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Ansa
Iraq: fermato leader Ansar al-Sunna
Arrestati anche altri due suoi collaboratori | 4Italia |
RedNova technology
Microsoft Talks Up Technology to Kids
By Benjamin J. Romano, Seattle Times Feb. 3--Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer did a little market research, recruiting and philanthropy in one appearance before an audience of high-school students from around the country Friday. | 6Sci/Tech |
Reuters Top News
Iraq sees new round of U.S.-Iran talks soon
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iran and the United States will meet shortly to discuss security in Iraq, following up on their landmark meeting in May, Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshiyar Zebari said on Tuesday. | 10Top News |
Sify
Sharon emerges victorious after internal opposition
Jerusalem: Despite several defeats on the battlefield, Ariel Sharon, the former general turned Israeli prime minister, has finally won the war to implement his Gaza pullout plan after neutralising his internal enemies. | 1Entertainment |
Washington Post
Verizon and Sprint to Cut Fee For Transferring Cell Numbers
Verizon and Sprint wireless customers will get a small break on their bills soon. The companies have decided to eliminate or reduce a 40-cent-per-line monthly charge imposed to allow customers | 0Business |
La Gazzetta del Mezzogiorno
Pedopornografia, altra retata dell'orrore
42 perquisizioni (anche nel Barese), 34 persone denunciate, un arresto in flagranza di reato, e oltre 4000 gigabyte di materiale pedopornografico sequestrato. L'operazione coordinata dal sostituto procuratore | 4Italia |
The Washington Post world
Bush Wants to Get North Korea Nuclear Talks Going
By Steve Holland WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Bush plans to urge alliesat an Asia-Pacific summit in Chile this weekend to press NorthKorea to return to stalled talks over its nuclear weaponsprogram, senior U.S. officials said on Wednesday. | 13World |
Yahoo Tech
Tokyo Edge: The Latest in Home Theater (PC World)
PC World - Do-it-all convergence devices, plus a MiniDisc player, both tiny and high-end cameras, and big LCD TV debut this fall. | 6Sci/Tech |
Reuters Top News
Pakistan's Bhutto assassinated in gun, bomb attack
RAWALPINDI, Pakistan (Reuters) - Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto was assassinated on Thursday as she left an election rally in the city of Rawalpindi, putting January 8 polls in doubt and sparking anger in her native Sindh province. | 10Top News |
Kataweb Sport
Catania, 18:56 - CALCIO, CATANIA: CON IL MILAN MODERATO TURN OVER
Moderato turnover per il Catania in vista del ritorno contro il Milan in coppa Italia. Del gruttpo d... | 4Italia |
RedNova space
Forbidden Planet ; TV Film ++ Thur 1.35pm Five
By Laurence Phelan This camp, lavish, ahead-of-its-time Technicolor space opera stands apart from the the cycle of sci-fi films that Hollywood made in the 1950s - paranoid, earthbound, black-and-white B-movies featuring atomic mutation or alien (for which read Communist) invasion. | 6Sci/Tech |
Reuters Top News
Bush Wants to Get North Korea Nuclear Talks Going
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Bush plans to urge allies at an Asia-Pacific summit in Chile this weekend to press North Korea to return to stalled talks over its nuclear weapons program, senior U.S. officials said on Wednesday. | 10Top News |
The Washington Post world
Pakistan's Islamic Parties Struggling
PESHAWAR, Pakistan -- In 2002, Ibrar Hussein voted for an Islamic takeover. | 13World |
CSMonitor World
South Africa's Zuma primed for second rise
A corruption case against former deputy president Jacob Zuma was dropped this week, clearing his path to the top. | 13World |
National Geographic Society
Photo in the News: Spiders' Glowing Key to Courtship, Mating
Both female and male ornate jumping spiders are dependent on ultraviolet light to kick off the courtship process—but in entirely different ways. | 6Sci/Tech |
Guardian Top News
New carousel fraud sweeps Europe
Business & money: A new and virulent form of fraud threatens to defeat governments' efforts to combat it and pushing annual tax losses up by billions of euros | 10Top News |
The Washington Post sports
Browns Release Garcia
Quarterback Jeff Garcia was released Monday by the Cleveland Browns. | 8Sports |
Yahoo Health
Clinical Trials Update: Sept. 23, 2004 (HealthDay)
