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NewsEconomist explains move to virtual world
September 19, 2007 Michael Boskin, a newly appointed adviser to Gaia Online, says he was drawn to the teen-oriented site by its realistic economies. -
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Big-shot economist to advise teen virtual world 'Gaia Online'
September 17, 2007 Former U.S. Council of Economic Advisors chairman Michael Boskin is tapped to lead virtual world's economic council. The big question: why?Images: A look inside 'Gaia Online' -
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Index ranks IT industries by nation
July 12, 2007 More than 60 countries were scored on factors ranging from business environment and R&D efforts. How did the U.S. fare?Chart: World's top IT economies -
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Microsoft, Google square off in Washington
September 27, 2007 Thursday will mark the opening round in the heavyweight fight over Google's acquisition of DoubleClick. -
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Editors' picks: South Korea stories around the Web
June 23, 2004 A historic initiative by the Seoul government and leading companies is turning their country into a technology powerhouse. Read some of the reports around the Web. -
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Economist: Oracle-SAP duopoly would hurt market
June 18, 2004 The companies would be even more inclined to play favorites if PeopleSoft bid succeeds, an antitrust expert says. -
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EU rapped over software plan
August 27, 2003 A proposed law due before the European Parliament next week would derail Europe's software industry while allowing big corporations to take over, European economists warn. -
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Intelligence in the Internet age
September 19, 2005 Philosophers, technologists and, yes, writers debate whether today's technology is making for a brainier world. -
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Congressional economists tackle copyright issues
August 10, 2004 Don't be tied to old rules or big companies, but watch out for unintended consequences, Budget Office says. -
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Nokia: 2 billion cell phone users by 2006
December 9, 2004 Adoption is accelerating faster than previously expected in some of the world's most populous countries, the company says. -
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Alternative fuel for thought
May 25, 2007 Gasoline has got to go, say big thinkers at the Future in Review conference. But what the replacement will be is far from clear. -
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Politicians weigh renewal of Net access tax ban
May 22, 2007 State governments say they want to be able to levy new taxes on access and oppose an unfettered extension of the federal ban that expires this fall. -
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Oracle president backpedals on 'oligopoly' report
June 19, 2004 Justice Department plays up market observations Charles Phillips made in previous incarnation as analyst. -
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Facing oil's expensive future
November 22, 2005 If you think it costs a lot to run your car now, just wait till 2030, when prices could climb 32 percent over current rates, says economist. -
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On challenging China with a tariff
June 15, 2005 Economist Fred Bergsten concedes that a surcharge on Chinese goods could hurt the U.S. tech industry, but would level the playing field. -
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'iPod tax' planned for music downloads?
March 10, 2005 States grapple with how, or if, to tax online movies and music such as songs purchased from Apple's iTunes. -
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Why airwaves should be deregulated
February 11, 2004 Economists Thomas Hazlett and Gregory Rosston warn that a Washington, D.C., bureaucratic fiasco in the works will have dire consequences for telecommunications customers. -
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At AlwaysOn, talking 'bout the IM generation
January 30, 2007 Start-up CEOs at conference say traditional media has to shape up to reach younger tech enthusiasts. -
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China's currency move may hurt U.S. tech
July 22, 2005 The price of computers and electronics could climb if China adds teeth to its new exchange policy.
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