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NY Times analyzes how the Volt might get that 100 mpg sticker
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WSJ Editorial Analyzes Trends in Copyright
Check the Wall Street Journal's editorial on how technology is affecting copyrights. Pay particular attention to paragraph four of the article discussing the Google book settlement: The settlement agrees that 20% of a book can be ...

NT Criminalistics Club analyzes forensic evidence and crime scenes
The Criminalistics Club isn't just about playing with imitation weapons and gallons of fake blood. The club is a student organization concerning the analysis and interpretation of forensic evidence usually found at a crime scene. ...

Roni Deutch Analyzes Future Tax Policies Under An Obama ...
The Tax Lady® Roni Deutch was a featured guest on FOX Business News live election coverage, as well as a discussion the next morning regarding Obama’s tax policies on the channel’s Money for Breakfast program.

The Post Analyzes the Catholic Bishops' Post-Election Situation
Tim Townsend writes a fairly lengthy piece about the election aftermath. He discusses the strong stand of the Bishops to inform the Catholic vote-- a failed effort in many places, but successful in Missouri. ...

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Mon, 17 Nov 2008 19:02:00 GMT

WSJ Editorial Analyzes Trends in Copyright
Check the Wall Street Journal's editorial on how technology is affecting copyrights.
Mon, 17 Nov 2008 21:23:00 GMT

New voke Research Encourages Fortune 500 Companies to Invest in Information Technology : New Report by voke, inc. Analyzes the Consequences of IT Spending Cuts in Last Economic Downturn and Offers Strategic Recommendations
voke, inc., a modern analyst firm focused on the edge of innovation, today announced the publication of its latest market commentary, entitled Fortune 500 Spending Required for IT Cost Savings. Following the economic downturn of 2000 to 2003, the Fortune 500 companies that pursued
Mon, 17 Nov 2008 18:29:00 GMT

Cable Tester analyzes broadband lines over copper cables.
November 17, 2008 - Multipro Copper tester allows single operator to measure all parameters of cable from near end to far end using optional
Mon, 17 Nov 2008 17:05:00 GMT

Eularis Analyzes Pre-Launch Brand Planning with New Pharmaceutical...
...a bind. Drug launches used to be able to achieve high sales and profits - until recently.
Mon, 17 Nov 2008 16:42:00 GMT

CCID Consulting Analyzes China's Notebook Computer Market in 2008Q3
...rational trend in competition does not mean that the market has entered into maturity.

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Tue, 18 Nov 2008 05:52:56 -0800

Did Mark Cuban’s Temper Do Him In?
Professor Stephen Bainbridge analyzes the SEC’s complaint and thinks that Cuban has a problem. After going through the relevant court decisions, he then asks why Cuban exposed himself legally over a mere (to him) $750,000. His take: In Cuban’s case, however, I suspect it was not greed but rather his legendary temper that did him in. The PIPE transaction Mamma.com planned would have involved the issuance of new shares at a below market price. It would have diluted the economic value and voting
Tue, 18 Nov 2008 03:46:55 -0800

Weekend TV Ratings for Sports ZuD Watches
The USA Today's Sports Media God analyzes this past weekend's top events: Given the clamor for years about college football's Bowl Championship Series ??? and the various groups involved with competing interests ??? it seems astonishing that President-elect Barack Obama would want to wade anywhere near the quagmire. In election-eve comments on ESPN, he said he'd like to see a college football playoff. On CBS' 60 Minutes, he went into more detail, suggesting "you could trim back on the regular s
Tue, 18 Nov 2008 03:19:49 -0800

The Electronic Arts decision: 14a-8 and preemption
Gordon Smith analyzes the transcript of the federal district court decision (supplied courtesy of Lawyer Links) in Bebchuk v. Electronic Arts. Cutting to the chase, here's the critical passage from the opinion: I would hold that the SEC has been very careful not to trammel on the -- except to the extent that it thinks it appropriate -- on the normal discretion of the board of directors..., and the proxy rules honor that. And these 13 provisions for the exclusion, express the different views
Tue, 18 Nov 2008 02:56:54 -0800

How to check and test the strength of your passwords
I’ve written earlier about how to create strong passwords in order to avoid breaking a password using brute force. I’ve also written about free online password generators that help you create complex and strong passwords. So now that you have a password, do you really know if is it strong? Is there a way to check and see how strong your password really is? How would it fare against a brute force attack? How long would it take to crack? Well there are a few tools out there that can give you a
Tue, 18 Nov 2008 02:50:00 -0800

Getting to yes: some recommendations for re-aligning health payment in the U.S.
U.S. payment systems tend to reward volume-driven rather than value-driven care. Providers respond to incentives to deliver more, and not necessarily better, care. That's the thesis of a new report from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation that analyzes the financing of American health care delivery and provides recommendations to improve that system, rationalize spending on what works, benefit patients, and conserve wasted spending. To get to those recommendations, From Volume to Value: Transfor

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