Word: graying
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...mobbed with interest after showing off the device. A French commercial broadcaster, to take one example, was asking to co-brand the Slingbox in France. The more Slingbox broadcasts that are zapped around the globe, the harder it will be to make sure that they are used legally. And gray areas abound. "Where I could see difficulty is if that 'one-to-one' connection is to a pub full of people watching a sporting event,'' says Simon Fell, controller of emerging technologies for British commercial broadcaster itv. On the other hand, Fell notes that Sling technology could "effectively mean that...
...small earpiece. The President questions what Sutter and his administration have told him when he wakes up one morning and decides for the first time ever, to read the newspaper. Saying, “Some things that seemed black and white are starting to seem a little more gray,” Quaid’s President Stanton goes into nervous breakdown mode, refusing to speak to the media. In an effort to get Stanton’s approval ratings up, Sutter books the President to be a guest judge on the final episode of “American Dreamz...
...typical of Harvard’s voracious appetite for property—but it is not without appeal.“Truthfully, I don’t mind it. I hope it’s going to be better,” she says. The seven clusters of gray concrete that compose Charlesview Apartments contrast sharply with the white finish of its neo-Georgian neighbor, Harvard Business School (HBS). The stairwells smell like rotting metal and the concrete steps are worn. American flags and Easter baskets adorn the scratched red and blue doors. Bicycles and television buzz overflow into...
...currently use the studio. “Every once in a while you have to sacrifice a space used by a few people even if they love that space and make good use out of it,” he said. —Staff writer Katherine M. Gray can be reached at kmgray@fas.harvard.edu...
...Robert N. Shapiro ’72, who is also a 1978 graduate of HLS, is a lawyer at Boston-based law firm Ropes and Gray and a past president of HAA and the Harvard Law School Association...