HealthDay - (HealthDayNews) -- Here are the latest clinical trials, courtesy of CenterWatch: | 3Health |
New York Times Business
Bright Ideas | Digital Domain: From 10 Hours a Week, $10 Million a Year
Markus Frindâs site, Plenty of Fish, is angling for visitors, not Web design awards. | 0Business |
Repubblica Cronaca
Strage in mare, riprese le ricerche Altri sbarchi sul litorale siracusano
Le motovedette della Capitaneria perlustrano la zona alla ricerca di altri superstiti Nonostante il maltempo approdati sulle coste siciliane una sessantina di immigrati
Strage in mare, riprese le ricerche Altri sbarchi sul litorale siracusano
Salgono a 17 le vittime nei due naufragi: ritrovato un decimo cadavere a Vendicari
(09:42 29/10/2007) | 4Italia |
Team 4 News
Wolves sign Griffin, terms of deal undisclosed
COLLEGEVILLE, Minn. Eddie Griffin has new life in the NBA after agreeing to contract terms with the Minnesota Timberwolves. Griffin is a forward who played for Houston and New Jersey. | 8Sports |
Ansa Calcio
Tfr: Damiano, impegno per statali
Sulla data, il ministro non si sbilancia | 4Italia |
Ansa
Superenalotto: nessun 6 ne' 5+
Combinazione vincente: 1,2,4,44,75,80, Jolly 33 | 4Italia |
EMediaLive.com
Blu-ray Disc Association Launches With More Than 70 Companies
Earlier this year, membership was opened to organizations interested in promoting the Blu-ray Disc (BD) format. The growth in membership follows the recent announcement by Sony that PlayStation 3 will support | 6Sci/Tech |
Reuters U.S.
Taliban says it shot down U.S. civilian chopper
KABUL (Reuters) - The Taliban said on Sunday it had shot down a U.S. civilian helicopter chartered by NATO that crashed in bad weather in southern Afghanistan. | 12U.S. |
Yahoo Business
US Air Pilots OK 18 Percent Pay Cut (Reuters)
Reuters - The pilots union at US Airways Group
Inc. on Thursday approved a $300 million concession
package, including pay cuts of 18 percent, to help the ailing
carrier survive its second bankruptcy in two years. | 0Business |
Yahoo Tech
UK spy agency puts out call to gamers
(AP)
AP - A British intelligence agency is seeking spies in cyberspace. | 6Sci/Tech |
Reuters Top News
Karzai Win Assured as Afghan Poll Count Winds Up
KABUL (Reuters) - Afghan President Hamid Karzai is sure of victory in his country's historic presidential poll, but the result will not be announced for a day or so until the last few hundred ballot boxes are counted, an official said on Monday. | 10Top News |
The Register
Microsoft excluded from DoCoMo's ecosystem
Linux and Symbian support | 6Sci/Tech |
CNET personal technology news
EU vs Microsoft: the morning after
The EU has won. Has the customer? | 6Sci/Tech |
BBC - Front Page
Water disruption for homes
A number of homes in County Tyrone are again without water after a pipe burst at a reservoir. | 10Top News |
Ansa Economia
Stop 'Les Echos' su timori vendita
Giornalisti: no a perdita indipendenza e conflitti interesse | 4Italia |
Ansa Economia
Fondi offrono 16,7 mld per Harrah's
Nuovo rilancio nella guerra per controllo colosso casino' | 4Italia |
Reuters World
Crisis Over, Afghanistan Heads for Vote Count
KABUL (Reuters) - Afghanistan was preparing on Tuesday to count votes after rivals of President Hamid Karzai said they had withdrawn their rejection of the weekend presidential poll. | 13World |
PC World
Let the Handheld Games Begin
It's the fight computer gamers have been waiting for. But the latest duel between wise old master Nintendo and challenger Sony is not taking place on a TV screen. | 6Sci/Tech |
BBC News health
Device 'may aid kidney dialysis'
Scientists are developing a device which could improve the lives of kidney dialysis patients. | 3Health |
The Register
'Get on our bus' â Intel calls out to partners
Fresh PCI Express too
IDF Like a psychiatric patient experiencing a breakthrough, Intel has opened up in a big way, allowing third parties to plug into its processor architectures on two new fronts. Most immediately, Xilinx and Altera will start crafting FPGAs (field programmable gate arrays) that connect to the front side bus on Intel's server chips. Later, more partners will be able to provide a performance boost for Intel systems via an extension to PCI Express.⊠| 6Sci/Tech |
Yahoo Entertainment
Stanley Cup ratings down 22 percent
(AP)
AP - The Stanley Cup finals lost nearly a quarter of what already was a small television audience. | 1Entertainment |
Reuters U.S.
