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• NewsClips - November 14, 2007
  Comcast Corp., the nation's largest cable operator, on Wednesday will start offering corporate e-mail and document sharing services to small and medium-sized business customers that buy its high-speed Internet service.
  Posted: Nov 14, 2007
• NewsClips - November 13, 2007
  After a break for the election, Pennsylvania lawmakers are returning to the capitol, to begin their final session weeks of the year. Erik Arneson, spokesman for Senate majority Republican leaders, says finishing work on Governor Rendell’s energy proposals will be high on the list of things to do before the end of the year.
  Posted: Nov 13, 2007
• NewsClips - November 12, 2007
  Comcast Corp. and other cable companies may be forced to limit their growth and make their networks more accessible to independent programmers and other competitors under new rules the Federal Communications Commission is preparing.
  Posted: Nov 12, 2007
• NewsClips - November 9, 2007
  Telecommunications service providers Sprint Nextel Corp. and Clearwire Corp. said Friday they are mutually ending their WiMax partnership. Sprint and Clearwire agreed in July to team up to build a nationwide mobile broadband network using WiMax technology. The two companies said they could not resolve some issues associated with the letter of intent and failed to reach a final agreement on terms of the transaction.
  Posted: Nov 9, 2007
• NewsClips - November 8, 2007
  Tired of Windows? The next generation of laptops may let you jump from one operating system to another to play movies, surf the Web or read e-mail. Phoenix Technologies Ltd., a leading maker of the software that controls Windows computers most basic workings, announced this week that it will offer a feature it calls HyperSpace to laptop manufacturers.
  Posted: Nov 8, 2007
• NewsClips - November 7, 2007
  Perennially cash-strapped Amtrak has found a new way to generate revenue — by turning an entire train into a moving billboard. A train used on the Acela Express, the railroad's premium Boston-Washington service, will be wrapped in an advertisement for the History Channel's "1968 with Tom Brokaw," a two-hour special scheduled to air Dec. 9.
  Posted: Nov 7, 2007
• NewsClips - November 6, 2007
  You normally need to be dead or retired to be honored by the Pennsylvania Society. Actually, only one person died between the time he was announced and the annual black-tie fete that draws at least 1,500 of the state's political and business elite to New York City for a weekend of networking, campaigning and fund-raising.
  Posted: Nov 6, 2007
• NewsClips - November 5, 2007
  It didn't take special tax breaks after all to fill Comcast Center, Philadelphia's newest and tallest highrise. In fact, the building has been leased up at a break-neck pace, even though it's not finished. Simultaneously, the general office market is enjoying a low vacancy rate.
  Posted: Nov 5, 2007
• NewsClips - November 2, 2007
  It is my understanding that the city of Pittsburgh will not get FiOS TV. I include a response that I got regarding the service from the City of Pittsburgh's Rodney R. Akers, deputy director/special counsel for City Information Systems...
  Posted: Nov 2, 2007
• NewsClips - November 1, 2007
  In a new online striptease, the buxom, beautiful blonde who promises to remove her slinky scraps of lingerie doesn't want your money. She's interested in your brain. Really. The creation of online scammers, she's trying to trick unsuspecting Internet users into helping the scammers break the online barriers that banks and e-mail services set up to thwart crooks.
  Posted: Nov 1, 2007