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Comment Salvation of Newspapers (Score 2, Interesting) 50

Personally, I think the Kindle concept, once the screen gets up to something like 8" x 11" will be the salvation of newspapers. Color would be a help, too. The Kindle 2 has too small a screen to handle headlines and photographs, but landscape on 8" x 11" would work quite well. The ability to deliver the news immediately, and presumably to update during the day but yet in an easily readable screen of inconsquential weight powered by a long life battery might even get my wife to switch. And even to pay a subscription.
Software

Submission + - FAA software aims to make business flights easier

coondoggie writes: "If you are a frequent business traveler you have to hope this is good news: The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) this week expanded a program that it says will reduce flight delays during the peak summer season. The Airspace Flow Program gives airlines the option of either accepting delays for flights scheduled to fly through storms or flying longer routes to maneuver around them. The agency said that it rolled out a new software program that ensures airports impacted by bad weather receive the maximum number of flights that can safely fly to them. During storms, arrival slots often open up due to delayed or canceled flights. The new software program, called Adaptive Compression, automatically fills those slots with the next available flight. The software tool, which was launched in March, reduces delays, saving time and money for the airlines and passengers. http://www.networkworld.com/community/?q=node/1546 4"
The Almighty Buck

Submission + - "Silicon Valley Sucks" Says Wealthy Valley

jg21 writes: In a curious example of the Web 2.0 pot calling the Web 2.0 kettle black, Michael Arrington — acccording to a Social Computing Magazine headline — is saying Silicon Valley sucks. The man who claims an income of $120,000 a month from his TechCrunch site says that there's more money than sense in the Valley, and that it could use a downturn right about now. Eh?

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