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The states have been fabulous "policy incubators", according to Barbara, so much so that some e-companies are advocating federal take back laws that they know will be more anemic.
Dar Williams: 2011: The Year We Conquer E-Waste! Dar Williams 2011
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The states have been fabulous "policy incubators", according to Barbara, so much so that some e-companies are advocating federal take back laws that they know will be more anemic.
Dar Williams: 2011: The Year We Conquer E-Waste! Dar Williams 2011
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The states have been fabulous "policy incubators", according to Barbara, so much so that some e-companies are advocating federal take back laws that they know will be more anemic.
Dar Williams: 2011: The Year We Conquer E-Waste! Dar Williams 2011
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The states have been fabulous "policy incubators", according to Barbara, so much so that some e-companies are advocating federal take back laws that they know will be more anemic.
Dar Williams: 2011: The Year We Conquer E-Waste! Dar Williams 2011
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And looking at top executives of American media, telecommunications and e-companies, a 2001 study by the Annenberg Public Policy Center found just 13% are female.
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And looking at top executives of American media, telecommunications and e-companies, a 2001 study by the Annenberg Public Policy Center found just 13% are female.
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And looking at top executives of American media, telecommunications and e-companies, a 2001 study by the Annenberg Public Policy Center found just 13% are female.
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She's going to become a freelance writer now – a line of work that's feasible, since her husband, Peter Seidler, is chief creative officer of Razorfish Inc., one of those e-companies with a booming stock.
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She's going to become a freelance writer now – a line of work that's feasible, since her husband, Peter Seidler, is chief creative officer of Razorfish Inc., one of those e-companies with a booming stock.
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Instead of Jeremy Clarkson in ecstasy on a Mediterranean hairpin, we get the gasping techno-reporter, "one of a small group of people to be given a sneak hands-on preview other e-companies had better look out" (the Times).
Media news, UK and world media comment and analysis | guardian.co.uk 2010
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