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[Paidcontent.org] paidContent.org: As I mentioned yesterday, Elisabeth DeMarse, who is heading the new digital media rollup company DeMarseCo, backed by Austin Ventures, was here in Scottsdale at BSEC conference, and I chatted with her a bit about her new company. Even though her background (CEO of Bankrate and senior exec at Bloomberg) would suggest her investment company would be looking at information services, she said that may not necessarily be the only area..consumer Internet interests her as well.

 [Alterslash.org] AlterSlash ~ the unofficial SlashDot digest: Vitaly Friedman writes “ICANN, the body responsible for creating top-level domains, is considering a new one. Conceived as a way to easily manage contact information in an age where many people have numerous contact numbers, the proposed .

 [Medianetwork.blogspot.com] Media Network Weblog: 11 September 2005: The study points out that some of the politicians who are now trying to crack down on indecency by raising fines on broadcasters are the same ones who voted in 1996 to relax ownership rules that contributed to concentration. The report concludes that, "One of the unintended consequences of their support of deregulation is an increase in indecency." Rather than increase fines for indecency, the report suggests that a more effective and First Amendment-friendly approach to the indecency problem would be to reintroduce meaningful station ownership caps, limit vertical integration of programme ownership, and promoting localism and diversity of voices in US media.

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