Word: feds
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...Fed up with years of empty promises about WebTV and the like, Tan and his colleagues started their site to jumpstart Internet broadcasting. "The main reason this content is held back is because of profit," explains Tan. "Someone has to do something; we're not going to wait. We had to start the ball rolling. I believe (movie88.com) is a good stepping-stone. We can force Hollywood and the movies studios and TV stations to do something (about putting more content...
...Fed up with years of empty promises about WebTV and the like, Tan and his colleagues started their site to jumpstart Internet broadcasting. "The main reason this content is held back is because of profit," explains Tan. "Someone has to do something; we're not going to wait. We had to start the ball rolling. I believe (movie88.com) is a good steppingstone. We can force Hollywood and the movies studios and TV stations to do something (about putting more content on the web). Bill Gates was talking about doing WebTV a long time ago. But it never happened. Why? Because...
...Fed up watching 22 men kick a football round Japan? Try it with robots instead - RoboCup 2002 (19-25) in Fukuoka...
...shredding at Arthur Andersen, did appear Thursday under subpoena in front of Greenwood's oversight gang. But Duncan, with all Andersen's fingers pointed squarely at him, took the Fifth and will hold out until he gets an immunity deal. So as the House got under way Thursday, fed live to the cable news networks, it was Andersen partner C.E. Andrews, and in-house lawyer Nancy Temple splitting hairs about when Justice called and the shredding stopped - and getting bumped for John Ashcroft talking about John Walker...
...special treatment" when Secretary of Transportation Norman Mineta called to express his sympathy. Some other victims of newly vigilant airport-security personnel are getting much worse handling. The airlines' own uniformed flight crews are often searched several times in a single day, and the pilots are getting so fed up that they have begun talking openly of striking or staging a work slowdown like the one that helped make the summer of 2000 the most delayed in history. Stephen Luckey, head of the Air Line Pilots Association's national security committee, says he gets dozens of calls a day from...