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...doubt pleased that the state plans to start using three-dimensional "face recognition" photos for driver's licenses in order to prevent identity-theft crimes. Yet states sometimes sell their databases to anyone who can afford to pay for them, and no one knows how your face print will be used then. The videocam in missing intern Chandra Levy's hallway would have been a godsend to investigators if it hadn't already taped over the crucial segment by the time they got their hands on it. But few people want cameras out on the street filming hundreds of people...
...specific to his American place during his childhood in the '30s and '40s. The link between the individual and his historic moment may be more focused in the recent trilogy, but the interest was there from the start." Roth is a serious writer who has never been somber in print; his narrative voice is unique, and so is the way he consistently wrings slapstick comedy out of the tics and obsessions of his characters. No one else writing today has been more amusing or more enlightening...
...York Times famously prides itself on publishing "all the news that's fit to print." But that slogan was coined a century before the digital age. Last week, after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that freelance writers retained full rights to their work in cyberspace, the Times began to purge its electronic archives of 115,000 articles that freelancers had written from 1980 to 1995. For freelancers who don't want their work expunged, the Times set up a Web page where they can waive their rights to past articles. Says Times spokeswoman Catherine Mathis: "We don't want...
...page of information you are looking for. Governments, public and private institutions, libraries, businesses, organizations and enthusiasts maintain databases as efficient tools for managing their information. Putting them on the Web makes them a tremendous resource for everyone. Say you want to find a fondly remembered, long-out-of-print book. A conventional search engine might turn up a few old references to it. But if you know about Advanced Book Exchange (www.abebooks.com), a 28-million-title catalog of the holdings of 8,000 booksellers worldwide, there's a good chance you will find it listed there and be able...
...later this year. His investment bankers expect the group to have a market vale of $169 million. Only one of Server's companies is losing money: Artprice.com, which is already a listed stock. But Ehrmann believes rising traffic (4 million searches per month) and the success of a print edition, Artprice Annual, will make it profitable this year...