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Cable News Network (CNN) report from Moscow: The combination of hundredsof cable television channels and 24-hour news services like CNN give anunprecedented impact and immediacy to news developments around the world.Top, Microsoft chairman Bill Gates talks with Antwoinette Hayes, a participantin a Microsoft initiative to provide technology access to children and teens.Above, Apple founder and chief executive officer Steve Jobs with hiscompany’s iPod mini. Gates and Jobs are seen as the most powerful symbols ofthe creative and commercial talent that shaped the digital era.296Combine youth, rock and hip hop music, and 24-hour television, and you get MTV,a television network whose influence extends beyond music videos to fashion,advertising, and sales.
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