MediaTalk; News Site Race Is Just as Clear as Election
Date: 25 December 2000
By Felicity Barringer
Felicity Barringer
Comment on different rankings of top news and information Web sites for November by Media Metrix and Nielsen/NetRatings (S)
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Reality Dampening the Dot-Com Hoopla
Date: 25 December 2000
By Lisa Napoli
Lisa Napoli
Article by Lisa Napoli, Internet correspondent for MSNBC, discusses intense efforts of high-technology start-ups to uncharacteristically court technology media for publicity as dot-com hoopla fades; photo (M)
Where Is All the Money Going?
Date: 24 December 2000
By Paul Zielbauer
Paul Zielbauer
Connecticut's state budget for last year contains some curious expenditures, including $4,400 for 30 Liquor Control agents to learn verbal skills to calm down drunk people in bars, and $3,700 for senior managers in Consumer Affairs Department to learn how to defend themselves against 'ambush style' journalism tactics; drawing (M)
Last-Minute Surge by Shoppers Caps Tepid Retail Sales Season
Date: 25 December 2000
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Surge by last-minute holiday shoppers caps tepid retail season; few analysts expect sales will wind up matching 6.7 percent jump in December 2000 (M)
Chelsea Under Wraps
Date: 24 December 2000
Delia McQuade Emmons letter on Margaret Talbot's comment in Dec 3 magazine on Chelsea Clinton and how journalists and general public have complied with her parents' efforts to give her normal upbringing with as little media attention as possible; says of greater interest is why press gave Hillary Rodham Clinton pass during campaign for Senate seat; notes as candidate for major office, Hillary Clinton never held news conference where questions were freely asked and answered
Chelsea Under Wraps
Date: 24 December 2000
Amy Hurst letter on Dec 3 magazine article by Margaret Talbot on Chelsea Clinton and how news media and general public complied with her parents' efforts to give her normal upbringing with as little media attention as possible; says Chelsea Clinton has no obligation to speak to press
Chelsea Under Wraps
Date: 24 December 2000
Eva Yaa Asantewaa letter on Margaret Talbot's Dec 3 magazine article on Chelsea Clinton and how news media and general public complied with her parents' efforts to give her normal upbringing with as little media attention as possible; says it is not mystery that Chelsea's public utterances have been restricted, even unto adulthood; holds her parents, like other saavy politicians, are wary of unscripted remarks that can bring torrent of criticisms; says Chelsea is probably less guarded, less calculating by nature, than they are, and more of risk