14. november 2005

AOL to Have Reruns on Demand . America Online Inc. and Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. are planning to put thousands of episodes of once-popular television shows like "Welcome Back Kotter" and "Chico and the Man" on the AOL.com Web site, where high-speed Internet users can view them for free. By David A. Vise. [washingtonpost.com - Technology - Industry News, Policy, and Reviews] 1:58:36 PM    comment [] Britons 'back Christian society'. Most Britons describe themselves as Christian despite not attending church regularly, a BBC survey finds. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 1:55:03 PM    comment [] France seeks to extend crisis law. The French cabinet is to ask parliament to extend state of emergency powers into 2006 as suburban rioting continues. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 1:54:09 PM    comment [] 'Nuclear link' to terror suspects. An Australian nuclear reactor was a possible target for terrorism suspects arrested last week, police say. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 1:52:33 PM    comment [] Looking for the Burmese Junta? Sorry, It's Gone Into Hiding. In a country as secretive and eccentric as Myanmar, it is a full-time job to try to determine the truth, relying on few facts and many theories. By SETH MYDANS. [NYT > Home Page] 1:48:20 PM    comment [] Boycott Sony. Putting software on CDs that secretly infects computers with a major security vulnerability is no way to defend copyrights. It's time consumers struck back. Commentary by Dan Goodin. [Wired News] 1:47:03 PM    comment [] Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network to offer downloads: WSJ (Reuters). Yahoo! News: Technology News] 1:44:57 PM    comment []

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