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Things are looking up, so to speak, for evangelical Christians. Last week, ABC News executives decided that they needed a religion correspondent for "World News Tonight," someone to cover "just how religious and political issues intersect...
Suddenly a new medium -- and a new market opportunity -- has opened up in the place where Hollywood, Silicon Valley and the information highway intersect. Games are part of a rapidly evolving world of interactive amusements so new that nobody knows what to call them: Multimedia? Interactive motion pictures? The New Hollywood? And like the proverbial blind men feeling their way around the elephant, everybody involved in it has a different idea of what this lucrative beast is, depending on what part of it touches them. Hollywood executives tend to see the emerging market as a way to distribute movies...
...very deliberately agreed in the beginningthat we would do this together," Rudenstine said.He said each of the schools will help raise moneytoward planned interfaculty programs, where theinterests of several schools intersect. Everyschool will also help identify big donors who areinterested in the University as a whole, he said...
While neither of the Sunday quakes hit along the San Andreas Fault, where experts believe the Big One will eventually strike, both were on faults that intersect it. That could put more pressure on the San Andreas and hasten the arrival of a mega-quake -- a devastating prospect, since the San Andreas runs through the populous Los Angeles basin...
...David Sarnoff, the founder of NBC, is one of those ruthless people ("I don't get ulcers; I give them," he once said), but he was the indispensable man who brought radio to the mass audience. Together, their lives illustrate a seldom-told story: how creativity and commerce intersect to form progress...