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Wednesday, November 03, 2004

CYNTHIA L. WEBB'S FILTER
Bloggers Let Poll Cat Out of the Bag
Web logs shook up the mainstream media Tuesday by providing an early look at exit polls, proving once and for all their influence not only in the coverage of politics but perhaps in the electoral process itself -washingtonpost.com
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AOL INVESTIGATION
Time Warner Sets Aside Legal Reserve
By establishing the $500 million reserve, Time Warner, for the first time, is quantifying what a settlement of the long-running probe of AOL may cost the media company and setting aside funds to pay for it.
-The Washington Post



Two new Internet domain names could appear online as early as next year as the Internet's key oversight board announced preliminary approval last week. Which ones?

A. .agriculture and .energy
B. .film and .radio
C. .post and .travel
D. .sports and .media



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2004 Guide to Wireless Phone Plans

FAST FORWARD
How to Make The Right Call On Cell Plans
Wireless phone service can't be purchased on price alone -- first, you need to decide which carrier to go with, since not all offer the same service. It helps to start with the right questions. – Rob Pegoraro
Transcript: Rob Pegoraro Answered Reader Questions About Cell-Phone Guide

Guide to Wireless Phone Plans
When Phones Go Bad
This year, 98.9 million cell phones will be distributed to customers in North America, according to research firm Instat/MDR. About 20 to 25 percent of them will run into problems within the first year, costing money and time for consumers. – By Yuki Noguchi
Get Specifics on Wireless Plans
Cingular (includes AT&T Wireless) | Nextel | Sprint PCS | T-Mobile USA | Verizon Wireless

E-VOTING: PROMISE OR PERIL?
'A Massive Experiment' In Voting
On Nov. 2, some 6 million Washington-area voters will use touch-screen machines, a key test of a new technology that will play a major role in deciding what promises to be a very close presidential election.
Interactive Map: How Metro Area Residents Will Vote
Electronic Voting: The Latest News

DECODING DIGITAL TELEVISION
To Be Picture-Perfect, a Choice of 3
Digital, high-definition television can be a complex enough business in its own right. But the shift from analog to digital now also means a shift from fat to flat.
Your Questions Answered: Recording, Broadcast Reception, Shopping, More...
Fast Forward: The Digital Transition

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