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• Media Roundup: The Boston Globe Rejects Paycut, Twitter Powered By a Small Number of Users and More

  BNET - 2009-06-10

  In Today’s Media Roundup: The Boston Globe rejects, Twitter powered by a small number of users, Bing stealing market share from Yahoo and Google, Web video watchers may be ready to leave cable and Murdoch sees a digital future. by Sean Blanda

  Tags: Boston Globe, Media, Twitter, Corporate Communications, Cable, Advertising & Promotion, Marketing, Telecommunications, Personal Technology, Sean Blanda

• Winter Edition of Boston Teens in Print Distributed to High Schools

  - 2006-12-21

  BOSTON -- The Boston Globe Foundation announces the winter edition of Boston Teens in Print (T.i.P.) newspaper. Boston public high school students worked in conjunction with The Boston Globe and WriteBostonTM to produce the issue, which was released last Thursday to local schools and included in the December 17 issue...

  Tags: Boston, Boston Globe, Company, INTERNET, TELECOMMUNICATIONS

• Aretha Franklin

  - 2005-01-01

  Aretha Franklin Aretha Franklin (born 1942) had a modest beginning as a gospel singer in Detroit before becoming known as the "Queen of Soul." When asked by Patricia Smith of the Boston Globe how she felt about being called the "Queen of Soul," Aretha Franklin's reply was characterized by grace...

  Tags: Boston Globe, Detroit, music, sister, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, voice

• The Boston Globe business briefs column.

  - 2004-12-14

  The Boston Globe Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Dec. 14--3COM BUYS TEXAS WEB SECURITY COMPANY: 3Com Corp., the Marlborough maker of computer-networking equipment, said it agreed to buy a Texas maker of antihacker security systems, TippingPoint Technologies Inc., for $430 million in...

  Tags: Boston Globe, SECURITY, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, TippingPoint Technologies

• Reformist figure to lead panel of archdiocese

  - 2004-12-04

  BOSTON -- Archbishop Sean O'Malley has named David Castaldi, a leader in the lay reform group Voice of the Faithful, to head a seven- member committee that is overseeing the sale of property from dozens of church closings and determining how proceeds should be spent. It is the...

  Tags: Boston Globe, Leadership, TELECOMMUNICATIONS

• Boston-area Big Dig engineers find new tunnel-wall flaw.

  - 2004-12-02

  The Boston Globe Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Dec. 2--Big Dig engineers found a serious flaw this week in a section of Interstate 93 tunnel wall that is similar to the defective wall where a gushing leak erupted Sept. 15, Turnpike Authority officials...

  Tags: Boston Globe, concrete, SALES, TELECOMMUNICATIONS

• Massachusetts attorney general sues to stop apparent telecom scam.

  - 2004-11-23

  By Peter J. Howe, The Boston Globe Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Nov. 23--Massachusetts Attorney General Thomas F. Reilly moved yesterday to rescue nearly 200 Bay State businesses from an apparent telecommunications scam that bound many to pay $100,000 or more for a...

  Tags: attorney, Boston Globe, FINANCE, Litigation, Massachusetts, Matrix, NETWORKING, phone, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, Telephony

• Boston-area executive shows great energy in attempt to sell wind-farm project.

  - 2004-11-15

  By Stephanie Ebbert, The Boston Globe Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Nov. 15--Back when Jim Gordon was a Boston University broadcast and filmmaking student begging for a job in television, a cable executive asked him whether he could sell. Of...

  Tags: Boston Globe, Cable, MARKETING, TELECOMMUNICATIONS

• Kerry hints at possible 2008 White House run: reports

  - 2004-11-09

  WASHINGTON AFP — Defeated Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry has hinted that he could make another run for the White House in 2008, press reports said. Kerry hinted to a post-campaign event on Saturday that he could run again. "Sometimes God tests you," an aide to the Massachusetts...

  Tags: Agence France-Presse, aide, Boston Globe, Kerry, Leadership, MARKETING, Massachusetts, senator, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, Washington, White House

• Experts see Edwards on party's fast track.

  - 2004-11-03

  By Glen Johnson, The Boston Globe Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Nov. 3--RALEIGH, N.C. -- Just six years ago, John Edwards had no national reputation and was best known in his home state as a trial lawyer so skilled that he could deliver...

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