Making a mark

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Mark Warner leaves the Virginia governor's office and is positioned to be the Democratic nominee for president in 2008. He makes a mark as the potential US president, since his strengths in technology and globalization, owing to his communications business, and able governance, seen in his work after 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina are in the forefront in political debate, as also his huge financial resources.

Public affairs, Political activity, Presidential candidates, Warner, Mark

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Fast Howie

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Howard Alan Kurtz, US' most influential media reporter and 'Washington Post's most prolific reporter, does a weekly television show on CNN, writes an online column every weekday and has written four books. His life and the struggles he endured during his career and personal life are described.

Newspapers, Management dynamics, Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Newspaper publishing, Practice, Washington Post Co., Journalists, Kurtz, Howard Alan

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Where B.B. King gets the blues

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XM Satellite Radio has the largest collection of IBM servers, which in turn holds the largest collection of digital music. With an increasing subscriber base, the XM radio display is familiar to almost five million subscribers thus becoming a refuge for listeners and broadcasters.

Facilities & equipment, Telephone communications, exc. radio, Services information, Communication services, not elsewhere classified, Services, Equipment and supplies, Satellite communications services industry, XM Satellite Radio Inc.

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