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At last week's Western Cable Show, Microsoft's Ultimate TV and America Online's AOLTV made it clear that the future is here.
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The Latvian government announced last week that it will invite tenders next April for long-awaited offshore oil exploration licenses.
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Readers prefer traditional news outlets to campaigns’ sites
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search.lt presents newest links
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An email computer virus that comes concealed as a Net movie hit several U.S.-based companies Friday afternoon, leading at least one antivirus company to upgrade its threat assessment from "medium" to "high" risk.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Belarusian counterpart, Alyaksandr Lukashenka, meeting in Minsk on 30 November, endorsed a draft accord on the introduction in 2005 of the Russian ruble as the Belarus-Russia Union's single currency
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Researchers Press to Understand Mysterious Phenomenon
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Brunswick Direct, a Swedish online brokerage firm, said it added 27 new Baltic shares to the list of companies that can be traded on its site.
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Russia's stock market closed on 30 November almost 11 percent lower than the previous day.
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Polish tourist agencies intend to invite film superstars Harrison Ford, Sandra Bullock and Antonio Banderas to headline an advertising campaign to convince Europeans to spend their holidays in Poland.
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America Online Inc. unveiled a two-way paging device designed for access to AOL e-mail and instant messaging services.
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Japan attempts online expansion to boost lagging economy
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In a report published Thursday, usability expert Jakob Nielsen has confirmed what WAP users have long suspected -- WAP doesn't work.
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The Russian Baltic fleet is planning to take part in NATO military exercises BALTOPS-2001
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Marek Gumowski on Wednesday [29th November] resigned his post as head of the national council of the Christian Democracy of the Third Polish Republic
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The parliament on 28 November voted by 99 to seven (all Conservatives) with two abstentions (both Christian Democrats) to change the rules for appointing the prosecutor general.
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Forrester Research expects European consumers will spend 2.6 billion Euros online during the 2000 holiday season
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Horror writer Stephen King is taking a break from his online serial novel, The Plant, so he can focus on other, perhaps more lucrative, projects.
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For the fifth time in a little over a year, Ford Motor Co. told its dealers either to prohibit sales or test-drives of its new Escape sport utility vehicles while they’re checked for safety-related problems.
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Score one for exasperated women: New research suggests men really do listen with just half their brains.
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