Spiller av mandag 18. februar 2002

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18th of February 2002 News

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The News Media; Sports Reporting: Rules on Rumors

Date: 18 February 2002

By Felicity Barringer

Felicity Barringer

News coverage of disputed Olympic pairs skating event has shown great deal of reliance on unnamed sources, speculation and rumors; rigorous attribution rules observed in other fields appear to become relaxed when journalists turn to sports; photo (M)

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Howard K. Smith, Courtly, Outspoken Voice of Radio and Television, Is Dead at 87

Date: 19 February 2002

By Richard Goldstein

Richard Goldstein

Howard K Smith, who was one of radio and television's most outspoken and familiar voices in long and often contentious career as anchorman, news analyst and war correspondent, dies at age 87; photos (M)

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PENTAGON READIES EFFORTS TO SWAY SENTIMENT ABROAD

Date: 19 February 2002

By James Dao and Eric Schmitt

James Dao

Pentagon's new Office for Strategic Influence is developing plans to provide news items, possibly even false ones, to foreign media organizations as part of new effort to influence public sentiment and policy makers in both friendly and unfriendly countries; seeks to broaden longstanding practice of information warfare against hostile nations in Middle East, Asia and even Western Europe; would assume role traditionally led by civilian agencies, mainly State Dept; office was established after September 11 terrorist attacks in response to concerns that Bush administration and US were losing public support overseas for war on terrorism, especially in Islamic countries; Defense Sec Donald H Rumsfeld, while broadly supportive of new office, has not approved specific proposals and has asked Pentagon's top lawyer William J Haynes to review them; photo (M)

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As the Story Unfolds, NBC Has the Biggest Part

Date: 19 February 2002

By Richard Sandomir

Richard Sandomir

Sports Media column discusses impact NBC had on other media coverage of pairs figure skating imbroglio at 2002 Winter Games (M)

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Telling Soviets of 'Miracle' Was More of a Nightmare

Date: 18 February 2002

By Mike Wise

Mike Wise

Article recaps 1980 Miracle on Ice, United States defeat of Soviet Olympic hockey team, and profiles Seva Kukushkin, reporter who covered Games for Tass news agency; photo (M)

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Dispute Involving Indian Businessman Tarnishes Blair's Image

Date: 19 February 2002

By Warren Hoge

Warren Hoge

British Prime Min Tony Blair is defending self-proclaimed reputation for clean government from attacks by opposition Conservatives and in media over July 2001 letter to Romanian government backing sale of steel company there to Lakshmi Mittal, London-based businessman who weeks before donated $180,000 to Blair's Labor Party; denies any wrongdoing; says he was unaware of donation when he signed letter and would have taken same action even if he had known; government is under fire over reports that Mittal's companies gave $600,000 to American group lobbying Bush administration to impose 40% tariff on overseas steel imports, move British steel industry vigorously opposes; central feature of Blair's 1997 campaign that returned him to power was repeated claim that Conservatives were party of 'sleaze' and that his government would be 'whiher than white' if re-elected; photos (M)

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Big U.S. Dairy to Cut 200 Jobs

Date: 19 February 2002

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

The Dean Foods Company, which was created in December when the Suiza Foods Corporation bought the original Dean Foods, will eliminate 200 jobs in Illinois in the next year to help reduce costs after the acquisition.

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Chief Resigns at Analogic After a Year

Date: 19 February 2002

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

The Analogic Corporation, which makes fetal monitors and electronic parts for magnetic resonance imaging systems, said yesterday that the chief executive, Thomas Miller resigned on Friday after a year in the job.

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Danone Reports Loss for 2nd Half of Year

Date: 19 February 2002

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Groupe Danone reports second-half loss of $243 million euros ($211.6 million) compared with profit of 369 million euros year earlier; full-year profit fell 82 percent, to 132 milion euros (S)

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British Utility Holds Takeover Discussions

Date: 18 February 2002

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Innogy Holdings, Britain's largeB

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