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...news media is being segmented in the same manner. Someone who wants, say, in-depth analysis of a piece of congressional legislation, knows to skip NBC News in favor of a more "high-brow" news source--a Web site devoted to his area of interest, PBS or "All Things Considered" on National Public Radio. Conversely, someone who wants to read salacious material about Elizabeth Taylor or Elvis can pick up a supermarket tabloid. These media outlets have been relegated to the margins, and hence have freed up the bulk of the media to what New Yorker editor David Remnick...
...book is an in-depth analysis of Netscape, [including] its competitive strategy, development strategy and design strategy for software," Yoffie said...
...Some of our technology goes back to 1971," said Capitol Police spokesman Sergeant Dan Nichols after an in-depth security study in 1996. "Maintenance is a problem. Finding parts is a problem. It was considered to be an emergency." A supplemental appropriations bill, passed earlier this year, included $20 million for improved Capitol perimeter security. But it is unlikely any of that would have ensured that Weston would be blocked. In the hours after the shooting, lawmakers were united in their determination not to shut down access in response to the incident. Late that night Nichols announced that the Capitol...
...conditioned studio, but out on the streets of America and the world, where the news is happening. To keep it as fresh as possible, Shaw and Greenfield will not begin taping until late Friday evening and will update throughout the weekend or break in live, as news dictates. The in-depth stories will be accompanied by adaptations of popular TIME sections such as Notebook, People, Milestones and Personal Time. Explains Greenfield: "We're really trying to reflect the sensibility of the magazine. We'll be knitting together the various pieces with a voice and creating a continuing conversation with...
...Your in-depth article was perhaps the most descriptive and interesting piece I have ever read about Frank Sinatra [SHOW BUSINESS, May 25]. His contribution to the world of entertainment was so great because he gave it his "all." And for that reason, his faults, whatever they may have been in the minds of his listeners, were "nothing at all." JOE KAZANCHY Deal...