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...Stuckey, general counsel of Compuserve, "could present a chilling effect on the free flow of information." Still, this week, Prodigy agreed to try and track down the person who allegedly vilified the Long Island firm. It will also tell the court how it monitors message boards.Post your opinion on theNew Mediabulletin board...
...next step, Farber and others theorize, is a credit-card-like record of what you've bought over the Net and which political discussion groups you've perused. Web programmers, who never intended such consequences, are now talking about creating either "privacy buttons" or warning labels.Post your opinion on theNew Mediabulletin board...
...Clinton Administration's top guns today strongly urged Congress to pass thenew world trade treatythis year as top Republicans continued to grumble about it. Sen. Jesse Helms (R-N.C.), incoming chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, urged Clinton to postpone a vote on GATT. If Clinton agrees, Helms said he would make sure that White House foreign policy matters during the next Congress are "considered fully and fairly." Future Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole also expressed reservations. Veep Al Gore today pushed some key GOP hot buttons, saying that a delay would be "a death sentence...
President Clinton -- immediately drawing fire from remaining liberal allies -- last night said he wouldn't rule out working with thenew Republican-controlled Congresson a constitutional amendment supporting school prayer. Asked about the GOP proposal, Clinton said, "I want to reserve judgment. I want to see the specifics. I'll be glad to discuss it with (the Republicans). . . . I certainly wouldn't rule it out. It depends on what it says." White House advisers downplayed the statement, but it was the first time Clinton ever signaled willingness to play ball on the issue, and GOP leaders, including future House Speaker Newt...
...question of rights, but he also points out that in addition to the name there are two other issues. One is the browsers' similar look and style. The other revolves around whether Netscape was "written from scratch or if there was unfair borrowing" of intellectual property.Post your opinion on theNew Mediabulletin board...