NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 19 September 2001
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19 september 2001 was een woensdag onder het sterrenbeeld ♍. Het was de 261e dag van het jaar. President van de Verenigde Staten was George W. Bush.
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19th of September 2001 News
Nieuws zoals het verscheen op de voorpagina van de New York Times op 19 september 2001
CNN Returns to Its Element but Faces High Expectations
Date: 19 September 2001
By BILL CARTER
Bill CARTER
Terrorist attacks in New York and Washington have thrust CNN back into clear leadership position in cable news, though network is under pressure and facing expectations that no other news organization is likely to face: namely that whenever American retaliation takes place, CNN will be in position to cover it; photo (M)
Draping Newscasts With the Flag
Date: 20 September 2001
By JIM RUTENBERG and BILL CARTER
Jim RUTENBERG
Television has draped its coverage of terrorist attacks on US with American flag; CNN, Fox News Channel and MSNBC have incorporated screen images of American flags; red, white and blue ribbons and flag pins have at times adorned lapels of news anchors; critics say such actions undermine anchors' position as disinterested conveyers of news and can intensify public opinion in way that could push America into war footing; photo (M)
STAPLES NAMES EX-CAMPBELL OFFICER AS VICE CHAIRMAN
Date: 20 September 2001
Staples Inc names Basil Anderson, former chief financial officer and treasurer of Campbell Soup Co, as vice chairman to oversee business development (S)
KODAK, HURT BY SLUMP, PLANS TO LAY OFF EMPLOYEES
Date: 20 September 2001
Eastman Kodak Co says third-quarter profit will be more than a third below estimates; plans to lay off employees because sales have been hurt by economic slump spreading overseas (S)
Once Is Not Enough For This DVD Recorder
Date: 20 September 2001
By Adam Baer
Adam Baer
Hewlett Packard offers first in new breed of DVD writers that write to rewritable discs; photo (S)
A Screen That Thwarts Those Prying Eyes
Date: 20 September 2001
By Henry Fountain
Henry Fountain
Ttools offers holographic film that fits over hand-held computer's screen to block prying eyes; film allows normal viewing of screen for anyone looking straight-on, but shows image of interlocking chains to anyone viewing from periphery; photo (S)
Losing a G.P.S. Cable Without Losing One's Bearings
Date: 20 September 2001
By Henry Fountain
Henry Fountain
TeleType offers wireless Global Positioning System receiver that plugs directly into Compaq's PocketPC hand-held computers; photo (S)
Awww, That's Cute Enough To Frame (With a TV Screen)
Date: 20 September 2001
By Bruce Headlam
Bruce Headlam
Microsoft offers device that displays digital photographs on television screen; photo (S)
CNN Returns to Its Element but Faces High Expectations
Date: 19 September 2001
By BILL CARTER
Bill CARTER
Terrorist attacks in New York and Washington have thrust CNN back into clear leadership position in cable news, though network is under pressure and facing expectations that no other news organization is likely to face: namely that whenever American retaliation takes place, CNN will be in position to cover it; photo (M)
Draping Newscasts With the Flag
Date: 20 September 2001
By JIM RUTENBERG and BILL CARTER
Jim RUTENBERG
Television has draped its coverage of terrorist attacks on US with American flag; CNN, Fox News Channel and MSNBC have incorporated screen images of American flags; red, white and blue ribbons and flag pins have at times adorned lapels of news anchors; critics say such actions undermine anchors' position as disinterested conveyers of news and can intensify public opinion in way that could push America into war footing; photo (M)
STAPLES NAMES EX-CAMPBELL OFFICER AS VICE CHAIRMAN
Date: 20 September 2001
Staples Inc names Basil Anderson, former chief financial officer and treasurer of Campbell Soup Co, as vice chairman to oversee business development (S)
KODAK, HURT BY SLUMP, PLANS TO LAY OFF EMPLOYEES
Date: 20 September 2001
Eastman Kodak Co says third-quarter profit will be more than a third below estimates; plans to lay off employees because sales have been hurt by economic slump spreading overseas (S)
Once Is Not Enough For This DVD Recorder
Date: 20 September 2001
By Adam Baer
Adam Baer
Hewlett Packard offers first in new breed of DVD writers that write to rewritable discs; photo (S)
A Screen That Thwarts Those Prying Eyes
Date: 20 September 2001
By Henry Fountain
Henry Fountain
Ttools offers holographic film that fits over hand-held computer's screen to block prying eyes; film allows normal viewing of screen for anyone looking straight-on, but shows image of interlocking chains to anyone viewing from periphery; photo (S)
Losing a G.P.S. Cable Without Losing One's Bearings
Date: 20 September 2001
By Henry Fountain
Henry Fountain
TeleType offers wireless Global Positioning System receiver that plugs directly into Compaq's PocketPC hand-held computers; photo (S)
