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Friday, February 28, 2003 |
 NYT. Notes on the road to a decade of war.
Ironically, the gravity of the situation isn't yet fully understood in either South Korea or Japan, partly because they do not think this administration would be crazy enough to consider a military strike against North Korea. They're wrong.
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The Economist. "THE debate was one of the most impassioned the House of Representatives has ever seen."
2:14:50 PM
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WSJ. Major Natural Gas crunch underway as US production quickly deteriorates and demand soars.
10:02:38 AM
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A search engine company like Google is always going to be held to a very high standard of conduct. Why? One major reason: they use other people's bandwidth and content to produce their product. We all pay the Google tax.
Of course this points to a very real fear for Google that could have been the basis of the blogger.com acquisition: there could be a day when a big searcg company pays sites to search their content on an exclusive basis. Given the state of the publishing business today, Microsoft could probably get this done with the vast majority of newspapers, e-zines, etc. for $50 m a year.
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© Copyright 2003 John Robb.
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