E-Town, they say, will be a model not only of e-business but also of e-government, e-community, e-knowledge, and e-parks.

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Knowledge on e-waste can be seen as one the important steps towards sustainable development.

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According to a congressional source with knowledge of the e-mails, the CIA's first draft of the talking points was sent to other agencies on the afternoon of Friday, September 14.

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Two new companies, one Swedish and one Italian, are focusing on changing e-commerce through the monetization of your personal knowledge.

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"It is appropriate to infer that the e-mails and software materials would demonstrate Ellison's knowledge of, among other things, problems with Suite 11i, the effects of the economy on Oracle's business and problems with defendants' forecasting model, " Illston said in the order.

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He is a member of the National Knowledge Commission and the national advisory group on e-governance.

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"Although the FBI is legally forbidden from monitoring the communications of citizens who are not targets under Carnivore, the mere knowledge that government agents have the technical capacity to read e-mail messages will greatly increase the uncertainty of innocent citizens, " argued Dr. Jeffrey Rosen, a law professor at Georgetown University.

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The core competence of tomorrow's e-commerce successes will be the ability to change quickly, a skill perhaps even more valuable than knowledge of any particular market.

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Alan Todd , CEO of Knowledge Planet, says the news out of MIT can only increase demand for the e-learning software his company sells to businesses, which use it to get content from top universities.

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