กำลังเล่นซ้ำ วันอาทิตย์ที่ 22 ตุลาคม ค.ศ. 1995

CNN and Dow Jones Business News Services to Square Off on AT&T On-LineForum

Date: 23 October 1995

By Peter H. Lewis

Peter Lewis

Next week, when business professionals subscribing to AT&T's Interchange on-line service turn to their computers for up-to-date information, they will have two familiar choices in financial news providers. In one corner of the screen will be the logo for CNN Interactive, the new digital version of the Cable News Network. In the other corner will be one for the Dow Jones Business Center, from the publisher of Barron's and The Wall Street Journal. CNN Interactive said last week that it had reached a long-term agreement to deliver multimedia business news on the AT&T Business Network, which is scheduled to begin Oct. 30 as part of the AT&T Interchange Online Network, a new competitor to services like Compuserve and America Online. CNN, a unit of Turner Broadcasting System, will also provide the AT&T service with content from the CNN Financial Network, a new business program scheduled to begin broadcasting in late December. And CNN hopes to eventually create new types of business news reports exclusively for AT&T, and to deliver them directly to computers, telephones, televisions or interactive pagers.

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CNN and Dow Jones Business News Services to Square Off on AT&T On-Line Forum

Date: 23 October 1995

By Peter H. Lewis

Peter Lewis

Next week, when business professionals subscribing to AT&T's Interchange on-line service turn to their computers for up-to-date information, they will have two familiar choices in financial news providers. In one corner of the screen will be the logo for CNN Interactive, the new digital version of the Cable News Network. In the other corner will be one for the Dow Jones Business Center, from the publisher of Barron's and The Wall Street Journal. CNN Interactive said last week that it had reached a long-term agreement to deliver multimedia business news on the AT&T Business Network, which is scheduled to begin Oct. 30 as part of the AT&T Interchange Online Network, a new competitor to services like Compuserve and America Online.

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MEDIA: PRESS;The Miami Herald's ninefold path to reader enlightenment raises some journalists' eyebrows.

Date: 23 October 1995

By William Glaberson

William Glaberson

YOU used to sit down with your morning newspaper and say, "Let's see what's happening in the world." But in Miami, that is being updated: Get your morning coffee, settle back with The Miami Herald and read all about what is happening in nine subject areas.

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Arrest Is Called a 'Vendetta'

Date: 23 October 1995

By Terry Pristin

Terry Pristin

A volunteer staff member at The Elizabeth Reporter, who was arrested on Friday after he took photographs of a mugging victim at City Hall, is scheduled to appear in Municipal Court today on charges of obstructing justice and resisting arrest. The police said the staff member, Robert Griffith, 58, was arrested after he refused to back away from the victim, who did not want her photo taken. Mr. Griffith, a former president of the Elizabeth City Council, said yesterday that his arrest was part of a vendetta that Mayor J. Christian Bollwage is conducting against the weekly. "The Mayor was on vacation and had no idea this even happened," Sebastian D'Elia, Mr. Bollwage's press secretary, said. TERRY PRISTIN

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JERSEY;Extra, Extra! Get Yer Loyal Opposition

Date: 22 October 1995

By Joe Sharkey

Joe Sharkey

O.K., maybe The Elizabeth Reporter has been a bit rough on the city's Mayor, J. Christian Bollwage. Earlier this year, for example, Mayor Bollwage was furious when he was called a "kraut" in the weekly paper. "Allegedly, he was called a kraut," Bob Griffith, a staff reporter, and also a former City Council President, protested. "Actually, the word was used in a letter to the editor." Apparently, the offensive term slipped through on deadline.

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THE U.N. AT 50: CASTRO;Castro Back In Fatigues, And Harlem

Date: 23 October 1995

By Lizette Alvarez

Lizette Alvarez

After a restrained day of diplomacy, clad in a dark business suit, President Fidel Castro of Cuba changed back into fatigues last night to spend the evening before an adulatory audience at the Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem. Standing at a podium before 1,300 admirers, Mr. Castro held forth as if he were on a balcony overlooking a plaza in Havana, drinking in the cheers and applause that greeted his nearly every remark.

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2 Banks Seen In Merger Talks

Date: 23 October 1995

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

The Nationsbank Corporation and the BankAmerica Corporation may be in negotiations to merge, according to a report in Barron's, which cited an unnamed Nationsbank director who said Nationsbank had been talking to several major banks. The article quoted the director as saying BankAmerica would be "by far the best fit." A spokesman for BankAmerica said the bank did not comment on merger speculation. Officials at Nationsbank were not immediately available for comment.

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Corrections

Date: 23 October 1995

An article in some editions on Oct. 8 about a reunion of wartime journalists who were remembering fallen comrades misstated a former posting of David Halberstam, who was master of ceremonies. Among his assignments for The New York Times in the 1960's, Mr. Halberstam covered fighting in the Congo (now Zaire), not in Angola.

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Corrections

Date: 23 October 1995

An article in some editions on Oct. 8 about a reunion of wartime journalists who were remembering fallen comrades misstated a former posting of David Halberstam, who was master of ceremonies. Among his assignments for The New York Times in the 1960's, Mr. Halberstam covered fighting in the Congo (now Zaire), not in Angola.

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NEWS SUMMARY

Date: 23 October 1995

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