The New York Times 2001 Katie Hafner - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
The New York Times 2001 Katie Hafner
California stops selling personal data.(Circuits)(Government Activity)	News, opinion and commentary	Katie Hafner
Digitally disenfranchised; Bell companies are blamed for the slow start of a fast Internet service.(four large regional phone firms dominate and slow the progress of the market for D.S.L., Digital Subscriber Line service)(Statistical Data Included)	News, opinion and commentary	Katie Hafner
Group is said to accuse Pacific Bell of monopoly; Internet service providers wage fight over access to digital subscriber lines.(Company Business and Marketing)(Industry Trend or Event)	News, opinion and commentary	Katie Hafner
Privacy's guarded prognosis; with more medical recrods stored on computer networks, whose eyes will see them?	News, opinion and commentary	Katie Hafner
Robots tested in mock search for urban disaster victims.(part of the annual Robocup competition, at the International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Seattle)	News, opinion and commentary	Katie Hafner

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