"It is going to be a Wild West for a while — social network wars, platform dodginess, media business turmoil and back-channel deals," Mr. Cross added.
So is AOL just hedging its bets in the social network wars?
Following that line of reasoning, that portals have evolved into global branded networks, does that mean the portal wars have been replaced by the global branded network wars?
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The Emmy Awards, which usually confound television executives, critics and viewers alike, remained true to form this year, rewarding many of the networks' war horses, like "Everybody Loves Raymond" and "The West Wing," while signaling an apparent sea change in what constitutes high-quality television.
We call the act of cruising for unsecured wireless networks "war driving," and it can cause some serious trouble for you if you haven't taken steps to safeguard your home or small office networks.
The 2000 Olympics are being brought to Bosnia by the fledgling Public Broadcasting System, Bosnia's first nationwide public television network since war started in 1992.
Had they paid MBV to play the Tora Bora cave network, the war would have been over in quarter of an hour.
Be prepared to join a group like the Freelancers Union, which advocates for the rights of contingent workers, and to attend meetings so you can network, swap war stories, master best practices and support fellow contractors.
The approach in the 1990s was to flood Somalia with food aid, which empowered militias, set off conflict between them and created a flourishing criminal network of war profiteers who stood to make millions off looted grain.
