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Consider the pace of Michele Ward, 26, and Kenneth Hoffman, 31, top executives at different Connecticut management-consulting firms. "The prime purpose of our answering machine at home is so we can keep in touch with each other," says Ken of their jammed schedules. For pleasure, they sail and "cook...
High-tech phone services are not cheap, so some features may have limited appeal. Pennsylvania Bell charges $5 a month for call blocking and $3 every time a customer activates call tracing, which scans an electronic directory of phone listings in order to identify the source of a call. The...
The fact is that 37 million of us under the age of 65--or one out of six Americans--have no health insurance at all. And that number is growing--it has increased by 10 million, or 37 percent, since 1979. And millions more may subscribe to programs passing themselves...
Transferring success as an editor to the quirkier demands of columning is not automatic, and Rosenthal's first columns, going out to the 300 U.S. newspapers that subscribe to the New York Times News Service, have a way to go. But ^ Rosenthal, starting out on a new career at 64...
In the U.S., however, Minitel will face problems considerably different from those in France, where a state-owned monopoly set standards, handled billing and gave away thousands of free terminals to get the ball rolling. For one thing, American subscribers will initially see on their screens stories, lists and instructions...