The LCD-TV market is a make-or-break factor for the industry.

In the worst quarter, we believe local companies will be able to make money on strong cost-saving capabilities.

I'm sure there are some really interesting films in there that could be impossible to find anywhere else.

It takes guts to expand production when the industry slows, as the investment required is massive.

Besides, the first quarter looks not as bad as we had thought. Demand for LCD TVs and notebook computers is extending into the current quarter and inventory is healthy.

This year means being very sensible, very human, very alert. That's a dog's character.

The government's tighter control over Chinese-bound investments will scarcely have any impact on flat panel makers as they did not bank any hope on an opening to save costs as other sectors did.

But the lead will be short-lived as the Korean companies will be able to make panels at lower costs in their new factories after output increases in the second half of this year.

Log files contain valuable information about the configuration of networks.

We had been talking to the previous owner on and off for a while, trying to figure out a way to save these prints. He said that at some point he wanted to try to catalog everything, but it's kind of an enormous task.