U.S. Jews and Muslims seek paths to harmony
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Muslims and Jews, a tiny slice of the U.S. population, are looking for new ways to get along that could set a worldwide example for two ancient but often alienated faiths, religious leaders and experts say. | 12U.S. |
InfoWorld news
Microsoft trials piracy lock on Download Center
As part of its efforts to combat software piracy, Microsoft Corp. is testing a new feature on its Download Center Web site that can lock out pirated copies of Windows. | 6Sci/Tech |
ABC Online
Israeli airstrike hits Palestinian car in Gaza Strip
Two Palestinian militants travelling in the Gaza Strip managed to escape an Israeli airstrike on their vehicle seconds before it exploded Tuesday, security sources and witnesses say. | 1Entertainment |
New York Times Arts
Music Review: Chamber Works Conclude a Pianistâs Busy Weekend
When the French pianist HélÚne Grimaud and members of the New York Philharmonic performed chamber works at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on Sunday, it seemed as if rehearsal time had probably been limited. | 1Entertainment |
Reuters Business
Nikkei Hits Five-Week Closing High
TOKYO (Reuters) - Tokyo's Nikkei rose 0.49 percent to a five-week closing high on Tuesday as growing optimism about the domestic economic outlook buoyed small-cap stocks, but recent gainers like miners fell on profit-taking. | 0Business |
Yahoo Business
Industrial production up 0.8 pct. in June
(AP)
AP - Industrial production rose significantly in June, reflecting advances in manufacturing, mining and auto production. | 0Business |
Reuters World
Likud Holds Key Vote, Sharon Warns of Elections
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon urged his Likud party on Thursday to vote for a governing alliance with the Labor Party, warning that failure to do so would force snap elections and derail his Gaza withdrawal plan. | 13World |
The Motley Fool
Contrarian Shopping List
A Fool peers in through Wall Street's out door. | 0Business |
Myrtle Beach Sun News
EU leaders consider bigger role in Iraq
European Union leaders on Thursday considered taking on a bigger role in rebuilding Iraq and forging stronger ties with re-elected President Bush. | 13World |
Reuters
Forces near heart of Falluja
US-led forces have thrust at least one kilometre towards the centre of rebel-held Falluja despite heavy resistance, officers say. As the fight | 11Top Stories |
Reuters World
Chad court sentences French to 8 years hard labor
N'DJAMENA (Reuters) - Six French aid workers were sentenced to eight years of hard labor each after a court in Chad found them guilty on Wednesday of trying to kidnap 103 children from the African country. | 13World |
The Motley Fool
The Buying Opportunity You Won't Want to Miss
One hot market is about to get a whole lot more interesting. | 0Business |
Yahoo Elections
Dems battle in court, debate and vote
(AP)
AP - Democratic presidential rivals and their supporters vied for advantage in the courts, on a debate stage and at the ballot box on Tuesday in an unsettled race for the party's nomination to the White House. | 12U.S. |
Rediff
Beware! Cellphone viruses at large!
Hi-tech viruses and malicious software programmes -- or malware -- commonly infect computers the world over: filling mail boxes with spam, deleting e-mail addresses, damaging machines and costing billions to corporations. | 6Sci/Tech |
Yahoo Sports
Chiefs Rally to Defeat Raiders 31-30 (AP)
AP - Game-turning kick returns are nothing new to Dante Hall. Game-winning field goals are brand new for Lawrence Tynes. Tynes, following Hall's 49-yard kickoff return on a squib kick, drilled a 38-yard field goal with 22 seconds to go, lifting the Chiefs to a 31-30 victory over Oakland on Saturday night. | 8Sports |
Computerworld news
Toshiba, SanDisk NAND plant site fight could affect supply, prices
While the two are unlikely to break off ties, failing to agree could have big implications for supply and prices of flash memory a few years from now and could even alter alignments in the $12 billion NAND microchip market. | 6Sci/Tech |
Kataweb Sport
Roma, 21:01 - PALLANUOTO, A1: FLORENTIA VINCE ANTICIPO
Vittoria esterna della Florentia, che ha battuto 9-8 l'ElettroGreen Camogli nell'anticipo della 13/a... | 4Italia |
Rocky Mountain News
Film piracy lawsuits accuse 22 in Colorado
Hollywood studios went to Denver federal court Tuesday, filing two lawsuits against 22 unnamed Coloradans suspected of swapping pirated copies of movies over the Internet. | 6Sci/Tech |
Guardian Top News
Cricket: England can beat anyone, says Flintoff
Andrew Flintoff insists England can win World Cup after they wrap up CB Series in Sydney. | 10Top News |
BBC Europe
Bloody past haunts Dublin streets
Ireland is witnessing important steps towards peace with Sinn Fein's vote to support the police and Croke Park hosting the England rugby team, reports Kevin Connolly. | 2Europe |
Reuters U.S.
