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Tellabs has long been more respected for its technology than for its business acumen.

No one is more respected for studying these horses than Mike Welsch, who has been watching pre-Derby workouts for the Daily Racing Form since 2000.

Tom Kiersted, senior analyst with IDC's Telecommunications Brands and Bundles research program says that "from a branding perspective, I think it is another step forward in AOLs strategy, to align itself with the companies which are more respected for their technology," says Kiersted.

If there has been more respect for the right to record, it may be due to awareness.

But I guess what I'd say is: more respect for content.

Europe is "a continent where there's more respect for Dick Cheney than for a fetus".

There's more respect for a homeless woman out on the streets than there is in a warehouse for Amazon workers.

Title: Live at the Manchester Apollo Year: 2009 The set-up: Perhaps there should be more respect for comedians who do the same old thing extremely well.

And while there is more respect for Ryan as a coach among Giants fans than many people might think, there also is disdain for his trash talk.

So instead of getting everybody to a place where there is more respect for the law, what we're doing is kind of breeding a lot of disrespect for the law both by the recording industry, frankly, and also by the technology community and by the public at large.

"There's more respect for the consumer".