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Monthly Archives: May 2001
Newspaper Industry Plays Presto Chango
Chicago Tribune: Rules change gives some newspapers a circulation boost. The ABC rule change will allow newspapers to sell copies at up to 75 percent off the basic price and count these papers as paid circulation, instead of the previous … Continue reading
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Baby Bell Monopolists Seek ‘Deregulatory Parity’
eCompany: The Potential Pitfalls of Telecom Deregulation. Under the guise of “competition,” Baby Bells are lobbying to keep competitors off their networks. Can this be good for consumers? The answer, plainly, is no. The phone companies have done more to … Continue reading
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Apple Hits Homer with New iBook
The new Apple iBook notebook computer is an excellent combination of price and performance. I will probably buy one, as soon as the inevitable kinks in the first production batch are ironed out. Nice going, Apple. Comments
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