| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
|---|
| 217.1 | Write or Call | BCSE::KREFETZ | | Fri Nov 14 1986 13:06 | 2 |
| On page 212 of the US digital Telephone Directory, DECWORLD is listed
as being at mailstop CFO2-3/K23 with a DTN of 251-1016.
|
| 217.2 | DECworld becomes DECus | SKYLAB::FISHER | Burns Fisher 381-1466, ZKO1-1/D42 | Fri Nov 14 1986 20:19 | 8 |
| On the cover of my latest DECworld, it said something like
"The Newsletter for US Digital Employees". Perhaps they changed
to a regional focus back when your distribution stopped? Perhaps
there is supposed to be a European version? (A bit ironic, the
name decWORLD which only goes the the US).
Burns
|
| 217.3 | "world" depends on your vantage point :-) | CASEE::CLARK | Ward Clark | Sun Nov 16 1986 21:33 | 4 |
| You have to realize that the English word "world" is different from
the American word "world", as in "World Series".
-- Ward
|
| 217.4 | "around the world" | WHO::ENGHOLM | Larry Engholm | Mon Nov 17 1986 02:09 | 8 |
| The little info box on page two of my October 1986 DECWORLD says:
DECWORLD is published by Digital Equipment Corporation for
its employees around the world.
Also, the bottom right corner of the cover has a diagonal stripe
saying "U.S. SECTION". Between pages 4 and 5 (in the center) are
pages A through D, which is the U.S. section.
|
| 217.5 | | COVERT::COVERT | John Covert | Mon Nov 17 1986 15:50 | 6 |
| > You have to realize that the English word "world" is different from
> the American word "world", as in "World Series".
And the English word "world" as in "World Cup," too, I suppose?
/john_fighting_that_blinders_on_America_bashing_from_our_European_friends
|
| 217.6 | maybe DECworld should have a sports page | HOMBRE::CONLIFFE | Noreascon 3 | Mon Nov 17 1986 18:36 | 12 |
| |And the English word "world" as in "World Cup," too, I suppose?
Well, as near as I remember from the last time I watched the "World Cup",
(in the late 1960s), there were teams from Europe, South America and
parts of Africa. There may even have been a Russian team. Certainly, the
"Cup" is open to any country that wants to put up a soccer team, I think.
That compares to the baseball "World Series", which is open to the winners
of the American League and the National League. How would a Japanese or Russian
baseball team go about signing up for the baseball World Series??
Nigel :-)
|
| 217.7 | | RDGENG::LESLIE | Andy `{o}^{o}' Leslie, ECSSE, OSI. | Mon Nov 17 1986 20:59 | 7 |
| The American national soccer team were in the world cup. They
failed to qualify for the finals tho'.
C'mon, John, don't try and defend US insularity, especially
in the misuse of words like "world" for "USA".
See you in the 'box.
|
| 217.8 | Who are we talking about, anyway? | HUMAN::CONKLIN | Peter Conklin | Tue Nov 18 1986 01:58 | 7 |
| "American"? You mean pertaining to the Americas?
Maybe you should have said USA? As in Union of South Africa?
The only solution is to use the ISO code for the country in question.
It is cultural and language independent and unambiguous.
|
| 217.9 | | RDGENG::LESLIE | Andy `{o}^{o}' Leslie, ECSSE, OSI. | Tue Nov 18 1986 06:53 | 7 |
|
The "American" I referred to was a United States of America national
soccer team called "Team America".
Which was why I referred to it as the American team.
I now declare this mouth closed.
|
| 217.10 | >- [sigh] -< | INK::KALLIS | Support Hallowe'en | Tue Nov 18 1986 13:56 | 13 |
| Before this turns into a rathole, a thought:
There are several meanings to the word "world."
It can mean Tellus, 3rd planet from the Sun.
It can mean "perspective," as "the world of stamp collecting."
It can mean "coverage," as "the world of [company]'s products."
As was once pointed out _The Saturday Evening Post_ isn't delivered
on Saturday evening, and it isn't a thick piece of wood upon which
fences are constructed. :-)
Steve Kallis, Jr.
|
| 217.11 | MMMMH! | BRSDVP::GALLOY | Green_Valley | Wed Nov 19 1986 12:54 | 10 |
| All this discussion does not help me to understand how most of the
DEC employees in Belgium do not receive DECWORLD any more and others
still do ! (including recently engaged people)
Where is the distribution list located, and who could suddenly decide
to modify that list without notifying the interresred persons ?
Andre
|
| 217.12 | | RDGENG::LESLIE | Andy `{o}^{o}' Leslie, ECSSE, OSI. | Wed Nov 19 1986 20:05 | 10 |
|
We still get DECworld in the UK, at least I got a copy before I
moved offices in September.
I imagine that I got on the mailing list via Personnall, so you
might ask your Personnell if they should be notifying corporate
HQ of your needs.
I suggest someone who has a copy of DECworld to hand put in any
info on who the editor is and what organisation produces it.
|
| 217.13 | DECWORLD Contacts | BETHEL::THOMPSON | Noter of the LoST ARK | Mon Nov 24 1986 11:36 | 16 |
| The offices of DECWORLD are at:
Corporate Employee Communications
150 Coulter Drive
CFO2-3/K23
Concord, MA, 01742
The masthead lists:
Editorial Manager/Richard Seltzer DTN 251-1305 CELICA::SELTZER
Editor/Mark Fredrickson DTN 251-1016 CELICA::FREDRICKSON
Contributing writer/Kate Nelson DTN 251-1307 CELICA::KNELSON
Network addresses and DTN phone numbers are from ELF.
Alfred
|
| 217.14 | | BRSSWS::PIGEON | raymond pigeon | Tue Nov 25 1986 11:52 | 3 |
| rep .-1
Thanks you... it is all we wanted to know.
|