Word: dials
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...player in the Harvard market and in the Boston market as a whole," he said. "While The Harvard Crimson does not try to compete with the Boston Globe and the [Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra] does not try to compete with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, we are right there on the dial with everyone else...
...back as Dial hunts for the next Basinger or Brinkley...
WHRB lent its dial frequency to WUMB of the University of Massachusetts at Boston for the duration of their summer hiatus, says Jeremy A. Rassen '95, comp director and former chief engineer for WHRB...
TELECOMMUNICATIONS. Even as telephone and cable-TV companies join forces to wire up America, cellular firms are racing to create networks in the air. Last week Nextel Communications, a New Jersey wireless company, gained just such a coast-to-coast system when it acquired the cellular operations of Dial Page of South Carolina plus the mobile-radio business of Motorola in deals valued at $2.7 billion. The combinations will pit Nextel, a firm with 200,000 customers, against AT&T, which agreed to pay $12.6 billion for McCaw Cellular last year. Also in the fray are Nynex and Bell Atlantic...
Sacred texts are racing through cyberspace at speeds that trouble the more gently paced Roman Catholic Church bureaucracy. When CRNET, a Virginia-based Catholic dial-up network, put the new Catholic catechism online this month, fearful editors had to yank it after a few hours. The reason: the U.S. Catholic Conference declared that the Vatican -- which, after all, holds the copyright on the catechism -- has to decide just when its texts should be electronically distributed. The issue will have to be deliberated by numerous committees and ultimately signed off on by the Vatican. "I don't think just anybody...