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...Wheeler slapshot hit the post four minutes later, and at the other end Blair needed some clutched saves to preserve the tied score, At 9:48. Allen Taber centered the puck from behind the Harvard net and Blair made a pad save off a John Sedgewick shot from just outside the crease...
Business Editor George M. Taber, who edited the cover story, has had a continuing interest in the information revolution, especially in bringing it about at TIME. Over the past several years, the magazine has employed more and more of the new communications equipment, gradually computerizing the phases of production, from distributing correspondents' dispatches to transmitting completed pages for printing, and linking them by phone lines and satellites. Under Taber's supervision, the Business section was the first editorial department, in 1981, to go all-electronic, researching, writing, editing and sending stories to print with a minimum of paper...
...cover story, however, looks in another direction. It treats a very large, relatively old, traditional high-tech company, headquartered in New York's Hudson Valley, that has staged a spectacularly successful invasion of the personal-computer market: IBM, the once and future colossus. Says Business Editor George M. Taber, who supervised the story: "After telling the troubles of corporate behemoths like General Motors and U.S. Steel, it is refreshing to describe a major American company that is very successful. IBM is a giant that does just about everything right...
Unemployment - "structural" or otherwise ... Industrial policy ... Buy American . . . Retraining . . . The slogans and concepts are everywhere, and they add up to a new American economy in the making. The idea for this week's cover story began to take shape for Business Editor George M. Taber at a conference of Time Inc. journalists in Santa Barbara, Calif., more than a year ago (yes, sometimes these things take a while). One of the major subjects of discussion was flourishing high-technology industries like those in California's Silicon Valley. Says Taber: "It began to strike me that here we were...
...Allen Taber, F, Dartmouth...