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...fight was a quintessential '90s struggle that reflected the merger mania sweeping the communications industry and the quest for films, TV shows and other programming to run on the much anticipated electronic superhighway. Companies now feel compelled to bulk up to colossal size to compete with giants like Time Warner or huge telephone-cable-TV combines like the proposed merger of Bell Atlantic and Tele-Communications...
This handsomely crafted studio production, unaccountably left to languish for a year in the Warner Bros. vault, comes from an unlikely auteur: poverty- row director Abel Ferrara, whose earlier work, from Ms. 45 to Bad Lieutenant, is a gallery of Grunge Guignol. Somehow, flanked by five scripters (including his regular collaborator Nicholas St. John), he managed to stoke his tale with the eerie subtlety of the best old B movies...
...officers searching a Chicago apartment for drugs instead found 19 children, ages 1 to 14, scattered among filthy diapers, cockroaches and food ( strewn over the floor. Seven adults were arrested; one was charged with cruelty to a child, the others with contributing to child neglect. Said police officer Patricia Warner, who made the discovery: "It's something you wish you'd never seen...
When the information superhighway comes to town, TIME plans to be there as well. Time Warner, our parent company, is scheduled to begin testing a Full Service Network in Florida later this year, delivering interactive video over fiber-optic and cable-TV lines to 4,000 homes in Orlando. As part of that system, TIME journalists will collaborate with partners in various TV news divisions on a service called News on Demand that will let viewers see the stories they want, when they want to see them. Subscribers interested in Tonya Harding, for example, might order up both...
...story on page three of Monday's Crimson misspelled the name of Marc E. Warner...