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Traditional movie theater companies are suffering some growing pains. After a round of building state-of-the-art multiplexes, there now appears to be too many screens for the number of movie watchers in America. To name a few, General Cinemas (NYSE: GCX) and Carmike Cinemas (NYSE: CKE) have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and battered Imax (Nasdaq: […]
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The company’s inroad into knowledge management is a good first effort, says eWEEK Labs, but it probably won’t revolutionize the field.
With elements geared toward content management, Microsoft’s Tahoe hopes to rival Vignette and Interwoven. But scalability may be an issue.
IBM has announced a new line of eServer appliances, including the industry’s most powerful Intel-based Linux and Windows Web-hosting appliance servers, staking claim to the $11 billion server appliance market, as projected by IDC through 2004.
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. – Lotus users longing for a browser-based client that supports Notes replication will have to wait a while longer.
The Western Cooperative for Educational Telecommunications (WCET) was founded by the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE). The Western Cooperative is a membership-based organization that serves as a clearinghouse for information, an advocate for effective policies, and facilitator of multi-state projects in telecommunicated education. A recent important work was the release of the “Guidelines […]
Critics say a much-needed watchdog has lost its bite due to conflicts of interest
K-State Feed Mill The new facilities are necessary if K-State is to continue producing the qualified graduates necessary for the industry’s success in the 21st century.
Registrars angered by what they claimed is domain name hoarding by Network Solutions Inc. won’t find any solace at the global organization that oversees the industry. The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers has no jurisdiction in the dispute, ICANN’s Chief Executive Mike Roberts told Interactive Week.