71.   The non-commercial site allows users to navigate on via a map, table or text-only format and also highlights special resources.

72.   The site allows users to participate in automated tournaments, receive and review detailed player ratings, chat and send instant messages to other users.

73.   The RIAA sued Napster alleging the Internet site is allowing millions of users to download and copy copyright music at no cost, in violation of copyright law.

74.   The site allows executives to track scripts, scout locations and hire production talent.

75.   The site allows Internet users to post personal information such as birth date, name and gender to find out their futures.

76.   The Washington Post site allowed viewers to track projections from ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN and Fox simultaneously.