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                         05/23/2001 
                          - USA 
                          Today article - "Don't Cry for New Economy" by Larry 
                          Downes 
                          The New Economy: born 1999, died 2000? Not true according 
                          to Downes. Real progress is being made. As with past 
                          boom-and-bust periods driven by technological innovation, 
                          we are merely pausing as the world catches up with new 
                          possibilities. The next wave of ventures, driven by 
                          computers small enough and cheap enough to be embedded 
                          not just in electronics but in everyday items, will 
                          be the building blocks for the New Industrial Revolution. 
                           
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                         May 
                          13/01 - Atlanta 
                          Journal-Constitution article "They'll do the laundry, 
                          buy the groceries and cook your food. Super Bar Codes" 
                          by Shelley Emling 
                          Within the next several years, so- called smart tags 
                          will adorn almost every product, providing manufacturers 
                          and customers with a wide range of electronic information, 
                          everything from the product's exact location to instructions 
                          on how to recycle its packaging.  
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