Features By Richard Core
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What's your opinion on the bailout?
We've been hearing a lot from the bureaucrats, politicians and pundits about the U.S. government's plan to restore confidence in the financial...
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What's your opinion on the bailout?
We've been hearing a lot from the bureaucrats, politicians and pundits about the U.S. government's plan to restore confidence in the financial...
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Google unveils new browser
Google's debut of its open-source Chrome browser today is a hot topic on the Web....
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California lawmakers push for carbon-reduction planning
When you live in Los Angeles like we do, you quickly learn that the reason public transportation isn't a viable option for much of the population...
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Scientists develop cells that could be disease fighters
Scientists say they have caused one type of cell to become another -- with no intermediate step using controversial stem cells -- which could have...
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Want to invest in rock 'n' roll?
With all the problems the music industry is having, artists and entrepreneurs are looking for new business models....
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Dell to offer low-cost computers to emerging markets
With sales of PC laptops and desktops slowing in the United States, Dell is making a push for markets in growing economies around the world with a...
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Fewer textbooks to carry with Kindle?
The ARS Technica website has a report that Amazon may enter the college textbook market with a new version of its Kindle electronic reading device....
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Colleges dropping food trays
Several hundred colleges have either stopped using trays in their cafeterias or plan to soon, according to an Associated Press report. By serving...
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High-speed Net service hits slowdown
Wired's "Epicenter" blog has an item based on reports out this week that say Americans' adoption of broadband service hit a seven-year low last...
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