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Here’s the skinny on a new media opp: E-Zone Network is getting inside the heads of exercisers while they work out. Launched in March, E-Zone exercise and entertainment programs reach a captive audience of fitness-focused… Continued

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As the World Turns Last week’s announcement that MCI WorldCom would indeed buy Sprint Corp. for $129 billion – the biggest corporate merger in history – provided more evidence that it’s not a small world… Continued

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Software solutions company Capitol Hill Software has changed its name to Vocus, Inc. And that’s not all. In two weeks, the firm plans to introduce a comprehensive, Web-based service featuring customized tracking options and a… Continued

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Looking for a place outside of your box to think? There’s plenty of room in the desert. The 10th annual Innovative Thinking Conference kicks off in Scottsdale, Ariz. this February, featuring big thinkers such as… Continued

Move over Smith Barney. The feds are now offering financial planning assistance. This week the Social Security Administration (SSA) launches the largest customized mailing ever undertaken by a federal agency with the distribution of SS… Continued

Seventy-eight percent of U.S. adults believe there is bias in the news media, and that powerful people or organizations can influence a newspaper to "spike or spin" a story, according to the Journalism Credibility Project,… Continued