conf Chicago 42 15 .737 -- 9-1 W8 26-2 16-13 28-9 Indiana 38 16 .704 2.5 6-4W1 20-5 18-11 27-9 Atlanta 32 23 .582 9 5-5 W 2 17-9 15-14 20-13 Charlotte 32 23 .582 9 5-5W2 19-7 13-16 18-15 Cleveland 29 26 .527 12 2-8L2 14-12 15-14 16-19 Milwaukee 28 27 .509 13 5-5L1 18-12 10-15 17-19 Detroit...
...employee of a business on Mass. Ave. in Central Square reported that at 6:45 p.m. a black female attempted to steal approximately 20 pairs of pants by placing them in a large plastic bag. An alarm sounded when the suspect tried to exit the store, and she fled as employees tried to stop her. The merchandise was recovered...
...wait for the day when all the episodes of your favorite TV shows are available online, so you can watch whatever you want to watch when you want to watch it? If you're a fan of South Park, the foul-mouthed, flannel-board-style cartoon on Comedy Central, that day is here. Scores of Websites, from Mr. Hat's Hellhole to www.YouKilledKenny.com are giving away bootleg copies of the cable-TV show. I smelled an intellectual-property-rights disaster in the making--how long can this go on?--so I called Joe Hager, the 19-year-old sophomore...
...values make it ideal for online distribution. But look down the road a few years when Net connections get faster and RealVideo-type technology improves, and you can see how easy it will be for people to give away everything from CDs to feature-length films. I figured Comedy Central would be thrombosing about this blatant theft of copyrighted material. As usual, I figured wrong...
...really aren't sure what to do," says Larry Lieberman, a savvy Web user who happens to be the guy at Comedy Central charged with handling this situation. "We do want to protect our property, but we don't want to alienate our fans." Lieberman understands why South Park is ripe for the stealing: its surprise success caught Comedy Central in short supply. Fewer than a dozen episodes have been produced, and they are getting heavily recycled. "With a new episode every week, the itch gets scratched on television," says Lieberman. "But we can't create episodes fast enough...