Profile Books; 240 pages; £9.99In this section Home entertainment Write books Reprints Related items Correction: staff booksDec 11th 2003 Books by Economist authorsDec 4th 2003The internet is changing the shape and internal workings of companies, says our management editor.
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So part of the entertainment is when you find yourself yelling corrections at no one in particular as the show unfolds.
Make the correction, apologize profusely and do your best to not NOT recognize an entertainment legend at an entertainment event ever, ever again.
CORRECTION: A previous version of this post mispelled Monami Entertainment.
Correction: November 15, 2000, Wednesday A caption yesterday about Black Diamonds Entertainment, which organizes parties for young upwardly mobile black people, misidentified a couple dancing at one of the parties.
Correction: February 10 , 2000 Thursday An article in Circuits last Thursday about the complexities of connecting home entertainment equipment misstated the ability of older home audio receivers to reproduce Dolby Digital sound from certain DVD players.
Correction: October 25, 2000, Wednesday An article on Monday about investments by large companies in sexually explicit entertainment referred incompletely to the relationship between the News Corporation and the EchoStar Communications Corporation, which provides explicit films by satellite to subscribers.
Correction: October 28 , 2001 Sunday An article in some editions on Sept. 23 about the Downtown Disney shopping and entertainment area in Anaheim, Calif., misidentified its designer.
This article has been revised to reflect the following correction: Correction: January 22, 2010 An article on Wednesday about criticisms and interpretations of the film "Avatar" misidentified the Christian entertainment Web site for which David Outten wrote a column about the movie.
Correction: February 26 , 2004 Thursday A front-page article on Friday about the growing role of women in the sex-oriented entertainment industry misidentified the home city of Adam & Eve, a mail-order marketer of entertainment and novelties.
