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...were on a network - and with more profit going to the creators. Anything that helps viewers further break the network habit - and "Survivor" or no, a strike would do just that - would weaken the networks' brands, which are the only important assets they now have, and hasten their twilight...
...against Israel. In the same breath, Rees also pointed out that Hamas and Islamic Jihad had sent five bombers into Israel. Arafat is totally in control over revolving-door policies that release militant Palestinians back onto the streets, and he should be held fully accountable for their attacks. JOSH HASTEN Indianapolis...
...stoppage of Guinness, however temporary, could hasten this decline. Last month, Coors Brewing Company hired a former Guinness marketer to gain a better foothold in the United Kingdom, apparently unaware that it’s impossible to order a glass of the pale stuff with a straight face. But if the Guinness actually runs out (or goes up in price, a possible result of importing it), watery American brews may have a chance to get hold of the market. A Coors Light, Bud Draft or even a creamy Cafrey’s Ale is a weak substitute for an Irish...
Responsible music aficionados should hasten the destruction of the musical middleman, but not at the expense of the artist. The rebels ought to use their positions of leadership in the cyber domain to create a viable direct music market, allowing the entire profit margin to be kept (at will) by the artists themselves...
Unfortunately, Bush's plan seems to have benefited from the confusing words of Greenspan's recent testimony and the lack of unified Democratic opposition and support of a clear alternative. The Democrats must hasten to expose the flaws in Bush's proposal...