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Qote: Attorneys general of more than 20 states have written to Anheuser-Busch, asking the brewer for better tools to make sure underaged viewers aren’t accessing its new Bud.TV site.
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I’ve been a JetBlue fan and am happy they fly into Nashville. But this past week has been a nightmare for the airlines’ customers, as detailed in this story.
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Quote: “Harnessing themselves to such blockbuster events marks yet another step in the integration of old media like magazines, newspapers and television into the online world.”
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Quote: Now several easy-to-use tools for setting up Web pages, with privacy filters included, are on the market. They are ideal for those who want to get their blogging feet wet quietly.
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Habari represents a fresh start to the idea of blogging. The system is fast, easy to use, and easy to modify.
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February 19th, 2007 at 9:07 am
I predict Bud.TV will follow the guidelines and put a “Driver license number” blank on the site, where people will then enter “0123456789″ and the same fake date of birth - just like supermarket checkout staff do to speed things up.