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In addition, almost all the philistinism for which Hollywood is attacked today--the reliance on big stars, the tendency to mimic rather than to innovate, the reliance on sequels--was characteristic of Hollywood's heyday as well.
Most important, apparel-makers that have invested in major innovations to collect and use information perform much better than those that have done little to innovate production beyond providing basic information links to retailers.
Its columnists Maureen Dowd and Frank Rich dish the sort of sauce Nicholas von Hoffman and the young Richard Cohen once served at the Post . It continues to innovate, with new sections like Monday's "Business Day" (a k a "The Information Industries") and Saturday's "Arts and Ideas," while the Post hasn't contributed anything significant to the template since the "Style" section in 1969.
In a WP front-page interview, Bill Gates says, referring to the Justice Department's lawsuit, "If we can't innovate in our products, then you know we will be replaced."
While pre-existing law afforded limited opportunities for postal innovation,2 the Postal Reorganization Act of 1970 gave the newly-created United States Postal Service a clear mandate to innovate by developing effective and efficient services adapted to the needs of the Nation's mail users.