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November 21, 2009
ChangeQuakes Of The Week
December 11, 2006TOP CHANGEQUAKES OF THE WEEK
** FDA Panel: Drug-Coated Stents Risky
** TV Networks Consider YouTube Rival
** UN Modifies Man's Impact On Global Warming
** All The News That's Fit To Click
** Microsoft Windows Faces Uncertain Future
TOP CHANGEQUAKES OF THE WEEK
FDA Panel: Drug-Coated Stents Risky
(MEDICAL CHANGEQUAKE) -- Drug-coated heart stents are more likely to cause blood clots and other complications in certain high-risk cases and patients, and doctors should be warned, a panel of medical experts advised last week.
reuters.com
TV Networks Consider YouTube Rival
(CORPORATE CHANGEQUAKE) -- News Corp.'s Fox, Viacom, CBS and NBC Universal are discussing creating a video Web site to compete with Google's YouTube, according to The Wall Street Journal. Reports say a deal is still far off, but the four media companies envision a jointly owned site that would be the primary Web source for videos from their television networks. Their goal is to cash in on the fast-growing market of Web video advertising.
news.com
UN Modifies Man's Impact On Global Warming
(ECONOMIC CHANGEQUAKE) -- An upcoming UN report will downgrade its overall estimate of humans' impact on global warming by 25%, but continues to hold humans responsible for the warming of the planet. Global warming skeptics are expected to cite the revised figures as evidence that action to combat global warming is less urgent, but scientists insist that it is simply a refinement due to better data on how climate works rather than a reduction in the risk posed by global warming.
www.telegraph.co.uk
All The News That's Fit To Click
(TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGEQUAKE) -- With news junkies turning increasingly to the Web for their daily fix of world events, newspapers are trying to figure out how they can compete with the abundance of free news content online.
bbc.co.uk
Microsoft Windows Faces Uncertain Future
(CORPORATE CHANGEQUAKE) -- Vista, the latest version of Windows, is being hailed as the most important event for Microsoft in a decade. Vista is the most-secure operating system that Microsoft has made, but several flaws have already been uncovered, and Vista's popularity may make it a prime target for phishing attacks, hackers and viruses. In addition, some people fear rivals will use the Web to kill Windows, and Google is the No 1 threat.
timesonline.co.uk
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