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Media Slate readership, revenues rise Microsoft's e-zine, Slate.com, has almost quintupled its readership in the eight months since going from a subscription service to a free Web site. Publisher Scott Moore reported audience traffic measurements from Media Metrix (MMXI) showed 1.17 million readers in September, compared to 222,000 in January, the last month Slate.com was a paid service. He also said In the last three months, Slate.com has signed 13 new advertisers for combined revenues of more than $2.5 million. (Tipworld newsletter) |
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Legislation E-Signature Bill Passes House A bill to set a national standard for making electronic signatures as legal as paper signatures has won approval by the U.S. House of Representatives. But opponents still say it isn't good enough for consumers. (The Industry Standard) House Passes Domain Names Bill In a major victory for the Motion Picture Association and other industry groups, the House passed a bill that would outlaw cybersquatting, the practice of speculating in Internet addresses, known as domain names. (NY Times) |
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Internet Policy Institute Internet Veterans Form Think Tank Former Netscape CEO Jim Barksdale and a handful of Internet heavyweights have formed the Internet Policy Institute to examine Internet issues and the Web's impact on society. The new "think tank" will kick off its efforts with a research project on the Internet's economic impact and an initiative designed to educate the presidential candidates on Internet issues. (E-Commerce Times) |
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Student Life The Student Jukebox Sting Dozens of Carnegie Mellon University students lose their Internet privileges after school officials do a random search for illegal MP3 files. (Wired News) |
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Sounds good The Internet Illusion "The Control Revolution: How the Internet is Putting Individuals in Charge and Changing the World We Know," by Andrew Shapiro. The Internet is the great leveler, we are told, where everybody's voice is broadcast at equal volume, and all information sinks or swims purely on its own merit. Or so the theory goes. (Salon) |
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