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...transactions, TIME was able to track down a man who calls himself S.E. Tan, who claims to have started the site to force Hollywood to distribute movies worldwide via the Net. "The main reason this content is held back is because of profit," says Tan. Hollywood's desire to protect movies from hackers is why Britney Spears' new opus, for example, isn't online today. Greed, he says, is standing in the way of progress. "Someone has to do something. We had to start the ball rolling...
...What Del Ponte needs to prove is Milosevic's "superior authority": that he exercised control over the perpetrators of atrocities, knew or had reason to know crimes were being committed and did nothing to stop them or punish anyone. Prosecutors won't name these key witnesses yet, to protect them and encourage their appearance...
Without the net, intended to protect the gym’s lighting and public address system from batted balls, the baseball team had to move its hitting practice elsewhere...
...have such a prestigious position, to have such a huge platform. He has to be responsible for that platform. We talked earlier about President Summers discussing with his faculty about how to deal with September 11th. The president realizes that the Harvard name that they so zealously try to protect from being used by the people carries a lot of weight with it, and you have to use it responsibly. It reflects so poorly not only on the institution, but on alums, on people who will graduate in a year and a half from now. It reflects poorly on everyone...
...more than a little “Reaganesque.” Bush realizes that making demands of these malevolent regimes is not—to borrow a Reagan phrase—“cultural imperialism,” but rather an honest attempt to affect progressive change and protect the political institutions, infrastructure and people of the free world...