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Huffington invites friends to join blog
Apr 25 2005 10:52PM (CT)
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Political commentator Arianna Huffington will launch a news and opinion Web site next month including blogs written by more than 200 celebrities and leaders such as retired journalist Walter Cronkite, writer David Mamet and billionaire Barry Diller, CEO of IAC InterActive Corp.
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IBM to test health care data sharing
Apr 25 2005 9:19PM (CT)
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - Hoping to prove that automation will improve health care and cut costs, International Business Machines Corp. said Monday it's developing a test system for sharing electronic medical data among hospitals, agencies and patients.
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Specialist gets eight months for hacking
Apr 25 2005 9:00PM (CT)
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - A former Los Alamos National Laboratory computer specialist was sentenced to eight months in prison Monday for hacking into and damaging the computers of several high-tech companies, including online auction giant eBay Inc.
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New Windows operates on 64-bit computers
Apr 25 2005 8:03PM (CT)
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - After years of delays, Microsoft Corp. on Monday released versions of its Windows operating system that can address vastly more memory and are designed for such heavy-duty tasks as rendering graphics and video.
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Microsoft gives details on Windows release
Apr 25 2005 8:02PM (CT)
SEATTLE (AP) - Microsoft Corp.'s ambitious plan to keep data safe on PCs will make a scaled-down debut in the next release of Windows, though the operating system's most anticipated improvements in graphics appear to mirror what's now available from rival Apple Computer Inc.
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ManiaTV sees itself as the Internet MTV
Apr 25 2005 9:47AM (CT)
DENVER (AP) - Venture capitalists told Drew Massey, founder of the 1990s young men's magazine P.O.V., that old media was dead and he believed them.
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Internet 'sweepstakes' raises questions
Apr 25 2005 6:31AM (CT)
CASPER, Wyo. (AP) - D.R. "Doc" Carson made his way to the Internet Cafe every morning and pulled up a chair in front of a terminal. He skipped the keyboard, choosing instead to use the touch-screen monitor. He usually stayed until around 5 p.m., when his wife gets home.
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