Browse Our Electronic Collection texts of the corporate laws of all 50 states plus the district of columbia . Fulltext collection of the newspapers, magazines and journals of the http://www.ll.georgetown.edu/connect/browse_alpha.cfm
Extractions: Indexes and abstracts to articles in 1300 business and management publications, with varying coverage, some citations dating back to the 1970s. Includes 350 titles from outside the U.S. Also contains complete articles for more than 600 of the more important sources. For general publications, use ProQuest, below.
DC State Page district of columbia newspapers A listing from the US Newspaper List, providinglinks to DC newspapers, radio stations, television stations and magazines. http://nnlm.gov/sea/state/dc.html
Extractions: Quick Links About Us Quick Search Forms Projects Funding Opportunities ... What's New Washington, DC is located in the eastern United States, bordering both Virginia and Maryland, and is the capitol city of the United States. The city has over 120 defined neighborhoods distributed among 8 wards, which are political areas used to elect members of the City Council. Together with portions of Virginia and Maryland, Washington is part of the large Baltimore-Washington Metropolitan Area. At the 2000 Census, Washington, DC had a population of 572,059, and the Census Bureau estimates the 2003 population at 563,384. Though smaller than Delaware, covering just 68.3 square miles, DC's population is larger than that of Wisconsin, the country's least populous state. The population is fairly evenly distributed among the 8 DC wards. The racial makeup of the city is 60 percent African American, 30.8 percent white, 7.8 percent Hispanic or Latino, 3.8 percent Pacific Islander, and 3.8 percent report another race. Over half of the city's residents are between the ages of 25 and 64, slightly higher than the national averages for those age groups. (
New IASL Director admitted to practice law in Colorado, Georgia and the district of columbia . published in numerous newspapers and news magazines, including Newsweek, http://www.iasl.mcgill.ca/institute/news/new_dir.htm
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ABOUT COURTTV - ANCHOR BIOGRAPHIES - Fred Graham His articles have been published in many newspapers, magazines and law Graham is admitted to practice law in the district of columbia and Tennessee. http://www.courttv.com/anchors/fred_graham.html
Extractions: Other Anchor Bios: Lisa Bloom Catherine Crier Diane Dimond Jami Floyd Jack Ford Nancy Grace Fred Graham Kimberly Guilfoyle Newsom Vinnie Politan Reporter Bios: Jean Casarez Amanda Grove Savannah Guthrie Beth Karas Contributor Bios: Eddie Hayes Rikki Klieman Email Fred Fred Graham is the chief anchor and managing editor of Court TV and hosts the daily trial coverage and analysis program Open Court . He has been with the network since it was launched in 1991. Graham's primary duty is anchoring trial coverage from New York. Graham is a journalist, lawyer, broadcaster and anchor. He has received numerous awards for his reporting, including the George Foster Peabody Award, two American Bar Association Silver Gavel Awards, and participation in three Emmy Awards. He is the author of four books: The Self-Inflicted Wound (MacMillan 1970), concerning criminal law decisions of the Warren Court; Press Freedom Under Pressure (Twentieth Century Fund 1972) about the news media and the First Amendment; The Alias Program Happy Talk Over the past 35 years, Graham has been a practicing attorney, government official, legal writer for
COURT TV ONLINE - TOP NEWS The US Court of Appeals for the district of columbia decision is the most significant In interviews with newspapers, magazines and book authors, http://www.courttv.com/news/2001/0628/microsoft_ap.html
Extractions: Updated June 28, 2001, 10:00 a.m. ET Federal appeals court reverses breakup of Microsoft A federal appeals court reversed the breakup of Microsoft Thursday and ordered that a new judge decide the landmark case. It was a major victory for the embattled software maker. The appeals court ruled that U.S. District Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson improperly conducted himself in the case, leaving himself open to the appearance he was biased against Microsoft. "We vacate the judgment on remedies, because the trial judge engaged in impermissible ex parte contacts by holding secret interviews with members of the media and made numerous offensive comments about Microsoft officials in public statements outside of the courtroom, giving rise to an appearance of partiality," the court said. "Although we find no evidence of actual bias, we hold that the actions of the trial judge seriously tainted the proceedings before the District Court and called into question the integrity of the judicial process," the court added. The ruling was unanimous, by a 7-0 vote.
Blumenthal V. Drudge providers such as newspapers, magazines or television and radio stations, Drudge specifically targets readers in the district of columbia by virtue http://www.epic.org/free_speech/blumenthal_v_drudge.html
Extractions: FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Civil Action No. 97-1968 April 22, 1998 OPINION This is a defamation case revolving around a statement published on the Internet by defendant Matt Drudge. On August 10, 1997, the following was available to all having access to the Internet: The DRUDGE REPORT has learned that top GOP operatives who feel there is a double-standard of only reporting republican shame believe they are holding an ace card: New White House recruit Sidney Blumenthal has a spousal abuse past that has been effectively covered up. The accusations are explosive. There are court records of Blumenthal's violence against his wife, one influential republican, who demanded anonymity, tells the DRUDGE REPORT. Last month President Clinton named Sidney Blumenthal an Assistant to the President as part of the Communications Team. He's brought in to work on communications strategy, special projects themeing a newly created position. Every attempt to reach Blumenthal proved unsuccessful.