Awww, That's Cute Enough To Frame (With a TV Screen)
Date: 20 September 2001
By Bruce Headlam
Bruce Headlam
Microsoft offers device that displays digital photographs on television screen; photo (S)
CNN Returns to Its Element but Faces High Expectations
Date: 19 September 2001
By BILL CARTER
Bill CARTER
Terrorist attacks in New York and Washington have thrust CNN back into clear leadership position in cable news, though network is under pressure and facing expectations that no other news organization is likely to face: namely that whenever American retaliation takes place, CNN will be in position to cover it; photo (M)
Draping Newscasts With the Flag
Date: 20 September 2001
By JIM RUTENBERG and BILL CARTER
Jim RUTENBERG
Television has draped its coverage of terrorist attacks on US with American flag; CNN, Fox News Channel and MSNBC have incorporated screen images of American flags; red, white and blue ribbons and flag pins have at times adorned lapels of news anchors; critics say such actions undermine anchors' position as disinterested conveyers of news and can intensify public opinion in way that could push America into war footing; photo (M)
STAPLES NAMES EX-CAMPBELL OFFICER AS VICE CHAIRMAN
Date: 20 September 2001
Staples Inc names Basil Anderson, former chief financial officer and treasurer of Campbell Soup Co, as vice chairman to oversee business development (S)
KODAK, HURT BY SLUMP, PLANS TO LAY OFF EMPLOYEES
Date: 20 September 2001
Eastman Kodak Co says third-quarter profit will be more than a third below estimates; plans to lay off employees because sales have been hurt by economic slump spreading overseas (S)
Once Is Not Enough For This DVD Recorder
Date: 20 September 2001
By Adam Baer
Adam Baer
Hewlett Packard offers first in new breed of DVD writers that write to rewritable discs; photo (S)
A Screen That Thwarts Those Prying Eyes
Date: 20 September 2001
By Henry Fountain
Henry Fountain
Ttools offers holographic film that fits over hand-held computer's screen to block prying eyes; film allows normal viewing of screen for anyone looking straight-on, but shows image of interlocking chains to anyone viewing from periphery; photo (S)
Losing a G.P.S. Cable Without Losing One's Bearings
Date: 20 September 2001
By Henry Fountain
Henry Fountain
TeleType offers wireless Global Positioning System receiver that plugs directly into Compaq's PocketPC hand-held computers; photo (S)
Awww, That's Cute Enough To Frame (With a TV Screen)
Date: 20 September 2001
By Bruce Headlam
Bruce Headlam
Microsoft offers device that displays digital photographs on television screen; photo (S)
CNN Returns to Its Element but Faces High Expectations
Date: 19 September 2001
By BILL CARTER
Bill CARTER
Terrorist attacks in New York and Washington have thrust CNN back into clear leadership position in cable news, though network is under pressure and facing expectations that no other news organization is likely to face: namely that whenever American retaliation takes place, CNN will be in position to cover it; photo (M)
Draping Newscasts With the Flag
Date: 20 September 2001
By JIM RUTENBERG and BILL CARTER
Jim RUTENBERG
Television has draped its coverage of terrorist attacks on US with American flag; CNN, Fox News Channel and MSNBC have incorporated screen images of American flags; red, white and blue ribbons and flag pins have at times adorned lapels of news anchors; critics say such actions undermine anchors' position as disinterested conveyers of news and can intensify public opinion in way that could push America into war footing; photo (M)
STAPLES NAMES EX-CAMPBELL OFFICER AS VICE CHAIRMAN
Date: 20 September 2001
Staples Inc names Basil Anderson, former chief financial officer and treasurer of Campbell Soup Co, as vice chairman to oversee business development (S)
KODAK, HURT BY SLUMP, PLANS TO LAY OFF EMPLOYEES
Date: 20 September 2001
Eastman Kodak Co says third-quarter profit will be more than a third below estimates; plans to lay off employees because sales have been hurt by economic slump spreading overseas (S)
Once Is Not Enough For This DVD Recorder
Date: 20 September 2001
By Adam Baer
Adam Baer
Hewlett Packard offers first in new breed of DVD writers that write to rewritable discs; photo (S)
A Screen That Thwarts Those Prying Eyes
Date: 20 September 2001
By Henry Fountain
Henry Fountain
Ttools offers holographic film that fits over hand-held computer's screen to block prying eyes; film allows normal viewing of screen for anyone looking straight-on, but shows image of interlocking chains to anyone viewing from periphery; photo (S)
Losing a G.P.S. Cable Without Losing One's Bearings
Date: 20 September 2001
By Henry Fountain
Henry Fountain
TeleType offers wireless Global Positioning System receiver that plugs directly into Compaq's PocketPC hand-held computers; photo (S)
Awww, That's Cute Enough To Frame (With a TV Screen)
Date: 20 September 2001
By Bruce Headlam
Bruce Headlam
Microsoft offers device that displays digital photographs on television screen; photo (S)