A subscriber was kind enough to send me a brilliant article written by my
old friend, Charlie Maxwell, better known as that Dean of Energy Analysts.
Charlie's article appeared in Barron's, November 15, 2004. I include a
section of that article below. Talk about being prescient! . . .Russell
Government employing brokers as data posse
By Rebecca Carr
Palm Beach Post-Cox News Service
Sunday, April 24, 2005
WASHINGTON - Federal agencies are using data brokers such as Seisint Inc.
and ChoicePoint Inc. as a major investigative tool, despite concerns by some
activists and lawmakers that
Mobile warriors having trouble making a wireless connection across the hall
might want to give some Ohio teens a call. This weekend they were able to make
a 55-mile Wi-Fi connection.
The teens from Cincinnati got an ovation at the DefCon hacker conference here
Sunday when organizers announced
==FCC ISSUES $21,000 NOTICE OF APPARENT LIABILITY TO MAINE AMATEUR
The FCC has issued a Notice of Apparent Liability for Forfeiture (NAL)
proposing to fine Glenn A. Baxter, K1MAN, of Belgrade Lakes, Maine,
$21,000. In the NAL, released June 7, the FCC alleges that Baxter has
violated several
Bosses play Big Brother by cell phone
By Jay Fitzgerald
Wednesday, August 17, 2005 - Updated: 02:26 AM EST
So you think you've pulled a fast one by hitting the links instead of attending
a boring afternoon business conference.
Think again. Big Brother Boss may literally be watching
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Budget-Busting News Teams Prepare For Rita's Fury
By Paul J. Gough
NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - Only three weeks after Hurricane Katrina
pummeled the Gulf Coast and became one of the biggest stories in recent memory,
TV news braced itself and got ready for another huge hurricane taking aim
Airmen Witness Geraldo 'Rescue'
Norm Clarke
Las Vegas Review-Journal
Nellis airmen and a KVBC-TV (Las Vegas) cameraman were eyewitnesses in New
Orleans to Geraldo Rivera's version of a rescue.
Photojournalist Ken Johnson, head of KVBC's special projects unit, was riding
with Nellis' Jolly
Murdoch Moving Ahead With Biz Channel Launch
By Jay Sherman
http://www.tvweek.com
News Corp. Chairman and CEO Rupert Murdoch said Wednesday that his company is
negotiating with cable operators to launch a business-themed cable channel,
though the arrival might come later than he has predicted
Dan Rather's Well-Earned Fear
ARNOLD AHLERT
Op/Ed
NEW YORK POST
In a speech Monday at Fordham University School of Law in Manhattan, Dan Rather
claimed there was a new journalism order: politicians applying pressure to
news conglomerates, dumbed-down, tarted-up news coverage, 24-hour cable
Idaho Weatherman's Theory That Mobsters Caused Katrina Is Labeled Ridiculous
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho - An Idaho weatherman says Japan's Yakuza mafia used a
Russian-made electromagnetic generator to cause Hurricane Katrina in a bid to
avenge itself for the Hiroshima atom bomb
ABC News Draws Fire for Use of Interns
By DAVID BAUDER
NEW YORK (AP) - ABC News is drawing fire for using college interns in an
investigative report that alleges lax security at nuclear reactors on 25 U.S.
college campuses.
The Primetime Live report examines how close those interns were able
Drawing The Line
Newsman Bob Woodruff calls it as he sees it
Dave Walker
Times-Picayune
Though there's been some revisionist reporting lately on the degree to which
New Orleans was plundered by its own residents during the lawless days after
Hurricane Katrina, vivid scenes of such will always
New MRC Study Reveals Networks' Overwhelmingly Negative Portrayal Of Iraq War
Bozell: The Big Three Nightly Newscasts Have Become Megaphones For The
Anti-War Movement
http://www.mrc.org/press/2005/press20051013.asp
Alexandria, VA - A new study released today by the Media Research Center, TV's
WNEP Personalities Tangle On-Air
BY GERI ANNE KAIKOWSKI Staff Writer
MOOSIC - What started off as a friendly exchange between two TV staffers on a
WNEP early morning newscast Friday took a nasty turn, sparking a debate among
viewers over the rights of working mothers.