Boston highway shut down over suspicious package
BOSTON (Reuters) - A section of highway north of Boston and a busy public transportation hub just outside of the city were shut down on Wednesday morning in the midst of the busy rush hour as police investigated a "suspicious package." | 12U.S. |
New Zealand Herald
Opel workers stay out
Employees at General Motors' Opel plant in Bochum, Germany, refused to resume work yesterday, extending a stoppage that began last Thursday in protest at the carmaker's plan to cut jobs, a union official said. | 0Business |
The Washington Post sports
Colts Flash Weapons
The Colts' Edgerrin James's two touchdowns and 124 yards rushing plus Reggie Wayne's 119 yards receiving with two scores produces an impressive 31-17 win over the Titans on Sunday. | 8Sports |
Xinhua
3 soldiers killed in clash with terror suspects in Pakistan
At least three soldiers were killed in a fire exchange Friday in Pakistan's restive western tribal belt, local media reported Saturday. | 13World |
Syfy.com
Konkona: I loved playing a street walker
Life couldn't get any rosier for Konkona. Omkara, she agrees, has started a new phase in her
career. | 1Entertainment |
New York Times Tech
A Hitch in Offering Online Prices
Travel sites want to help you find a cheap trip. But is cost the only factor to consider? | 6Sci/Tech |
New York Times Science
A Favorite Meal, Now Offering a Side Order of Environmental Awareness
A new London restaurant has worked hard to offer fish that is legally caught and not overexploited, but it does not come cheap. | 6Sci/Tech |
Reuters U.S.
USDA Finds Devastating Soy Rust in Louisiana
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The first case of soybean rust has been found on the mainland United States and could affect U.S. crops for the near future, costing farmers millions of dollars, the Agriculture Department said on Wednesday. | 12U.S. |
BBC News world
Blair says UK tsunami aid to soar
Tony Blair predicts UK aid to countries hit by the tsunami could reach "hundreds of millions" of pounds. | 13World |
RedNova science
Tailor Made Fish Farms Preparing to "Net Bigger Profits!"
Tailor Made Fish Farms, partner of Tailor Aquaponics World Wide (PINKSHEETS: TQWW), announces the commencement of their $2.5 million expansion plans for the Company's Port Stephens Site. | 6Sci/Tech |
Yahoo Entertainment
Shields tries on "Lipstick" for NBC
(Reuters)
Reuters - Brooke Shields has been
tapped to star in NBC's one-hour pilot "Lipstick Jungle," based
on Candace Bushnell's novel about three rich, power-hungry
professional women in New York. | 1Entertainment |
The Washington Post sports
Protection Is Issue
The Redskins have allowed nine sacks in the past two games -- a particularly large number for a Joe Gibbs-coached team. | 8Sports |
Reuters Entertainment
Another baby boy for supermodel Heidi Klum
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - German supermodel Heidi Klum has given birth to a baby boy, her husband, British pop singer Seal, said on his Web site. | 1Entertainment |
Reuters Top News
Tsunami warnings issued after quake hits Sumatra
JAKARTA (Reuters) - A powerful earthquake measuring 8.2 struck Indonesia's Sumatra region on Wednesday, triggering tsunami warnings in the Indian Ocean, sparking panic in coastal areas across Southeast Asia and causing at least two deaths. | 10Top News |
CNET personal technology news
EFF sues Universal over 'fair use' of song in YouTube video
Blog: Electronic Freedom Foundation files suit against the Universal Music Publishing Group after action to remove home video featuring copyrighted music. | 6Sci/Tech |
Reuters U.S.
