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My Favorite
Buzzword:
Get ready for the
Wireless MAN, baby. Or short for
Wireless Metropolitan Area Network.
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All About The MAN
Spam Overload Dept:
According
to a recent survey, about 65 percent of Net users spend 10 minutes
or more a day dealing with spam. About 37 percent of respondents get
100 junk messages a day, and 63 percent get 50 or more.
Source:
Symantec and Insightexpress
Tech
Essentials:
Ben Sullivan's
Tech Blog
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Beta News
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Alice & Bill.com|
Everything
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CNET
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News.com
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NY Times
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SiliconValley
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Slashdot
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The Register
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Tom's Hardware
|Walt Mossberg
Business Magazines:
Business 2.0
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Business Week
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CFO
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Economist
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Fast Company
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Forbes
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Fortune
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Inc.
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Newsweek
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Red Herring
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Smart Money
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Time
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US News
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Wired
 Syndicate
my Site
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Alice Hill's Technology
Watch
Wednesday, March 10, 2004
Oh No, Motorists Spot X-Rated Films In Passing Cars
Headrest monitors are still a curiosity more than anything, but apparently some motorists are spying X-rated fare on the tiny screens on a freeway near you. Last we checked, in our youth you could drive by an X-rated drive-in in every state we can remember, clearly visible off the Interstate and see the whole monty at a full billboard-high screen resolution, so for the seven people who did not see Finding Nemo speeding by on a three inch indoor headrest display, we apologize. Consider your kids lucky.
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8:21 PM
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