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28th of January 2001 News
Notizie come è apparso sulla prima pagina del New York Times il 28 gennaio 2001
New Economy; Yahoo charts the spread of the news by e-mail, and what it finds out is itself becoming news.
Date: 29 January 2001
By Pamela Licalzi O'Connell
Pamela O'Connell
Yahoo News feature that tracks items most frequently forwarded by readers of its Internet news site to others via e-mail has become something of cult favorite among heavy consumers of news; most e-mailed stories tend toward quirky and bizarre; items favored in most-viewed list, another feature, tend to be breaking news; photos (M)
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Media Talk; Mock Logos, Talk of Feud and CNN Layoffs
Date: 29 January 2001
By Corey Kilgannon
Corey Kilgannon
Media Talk: Mock Logos, Talk of Feud and CNN Layoffs**New York Post business editor Jon Elsen denies coverage of Cable News Network is biased by Rupert Murdoch, whose News Corp owns Post and who has long feuded with CNN founder Ted Turner; defends illustrations with stories on CNN layoffs that mocked CNN as Cheap News Network and Cruel News Network (M)
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Media Talk; Journalists Differ on Use of Child's Picture
Date: 29 January 2001
By Alex Kuczynski
Alex Kuczynski
News outlets disagree on whether it is appropriate to show face of Rev Jesse L Jackson's baby; National Enquirer obscured baby's face in its article; Time magazine published photograph; photo (M)
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Talk Show Debut Suggests Cheney Role
Date: 29 January 2001
By Eric Schmitt
Eric Schmitt
Vice Pres Dick Cheney, after dutifully giving quiet support to Pres George Bush's headliner act during first week in office or reinforcing administration's message without making front-page news himself, offers glimpse of how he will exert his considerable influence; will give interviews every week to select media outlets, and will spend sessions on Capitol Hill listening to lawmakers, mapping legislative strategy and casting tie-breaking vote in Senate when necessary; photo (M)
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Ideas & Trends; The Next Center of the World
Date: 28 January 2001
By Joseph Kahn
Joseph Kahn
World Trade Orgn's 2001 global trade summit will be held in Doha, Qatar; WTO got mostly polite rejections when it invited bids to host summit, after its 1999 meeting in Seattle became synonymous with arrested demonstrators, tear gas and gridlock; WTO says Qatar will welcome accredited media and watchdog groups, but protest groups are wary (S)
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VIEW; Pink Slips and Pink Silk: Going Out in Style
Date: 28 January 2001
By Laura Rowley
Laura Rowley
View column by former CNN reporter Laura Rowley describes her dismissal by company after merger between America Online and Time Warner, CNN's parent company, was approved by Federal Communications Commission; photo (M)
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FOLLOWING UP
Date: 28 January 2001
By Joseph P. Fried
Joseph Fried
Following Up on news column; young doctor who pricked herself with needle and contracted HIV virus while in training at Yale-New Haven Hospital in 1988 has not yet developed AIDS but suffers physical and emotional ailments and gave up plans for practice; Connecticut Supreme Court reversed her $12.2-million jury award and ordered retrial; May 1999 murder of Matthew Herman, 33-year-old ad executive, in Central Park remains unsolved; photo (S)
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Coaches Are Finding Good Life on Campus
Date: 28 January 2001
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
GAINESVILLE, Fla., Jan. 27 — Like college football coaches recruiting high school stars, National Football League teams each year try to pry the University of Florida's football coach, Steve Spurrier, away from the program he has built in Gainesville.
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NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 28 January 2001
INTERNATIONAL 3-9 India Tallies Death Toll After Devastating Quake The death toll from a severe earthquake that struck the western Indian state of Gujarat on Friday was confirmed to be 2,400. But that number was expected to grow by many thousands as battalions of soldiers dig through the ruins. It was the worst quake in India in half a century. 1
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Date: 29 January 2001
INTERNATIONAL A3-12 India Reels From Quake; Homelessness Multiplies In Bhuj, near the epicenter of a devastating earthquake that struck the western state of Gujarat on Friday, thousands are dead and hundreds of thousands are homeless. The violence of the quake, the worst in India in 50 years, brought whole neighborhoods crashing down. A12 Underequipped and understaffed doctors and soldiers tried desperately to rescue as many quake victims as possible. Most of the people still buried in the rubble are presumed dead. A1
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