Weekday TV watching hurts schoolwork
CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. youths who watch television on weekdays tend to do worse in school than those who don't watch during the week, but weekend viewing appears to have no negative effects on schoolwork, researchers said on Monday. | 12U.S. |
USA Today
Boston takes upper hand
The Boston Red Sox might have taken a step Wednesday night toward finding the dominating Pedro Martinez of old. By Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY. | 8Sports |
New York Times health
L.I. Hospital Scrutinized After Deaths of Patients
After a patient died of complications following a double mastectomy that she did not need, investigators are taking a close look at Mercy Medical Center. | 3Health |
Reuters Business
Coca-Cola to buy Glaceau for $4.1 billion
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Coca-Cola Co. said on Friday it would buy vitaminwater maker Glaceau for $4.1 billion cash, boosting its lagging position in the race to dominate the fast-growing market for noncarbonated drinks. | 0Business |
Halifax Live
Gates Foundation Donates Millions To Malaria Research
The search to find an effective drug to fight malaria received a huge financial boost today with a donation of $42.6 million from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. | 3Health |
News Is Free Top News
Parma, rimonta e qualificazione
On La Gazzetta dello Sport: Calcio | 10Top News |
KESQ
Mother of Scott Peterson testifies in penalty phase of trial
Scott Peterson's mother took the witness stand in the penalty phase of her son's murder trial. A frail-looking Jackie Peterson told jurors about her deteriorating health as defense | 11Top Stories |
Washington Post
Mixed Signals Sustain Rally
Stocks edged up for the week, continuing a month-long rally in the face of mediocre economic news and more-positive developments from technology firms and energy markets. | 0Business |
BBC UK
Murder charge for stab suspect
A man appears in court charged with murder and five counts of attempted murder following knife attacks in London. | 2Europe |
Reuters Sports
Preview: South Africa Bids to Underline Strength
SEVILLE, Spain (Reuters) - South Africa will underline their strength in depth if Trevor Immelman and Rory Sabbatini can retain their title at the WGC-World Cup of Golf starting on Thursday at Seville's Real Golf Club. | 8Sports |
Fides Italia
EUROPA/SCOZIA - Il Vescovo di Paisley lancia un appello a tutti i fedeli perché proteggano la libertà religiosa dalla Chiesa Cattolica nel Regno Unito
EUROPA/SCOZIA - Il Vescovo di Paisley lancia un appello a tutti i fedeli perché proteggano la libertà religiosa dalla Chiesa Cattolica nel Regno Unito
Paisley (Agenzia Fides) - In una Lettera Pastorale che Ú stata letta in tutte le Sante Messe domenica 18 febbraio, Mons. Philip Tartaglia, Vescovo di Paisley, lancia un appello a tutti i fedeli perché proteggano la libertà religiosa della Chiesa Catt... | 4Italia |
Washington Post
Army Chief Says Iraq War "Going Pretty Well"
Gen. Peter J. Schoomaker, the Army's chief of staff, made a surprise visit to a small group of soldiers here at Forward Operating Base Danger and said in an interview that the war in Iraq is "going pretty well. | 13World |
BBC News world
US army releases Korea deserter
Charles Jenkins, a US soldier jailed for deserting to North Korea, is freed after just 25 days in military custody. | 13World |
Ansa Italia
Soffoca la moglie e va al lavoro
Arrestato a Ferrara, i vicini hanno dato l'allarme | 4Italia |
The Motley Fool
Dueling Fools: Starbucks Bear Rebuttal
Why own luxury in a world defined by increasing economy? | 0Business |
BBC News world
Colombia captures top kidnapper
Colombian authorities say they have arrested one of the country's most notorious kidnappers. | 13World |
Time U.S.
Is Assassination Allowed or Not?
We're finally getting around to rewriting the rules on what our intelligence agencies can and can't do. Better late than never, says Robert Baer | 12U.S. |
CNN/SI
Dallas QB Testaverde ignores boos to lead game-winning drive
For more than 58 minutes, Vinny Testaverde was the scorn of Dallas Cowboys fans. They wanted the old guy benched so they could see a young quarterback and they were more than happy to let him know it. | 8Sports |
Yahoo U.S.
