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Brian E. Malone '96, a member of the Peninsula Council, puts it more bluntly: "That's one of the most ridiculous things I've ever heard." He offers an alternative view that reflects the emphasis on tradition that typifies conservative groups like Peninsula. "I'd interpret addition of the word...
Malone is right. It's definitely a positive step to stress other aspects of Harvard in addition to diversity. For all of its lofty connotations, diversity is simply the existence of differences. These differences, while often beneficial, don't in and of themselves make Harvard unique among institutions of higher...
Whatever benefits the telecommunications war yields consumers, it is financially no-contest between the telephone and cable combatants. Thanks to their local phone monopolies, each Baby Bell rakes in more revenues in a year than does the entire cable-TV industry. That, plus the phone companies' long experience with two...
Malone still sounds like a man looking for a telephone partner. In an interview this summer in Wired magazine, he hinted that he would love to offer cellular or long-distance phone service to his cable-TV customers. "If I can do a deal with an MCI, or AT&T...
You would have to count a lot higher before you got to QVC. It is one of cable's quieter moneymakers: lots of cash, little cachet. In Diller's first year at QVC, its revenues rose 14%. John Malone, the zillionaire head of Tele- Communications, Inc., had lured Diller to...