Cole
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http://theinquirer.net/?article=26848
and
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20051010/tc_nm/media_videogames_dc
"THE ENTERTAINMENT Software Association (ESA) said that it will file a lawsuit against the statute recently signed by Governor Schwarzenegger regarding game sales to minors."
In other news,
http://theinquirer.net/?article=26851
"AN SKU is a stock control unit. Bink today reports that there are going to be 20 SKUs for Microsoft Vista, the firm's operating system due out next year."
"The 365 flavours of UNIX? At last Microsoft is beginning to catch up."
http://theinquirer.net/?article=26839
"WORLD OF Warcraft has been broken down, taken apart and has now been illegally made to run on private servers.
While playing on these servers is both free and totally illegal, it does follow the trend of MMO games. As a rule, once an MMO gains popularity it is only a matter of time before clever minded players manage to reverse engineer the hosting server and twig the game into running on a private server. With a game as popular as WoW it was a practical inevitability."
and
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20051010/tc_nm/media_videogames_dc
"THE ENTERTAINMENT Software Association (ESA) said that it will file a lawsuit against the statute recently signed by Governor Schwarzenegger regarding game sales to minors."
In other news,
http://theinquirer.net/?article=26851
"AN SKU is a stock control unit. Bink today reports that there are going to be 20 SKUs for Microsoft Vista, the firm's operating system due out next year."
"The 365 flavours of UNIX? At last Microsoft is beginning to catch up."
http://theinquirer.net/?article=26839
"WORLD OF Warcraft has been broken down, taken apart and has now been illegally made to run on private servers.
While playing on these servers is both free and totally illegal, it does follow the trend of MMO games. As a rule, once an MMO gains popularity it is only a matter of time before clever minded players manage to reverse engineer the hosting server and twig the game into running on a private server. With a game as popular as WoW it was a practical inevitability."