Yates was warned against having 5th baby
(AP)
AP - A psychiatrist testified Friday that she warned Andrea Yates not to have any more children after she tried to commit suicide twice within months of having her fourth child in 1999. | 12U.S. |
BBC UK
Middle East summit 'within days'
Israel's prime minister says he hopes to meet the Palestinian leader for a summit in the coming days. | 2Europe |
CRM Buyer
Microsoft Extends SQL Server Intelligence
Bookselling giant Barnes and Noble outlined plans to implement the SQL Server 2000 Business Intelligence offering. "SQL Server 2000 will significantly reduce the time it takes our developers to aggregate data. | 6Sci/Tech |
Rediff
Dogs sniff out bladder cancer: Report
After seven months of extensive training, scientists in United Kingdom have managed to make good use of dogs' inordinate interest in human urine by utilising their "super-sensitive noses" to detect signs of bladder cancer, a report said. | 3Health |
Yahoo World
Floods displace 40,000 in Jakarta
(AP)
AP - Floods that have sent some 40,000 people fleeing their homes in the Indonesian capital created more havoc Saturday, with many parts of the city still under neck-high water and authorities warning more rivers may burst their banks. | 13World |
ISN
Hariri resigns, wonât head new Lebanese cabinet
ISN SECURITY WATCH (20/10/04) - Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri tendered his cabinetâs resignation on Wednesday and said he would not head a new government. | 13World |
InfoWorld news
700MHz auction update: High bids total $3.2 billion
The high bids totalled $3.2 billion in the U.S. Federal Communications Commission's auction of wireless spectrum licenses in the 700MHz band after three rounds and a day and a half of bidding. That figure is far short of the $10 billion Congress and the FCC expect to raise in the auction, which opened Thursday , but bidding could continue for weeks. In most cases, the high bids don't yet meet the FCC's reserve price set for minimum winning bids. A fourth round of bidding will happen Friday afternoon. The 700MHz auctions represent the last large chunk of spectrum available for the FCC to auction in the foreseeable future. The spectrum, now used to carry over-the-air television signals, can be used to carry long-range wireless broadband traffic. Consumer groups have said the spectrum represents the "last, best hope" for a nationwide wireless broadband network that competes with cable and telecom broadband services. For sale is 62MHz of spectrum in the 700MHz band. In late 2005, after a decade of debate, Congress passed a law requiring U.S. TV stations to move to all-digital broadcasts and abandon analog spectrum between channels 52 and 69. The deadline for TV stations to end broadcasts in the 700MHz band is February 2009. After three rounds, 906 of the 1,099 available spectrum licenses had bids, with four more licenses receiving bids than at the end of round two late Thursday. High bids had totalled just under $2.8 billion after round 2, and just over $2.4 billion after round one Thursday morning. The top bid after the third round was $1.49 billion for eight of 12 regional licenses in the C block, a 22MHz block of spectrum covering all 50 states. The bidding for those C block licenses was up from $1.24 billion at the end of the second round. The FCC's reserve price for the C block is $4.6 billion, and the winning bidders of C block spectrum must allow any legal devices to connect to their network, including mobile phones purchased from other carriers. The second highest bid remained $472 million for the D block, a nationwide 10MHz chunk of spectrum to be paired with another 10MHz set aside for public safety agencies. The bidder of the D block would be required to build a national network to be jointly used by public safety agencies and commercial customers. The high bid for the D block has remained unchanged since round one. Bidding in the auction is anonymous. The A block, a 12MHz piece of spectrum covering parts of New York and the northeastern U.S., also generated interest. The high bid was $119.8 million after the third round, up from $100 million after the second round and $83.2 million after the first round. A similar chunk of spectrum in the E block, also covering the same area, has generated a high bid of $59.9 million after the third round. The high bid for a 12MHz block called the B block, for a local New York City license, stood at $85.6 million after rounds two and three. High bids for five blocks in the Chicago, Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., areas were between $28 million and $55 million after round three. | 6Sci/Tech |
Yahoo World
Spain Christmas lottery winners rejoice
(AP)
AP - Winners of Spain's Christmas lottery celebrated Saturday by drinking toasts and singing songs after thousands took a share of the $3.1 billion in prizes. | 13World |
BBC Sport
'Bus' drives Pittsburgh to victory
Jerome Bettis rushed for 149 yards on 33 carries as the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Philadelphia Eagles 27-3 to end the NFL's last unbeaten record. | 8Sports |
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