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Crosscut tech blog: First-run major studio movies on your home TV ... so very close
DirecTV brings major studio films to your home, in HD, less than 30 days after theatrical release. Not everyone approves.
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Go West, Young U.W. President Young
The University of Washington taps a lawyer from the University of Utah to be its new leader. He would seem to be well matched for the inflection point the university faces.
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UPDATE: Crosscut is fully back now, complete with images and minus the error messages of earlier today.
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