WNEP morning anchor
FBI mines records of ordinary Americans
Since its enactment in 2001, the USA Patriot Act has spurred the FBI to probe
tens of thousands of U.S. residents not alleged to be terrorists or spies.
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Murdoch Predicts Gloomy Future For Press
John Plunkett
The Media Guardian (UK)
Rupert Murdoch has forecast a gloomy future for newspapers with the growth of
the internet, saying he doesn't know anybody under the age of 30 who has ever
looked at a classified ad.
The owner of the Sun, Times,
A Place in the Desert for New Mexico's Most Exclusive Circles
By Richard Leiby
Washington Post Staff Writer
Secret Flying Saucer Base Found in New Mexico?
Maybe. From the state that gave us Roswell, the epicenter of UFO lore since
1947, comes a report from an Albuquerque TV station about its
Rude Operator Axed In New CNN 'X' Flap
By DEBORAH ORIN
NEW YORK POST
WASHINGTON - Red-faced CNN just got another X mark - it has fired a phone
operator for telling a caller the network was exercising freedom of speech
when it put an X over Vice Dick President Cheney's face.
Last week, CNN
FCC's Martin Touts a la Carte:
By Doug Halonen
http://www.tvweek.com
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Kevin Martin on Tuesday criticized
an agency report last year that claimed that forcing cable TV operators to
offer programming a la carte would result in increased prices for
NBC to Sell TV Shows for Viewing on Apple Software
By SAUL HANSELL
NEW YORK TIMES
NBC Universal said yesterday that it would start to sell downloadable versions
of 11 of its current and older television shows through the iTunes Music Store
of Apple Computer.
NBC is the second major
CBS, Verizon V Cast Enter Deal to Distribute Content to Cellphones
By Michele Greppi
http://www.tvweek.com
Late Show With David Letterman, CSI, Survivor and CBS News broadcasts and
breaking news are joining the movement toward cellphones under a deal announced
Wednesday by CBS and Verizon
Man Blasts Air Horn In Reporter's Ear
BY A. SCOTT FERGUSON
STAFF WRITER
Asbury Park Press
OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Acting Gov. Codey reacted angrily Tuesday after a man blasted
an air horn into the ear of a WABC-TV news reporter during a live newscast,
saying a popular radio show had encouraged people
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Opie Anthony Fan Gets an Earful Over Ambush
By RICHARD HUFF
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS TV EDITOR
A day after WABC/Ch. 7 correspondent Anthony Johnson was ambushed by a fan of
the Opie and Anthony show on XM Satellite Radio, a station official said
they're taking precautions to ensure employees'
Does HD Radio Pose a Threat to DARS?
Should satellite radio worry about HD radio coming from traditional
broadcasters?
Last week, seven radio giants - Bonneville International, Citadel Broadcasting,
Clear Channel Radio, Cumulus, Emmis Communications, Entercom, Greater Media and
Infinity
Senate Passes DTV Transition Measure
The Senate approved legislation Wednesday that contains provisions for the
nation's eventual switch to digital TV, including the establishment of Feb. 17,
2009, as the hard-date for the transition.
The measure was part of the larger Deficit Reduction Act
Harris Corporation Supplies Turnkey Transmission and Studio System to
WQRZ-FM in Hancock County, Mississippi
--
Station essential to providing emergency information to local residents
following Hurricane
A Star 'Today,' Vieira Endured Pain In Her Past
Rush Malloy
New York Daily News
Meredith Vieira is bringing more to her new Today job than an expensive
haircut and eight Emmies.
Katie Couric's replacement has also lived through some harrowing nights of
domestic violence. Vieira still
'Dateline' Pedophile Sting: One More Point
NBC Collaboration Raises Eyebrows as Well as Awareness
By Paul Farhi
Washington Post Staff Writer
The NBC newsmagazine Dateline agreed to pay a civilian watchdog group more
than $100,000 to create a pedophile sting operation that the network plans to
Matt, Meredith Prepare For Their Chemistry Test
It's like getting married - you're inviting people into your home, your
kitchen, even your bathroom. The last thing you want are people who are going
to annoy you.
By Matea Gold
Los AngelesTimes Staff Writer
NEW YORK - Today co-anchor Matt Lauer
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