How TV is Changing Our Lives

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[The Wired Home Weblog - Transform your home into a digital media center - Pop Out a Baby, Get a Free TiVo!] With the advent of DVRs, TV has changed quite a bit. The Chicago Tribune has a rather large and interesting article that hits on 6 ways TV has changed our lives, starting with:

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[newsrack blog] Department of followups: How To Execute an Innocent Man --- The ChicagoTribune's Steve Mills reports that the Texas... to issue subpoenas or order forensic testing. A superb ChicagoTribune investigation by Mills... blog lives on; back in mid-April, Elizabeth Warren wrote that there are rumors of a "technical

[milkriverblog] OBT: Saul Bellow dead: to this "blood libel" in an article printed in The ChicagoTribune. He moved to Boston and, at the invitation... fictional universe was Chicago, where he grew up and spent most of his life, and which he made...-towered Chicago-style American capitalism." Mr. Bellow said that of all his characters Eugene

[Israellycool - Down Under punditry in the Middle East] The Days of Our Lives: Israel Style: CBS News Chicago Sun-Times ChicagoTribune CNN C-SPAN Fox News The Guardian Herald Sun...The Days of Our Lives: Israel Style Recent Book Reviews The Case for Israel The Trouble With Islam Recent Trackbacks Discarded Lies Blognitive Dissonance The Dead Pool

[Transparent Grid] CONT’D PROBLEMS FOR IRAQ GOVT.: his candidacy. “I saw it on the ticker, on all the channels,” he told the ChicagoTribune. ... government more than three months after voters risked their lives in the country’s historic elections

[Irish Aires News] Battle For Foyle Hots Up: conscience. Yet innumerable people with a moral sense in other aspects of their lives - who could... juggernauts. The two leaders are fighting for their political lives in their own backyards, when..._memori.php May 01, 2005 Propesed Memorial For M Causes A Stir The Sunday Tribune (no link) reports

[The Mahablog] Then and Now: I've been reading 13 Seconds: A Look Back at the Kent State Shootings by Philip Caputo. It's pretty good, marred by a couple of small glitches--the book misquotes a line from "Subterranean Homesick Blues" and attributes "Bad Moon Rising" to Jimi Hendrix instead of John Fogerty--ouch. That may be the fault of bad copyediting, though. 

[Another swipe at this thing they call blogging] Tiger streak!: Andy Ihnatko, writing for the Chicago Sun-Times, says Apple shatters Windows with Tiger. Column starts off by describing the past Mac OS X releases and then goes on about the different Tiger features. Reviewers have then tendency to forget to mention that the highly touted multi-video conferencing is not available to users who doesn't have a souped up Mac PC.

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