November 28, 2002

Report: Zsa Zsa in coma after accident CNN - Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor was hospitalized Thursday after her vehicle struck a light pole, officials said. Her husband's spokesman said she was in a coma. The accident happened early Wednesday afternoon, said Sgt. Bruce Thomas of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's department. Gabor, 85, was taken to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center for treatment and remained hospitalized Thursday, Thomas said. eonline 12:29:18 PM

It's time for Microsoft to grow up The Globe and Mail, Canada - Bill Gates may have a baby face, but it's high time that he learn to sing this tune. Microsoft Corp. is going through an identity crisis: Is it a young, scrappy, high-growth company with the promise to earn fabulous riches in the future (think Nasdaq Stock Market composite index)? Or, is it a blue chip with a marvelous balance sheet that rakes in the cash and generates fat profits for its shareholders (à la Dow Jones industrial average)? 11:59:43 AM

European Commission investigates transfer of top EU official to Microsoft Canada.com - The European Commission is investigating how much Microsoft Corp. could benefit by hiring a key EU official who took a three-year leave of absence to join the computer software giant, officials said Thursday. 11:57:03 AM

UFO files will soon be out there ZDNet -The government is to publish files on reported UFO sightings on the Internet later this week as part of a shake-up of its laws on freedom of information. 11:48:49 AM

Six Killed in Attacks Inside Israel Washington Post - Thursday, November 28, 2002; 9:03 AM JERUSALEM In an election-day attack, three gunmen opened fire today at a Likud Party office and at passengers in a nearby bus terminal in a northern Israeli town. 9:57:51 AM

Passengers tell of airline drama CNN - Holidaymakers on an Israeli airliner targeted in a missile attack as it took off from Mombasa, Kenya, sat back in their seats unaware of the danger. 9:56:21 AM

At least eight killed in Kenya hotel blast Guardian - Three suicide bombers blew up a car outside a hotel popular with Israeli tourists on the Kenyan coast today, killing at least eight people and injuring 80 more. 9:54:41 AM

Tech firms accused by Amnesty San Jose Mercury News - American technology companies that touted the Internet's promise in China are now helping the government repress China's Internet users, Amnesty International charged in a report this week. 6:47:51 AM