Thursday, April 22, 2004

Campaigns National Kerry raises $44 million.  Post Kerry discloses lobby contacts.  Boston Campaign ads heating up.  Post Kerry opens new Bush attack.  NYT Navy records show positive marks for Kerry.  NYT Bush gives Kerry a free lunch, sort of.  NYT Kerry’s ‘Benedict Arnold’ investments.  BWOnline Libertarians head to Atlanta.  AJC Georgia Stokes to run for 4th District Congressional Seat.  AJC GOP gets another break in DeKalb.  AJC State senator out after 34 years.  Albany Cain opens field office in Valdosta.  Valdosta (HD 173 - R) Campbell says he is ready.  Thomasville Price leads fundraising efforts in race for 6th district seat.  Marietta Democratic hopefuls bash Burns, Bush during rally.  Savannah Group battles for gay rights.  RedandBlack Economy Indicators Rates will rise as economy expands, Greenspan says.  Post Outsourcing Indian law may satisfy data protection concerns.  Computerworld Education Higher Ed Students fight for vacant seats in upper level classes.  RedandBlack Top Ten Digital-savvy community colleges named in survey.  CDE Regents approve online technology degree.  AccessNorthGa Macon State to offer online IT degree.  Macon A development of high interest for all college students.  Post Georgia Tech spreads communist propaganda.  Frontpage Some free speech is cheap lies (Horowitz).  Loaf Professors are unhappy with limitations of online resources.  Chronicle UGA Journalism professor receives top teaching award. AccessNorthGa Libraries Libraries wired and reborn.  NYT G-8 Augusta to file appeal in protest case.  AccessNorthGa Camden budgets must cope with G-8.  Jacksonville Governor Perdue makes Dublin stop.  Dublin Nursing homes fight Perdue plan.  Macon Government e-Gov Worker records are now online.  Augusta Health Wellpoint net surges.  WSJ Human Resources Chicago Mayor’s aide to lead Department of Human Resources.  AccessNorthGa ABC Perdue selects top Dailey aide.  Augusta Public Safety Georgia gets $55 million for Homeland Security.  AccessNorthGa AJC Georgians get $67 million for homeland safety.  AJC Officials: Restrictions have hurt travel to US.  Boston Bush seeks delays on high tech passports.  NYT Governor Perdue gives progress report.  Augusta Issues Environment Georgia’s green team.  Loaf Georgia’s dirty dozen.  Loaf Iraq Bush/Cheney interview with 9/11 panel set for 4/29.  NYT Bush campaign, at least, likes portrait in Woodward book.  NYT Legislature Other Legislator upbeat after health scare.  AJC Blinking games (special session may come down to test of wills).  Loaf Special Session Political Insider.  AJC Technology Blogs Iraqis enjoy new freedom of express on web journals.  USA Business Gateway could cut work force in half.  C|net Net advertises pay only for clicks.  WSJ Communications Feds ding AT&T over Internet calls.  C|Net Internet Google vs.Akamai: Cult of secrecy vs Kingdom of Openness.  MIT Nano The market for nanotechnology.  USNews Privacy No need to anti-spy ware laws.  Register Security CISCO fixes critical protocol flaw.  C|Net CISCO warns of more critical software holes.  Infoworld Who should keep out the hackers?  Post Net threat overstated, says security researcher.  C|net SPAM Survey: Marketers fall short on can spam.  C|Net Theory Theoretical limit to data storage found.  Yahoo! Trends Intel increases investment in digital home.  C|Net Voting California takes second look at high tech voting.  Boston Voting panel grills Diebold.  C|net Maryland group sues to upgrade e-voting machines.  Yahoo! Push for voting changes may not cure all ills.  WSJ Editorials Regents ought to help UGA workers follow their generous lead.  Athens Darton in Top Ten Digital Colleges.  Albany Don’t measure teachers by degrees.  AJC (Reed) State GOP learning how to win.  AJC More debate needed before Perdue’s transportation plans put into motion.  Marietta A fond farewell.  Rome (Offshoring) Losing our edge?  NYT AJC More give than take irks Sandy Springs.  AJC Delay in Robertson ruling erodes confidence in court.  Canton 7:30:26 AM