Re: [LINK] Tampa or St. Louis?

From: Alastair Rankine (arankine@avaya.com)
Date: Thu Aug 30 2001 - 04:31:57 EST

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>But surely it's not beyond Link's boundaries to provide a practical
>demonstration of the Net's news capacities on a major story involving
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Actually I just looked on www.cnn.com, www.msnbc.com and
dailynews.yahoo.com. None of them had the Tampa story on the front page.
It did rate a picture on www.nytimes.com, but no headline.

Also, noone has mentioned the story to me in talk around the water
cooler here. Maybe that's some consolation; the issue is not very public
overseas, or at least in the US anyway.

Of course, in the US "world news" means "middle east news".

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