Bookshare.org - About Newspapers And Magazines Copyrighted newspapers and magazines are available for download by Bookshare.orgsubscribers and district of columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Illinois http://www.bookshare.org/web/AboutNewsline.html
Washington DC News And Information Local newspapers/magazines Local TV Stations Traffic National News. Click forWashington, district of columbia Forecast http://seewashingtondc.net/news.htm
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DC Vote - Write A Letter local and national newspapers; magazines; high school or college alumninewsletters; Example Letter from a Resident of the district of columbia http://www.dcvote.org/advocacy/letter.cfm
Extractions: What's this? We know that 78 percent of Americans, including members of Congress, are unaware that residents of the District of Columbia are denied full congressional voting representation. We also know that in order for this injustice to be addressed by Congress, DC Vote's message needs to be heard - both inside the District of Columbia and across the country. Many people living in Washington, DC, move here from other areas of the country where people don't know about DC's denial of democracy. You can be an important part of DC Vote's efforts to educate people around the country. One of the best ways you can help raise awareness of DC's plight is to write a letter-to-the-editor of your hometown, local and national newspapers; magazines; high school or college alumni newsletters; organizational newsletters; community newsletters; e-mail lists; or other publications. (Be as creative as you can be about where you send letters!) Below are some informational bullet points you may use to personalize your letters and some hints about writing letters-to-the-editor . There are also links to
Extractions: Cable Wireless Telecommunications We have represented the telecommunications industry in a series of groundbreaking litigation projects covering the waterfront of issues that are crucial to the wireless telecommunications industry. Our work has included defending and challenging orders of the Federal Communications Commission before federal appellate courts and defending statutory challenges to legislation in trial-level federal courts. We have focused, in particular, on appellate challenges to FCC efforts to increase competition in wireless telecommunications markets. We represented the wireless industry in the appeal of the implementation of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, winning our portion of the all-industry challenge in the federal appeals courts and preserving that victory in the U.S. Supreme Court. We represented telecommunications entrepreneurs in successfully supporting the FCC's implementation of spectrum auctions before the U.S. Court of Appeal for the District of Columbia Circuit.
Distribution Top Tech Markets California, Chicago, district of columbia, Georgia, Massachusetts, Reach editors and reporters at newspapers, consumer magazines, http://www.prnewswire.com/services/resources/specialty_news.shtml
Extractions: Top Automotive Markets: California, Georgia, Illinois, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, Texas, Washington DC. Top Biotech/Health Markets: California, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Texas, Tennessee, Washington. Top Energy Markets: Alaska, California, Colorado, Oklahoma, New Mexico, New York, Louisiana, Mississippi, Utah, Texas. Top Entertainment Markets: California, Florida, Illinois, New York, Tennessee, Texas, Washington.
News Search - Fort Vancouver Regional Library District Many newspapers, magazines, television stations and news agencies have web sites GorgeNews Gateway site for links to four newspapers from the columbia http://www.fvrl.org/findinfo/news_search.htm
Extractions: The Internet can be a great source for finding out about current events. Many newspapers, magazines, television stations and news agencies have web sites with up to the hour - or even up to the minute - news and feature stories. Unfortunately, the content changes so quickly on these web sites that Internet search engines do not even try to search news sites for individual stories. Searchers must use specialized search tools to find current news information. Search tools include news directories, news search engines, and databases. Web pages set up by individual newspapers, television stations and other news agencies. A news site may also be an aggregator - a web page that gathers articles from a variety of other news sites. Return to top
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Bookstores In The District Of Columbia A good selection of national and international newspapers and magazines. University of the district of columbia Bookstore (4200 Connecticut Ave NW, http://www.geocities.com/Athens/4824/na-dc.htm
Student Press Law Center - SPLC Report bill covers any journalist that contributes through newspapers, magazines, Thirtyone states and the district of columbia already have shield laws http://www.splc.org/report_detail.asp?id=1215&edition=36
Search Newspapers & Periodicals At Ancestry.com ancestors from many different kinds of newspapers, magazines, and periodicals . district of columbia, North Dakota. Florida, Ohio. Georgia, Oklahoma http://www.ancestry.com/learn/contentcenters/contentCenter.aspx?page=newspaper
Top100(2004) can be found in 29 states and the district of columbia. mainstream mediaincluding newspapers, magazines, online publications and dining guides. http://english.c-r-n.com/content.asp?category_id=36711
Louis L. Manderino Library News Current Events Resources General News (LexisNexis) US international newspapers, magazines, News from or about each of the 50 states, plus the district of columbia. http://www.library.cup.edu/ref-news.html
