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...global brand trying to reach the 14-to-35 market won't be able to do without SMS," predicts Cyriac Roeding, chief marketing officer and a co-founder of Germany's 12snap, which designs SMS campaigns for clients like Mumm Champagne, Chapstick and Cadbury Schweppes. SMS was first launched as a commercial service in Europe in 1994. As the popularity of mobile phones spread, especially among teenagers, SMS changed from a little-used niche service to a mass market moneymaker. According to the London office of U.S. tech consultancy Gartner, 167 billion SMS messages will be sent in Western Europe...
...preparation for the next election, the AFL-CIO is about to launch a new program to mobilize black, Latino and women voters, who have been vastly underrepresented at the polls in past years...
...timetable for the ramped-up inspection process may not necessarily be compatible with one that seeks to launch an invasion in optimal battlefield conditions before next Fall. Blix spelled out on Monday that January 27 would merely be a work-in-progress report, much like last week's, and that he planned - in keeping with the earlier Security Council resolution that created UNMOVIC and mandated quarterly reports - to present the Council with a comprehensive report, including a "work plan" for Iraqi disarmament, toward the end of March. With January 27 no longer a trigger date, Blix, supported by the European...
...continued weapons programs, or else the Iraqis throw up a roadblock to prevent them doing so. Both scenarios set the stage for a quick military response, but, failing that, the process as defined by the UN inspectors may not reach a conclusion within the time frame necessary to launch a war that could be won before the onset of the blistering Iraqi summer...
...want to keep an eye on your neighbors?especially when, unlike Totoro, they have nuclear ambitions. That's why the latest Japanese gizmos aren't cute cameras or robo-pets but high-powered military surveillance technology. According to officials in Japan's Cabinet Satellite Intelligence Center, the country will launch its first two spy satellites by the end of March, followed by two more later this year. Between them, these four cosmic eyes?developed at a cost of $2 billion?will be able to snap any spot on Earth with 24-hour's notice, come rain or shine...