San Diego's economy has been pulled out of a slump on the strength of the wireless industry. Around San Diego, employment in telecommunications rose 65 percent from 1995 to 1996.
Some nonprofits are nervous about spending their donor's money on magazine subscriptions.
She predicts that if users are drowned in information bursts from push technology, they will rebel. Part of the reason people like the Internet is because they can control the information flow. The problem, the editorial surmises, may be that the freest press in the world is not free of laziness, snappy headlines, and pursuing ratings. An account of the oral arguments at the Supreme Court over the Communications Decency Act. Schwartz is most impressed by the justices' understanding of the technology.