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Telecom Is Static, but Not for Long - Telcos are breaking into small chunks to ready themselves for consolidation./
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Mehta, Stephanie
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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Telecom's Game of Risk - Is a new wireless technology really worth USD 300 billion?/
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CreswELL, Julie
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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Telecom - When AT&T hurts, everybody feels its pain./
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Mehta, Stephanie N
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2000
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Terrorists Are Ruining My Middle Age - Whining (with gratitude) about the nightmares haunting our lives./
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Serwer, Andy
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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Thar's (Still) Gold in Them Thar - Hills Venture capitalists should prosper for years despite the current tech bust./
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Lashinsky, Adam
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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That Old Sinking Feeling - With rock-bottom prices and killer competition, the cell phone business is starting to resemble the long-distance one./
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Mehta, Stephanie N
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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Their Reign Is Over - Now that the Internet has replaced the PC as the key technology of our time, we no longer need the techno-visionaries of the past. Good thing: No one out there can replace Bill Gates or Andy Grove./
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Schlender, Brent
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2000
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There Ain't No Cure For A Summertime Tour - Nothing can replicate being surrounded by 10,000 screaming fans at a rock concert. A FORTUNE portfolio./
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Serwer, Andy
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2000
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There's a New Letter in Town/
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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There's No Place Like These Homes - The good news: Trophy properties have been a sizzling investment. Better news: This trend has legs./
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Tully, Shawn
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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"There's no such thing as convergence; it's all divergence."/
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2000
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The Tech Wasteland - The recession kills any hope of a quick recovery for an industry that does little more than hawk indistinguishable boxes. So what should tech investors do?/
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Schlender, Brent
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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The Temptation of Technology - Someday-maybe not tomorrow, but someday-tech is going to bounce back. The question is how to play it before it does./
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Stires, David
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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The Things They Carry - Intelligent devices are making waves in courthouses, Congress, and city streets./
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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The Think Tank - David Kirkpatrick on turning tech into plowshares, and J. William Gurley on why government Net snooping won't work./
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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The Think Tank - Gary Hamel on reinventing your company, David Kirkpatrick on Carly Fiorina's Third World push, Adrian Slywotzky on going digital during the tech slump, and J. William Gurley on moving past the correction./
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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The Think Tank - Gary Hamel on seven old-economy ideas to ax; David Kirkpatrick on the misery to come in the Napster void; and J. William Gurley on tech's new dependence on business cycles./
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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The Think Tank - Gary Hamel on the first-mover advantage, and J. William Gurley on why Bluetooth is doomed./
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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The Think Tank - Gary Hamel on the Net's impact on profits, Adrian Slywotzky on Oracle's revolution, David Kirkpatrick on the coming shape of companies, and J.William Gurley on the next big thing./
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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The Tightwads Start Shopping/
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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