World briefs - November 30, 2004
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A Danish judge has been sentenced to two months in jail and three months of psychiatric care for possession and distribution of hundreds of pornographic photographs and films of children.
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Events in Ukraine continue to dominate the European papers. A Budapest daily takes everyone to task over the invalidated referendum on citizenship for ethnic Hungarians abroad. Two German dailies comment on Mr Schroeder's visit to China. And in France a sniffer dog forgets to sniff!
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New penalties against Sudan &#151; check. More dollars to fight AIDS in Africa &#151; check. A respected internationalist to lead the World Bank &#151; check. Friendly words about tackling global warming &#151; check.
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Armed guards, not men in tights, for England; more pat-down searches at US airports. Two Russian planes destroyed by passengers carrying explosives on board and a trio of egregious security breaches in the
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roundup Plus: Music promoter offers concert downloads...WS-I tackles Web services attachments...Newspaper sites take up paid search ads.
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roundup Plus: Sun makes financial pitch...PeopleSoft-Oracle trial delayed...IBM, Boeing team up for defense work.
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Following are the leading stories in the main Indonesian newspapers on Nov. 1. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
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roundup Plus: Phone defect could affect hearing...OSDL hires lawyer, opens China office...Ex-Palm CEO Yankowski to head Majesco.
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roundup Plus: .Mac customers suffer e-mail glitches...Alvarion expands wireless broadband in China...IBM launches business research group.
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roundup Plus: WS-I tackles Web services attachments...Newspaper sites take up paid search ads...Microsoft IPTV to woo Swiss test group.
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roundup Plus: Business Objects to bundle IBM tools...Linux clusters gear up for simulated combat...Sprint to bake in BlackBerry for businesses.
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UPDATE: Story first posted 6:49 a.m. ET, November 16,  2004
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Volume 1, Issue 138 IN THIS ISSUE: *Moscow slaps economic sanctions on Abkhazia *Will Ukraine crisis make Moscow tighten its grasp on Central Asia? *Kazakh election monitors found no problems with Ukrainian ...
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Politics: 29 December 2004, Wednesday. As the end of the year is approaching, expect our summary of the most important events during 2004 in our special edition The News as It Was on December 31.
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roundup Plus: Majoras takes charge of FTC...Business Objects to bundle IBM tools...Linux clusters gear up for simulated combat.
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Kosovo's elections, Wednesday's decisive vote in the European Parliament to determine the fate of the new EU Commission, and the Spanish Catholic Church's questioning of some of the Madrid government's policies are among the topics in which today's papers take an interest.
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A listing of news events to watch for in the coming week.