12 April 2001 By The Morning News — 12 Apr 2001 The ethics of cloning: a level-headed approach is necessary.Kozmo shuts down early in order to give severance pay to 1,100 employees.Yahoo reports first quarterly loss in two years and plans to lay off 12 percent of 3,510.WIRED magazine picks up new editor from The Economist.PWC will cut 750-1,000 pompous hacks (Ed. note: slight bias in this one).Napster saga: Judge opens class-action suit to other record companies.Prepare to be weaned: Microsoft and RealNetworks want their users to stop using MP3s.Hebborn's master forgeries hang in the world's best museums, and force them to lie.Scient will cut 675 jobs and move to New York.Intel launches peer-to-peer cancer research effort (no Mac version yet).Suspect journalism: NYTimes gives fluff-job to new IBM machine; also has strategic business alliance; hmm...In the battle for invisible computers, Linux may win the system war.I-Tunes trippy graphics dude chose Charlie-Sheen-Seal over Facial-Scars-Seal.You build the track; You race the car; You lose to a chicken.The history of publishing has never been grand, judging by old Knopf reader reports.Star Wars, in ASCII.
