The New York Times Agency May 2010

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(NYT4) NEW YORK -- Oct. 16, 2005 -- E-COMMERCE-COLUMN -- Neal Goldman, chief of Inform Technologies in New York in October 11, 2005, said he hoped to build "the ultimate newspaper of the future." News enthusiasts, rejoice. A Web site is being introduced today that will not only let you find articles on the topic of your choice from hundreds of newspapers and magazines, it will also alert you to all the other news accounts floating around cyberspace that have any connection whatsoever to anything you read. (Ruby Washington/The New York Times)

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headline The New York Times Agency May 2010

created date 2005-10-16

credit EAST NEWS

source The New York Times Agency

byline Ruby Washington/The New York Times/Redux

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