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	Apple - Nike + iPod
		Thanks to a unique partnership between NIKE and Apple, your iPod nano becomes your coach.
		Grab an iPod nano, a pair of Nike+ shoes, and a Nike + iPod Sport Kit...
		Connect your iPod nano, then connect with the world on nikeplus.com.
	www.apple.com /ipod/nike (101 words)

	USATODAY.com - Nike + iPod so easy to use, it could get you off your duff for a workout (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Nike + iPod was introduced at a press conference in May as the first product from a partnership between Apple and Nike.
		Nike + iPod consists of a single sensor you tuck under the insole into a pocket in the special footwear on the left shoe, plus a small receiver you attach to the dock connector at the bottom of a Nano.
		Nike is selling various clothes to help with "cord management," some with special pockets for the iPod.
	www.usatoday.com /tech/columnist/edwardbaig/2006-07-19-nike-ipod_x.htm (1051 words)

	NIKE : Greek goddess of victory, mythology ; pictures : NICÉ, VICTORIA
		NIKE (or Nicé) was the winged goddess or spirit (daimon) of victory, both in battle and peaceful competition.
		Nike was appointed his charioteer, and all four were appointed as sentinels standing beside the throne of the god.
		Nike was depicted in ancient Greek vase painting with a variety of attributes including a wreath or sash to crown a victor, an oinochoe and phiale (bowl and cup) for libations, a thymiaterion (incense burner), an altar, and a lyre for the celebration of victory in song.
	www.theoi.com /Daimon/Nike.html (2394 words)

	Nike (mythology) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Nike and her siblings were all attendants of Zeus.
		Nike was often worshipped in conjunction with Athena, with whom Persians at the Battle of Marathon in 490 BC.
		This temple has also provided a famous surviving depiction of the goddess, Nike unfastening her sandal ("Nike Slancio"), which was originally part of the temple parapret and is now on display in the Acropolis Museum in Athens.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Nike_(mythology) (417 words)

	Corporate Social Responsibility - Companies in the News - Nike
		Nike has sought to respond to these allegations by putting into place a code of conduct for all of its suppliers, and working with the Global Alliance to review around 21 of these factories, and to pick up and respond to issues.
		Nike believe that the sharing with factory locations with independent third parties on a confidential basis enables them to monitor their supply chain properly.
		As for wage rates, Nike feels that establishing what constitutes a "fair" wage is by no means as easy as its critics would have the public believe – and disparages the constant quoting of wage rates in US dollar equivalents, when these are meaningless given the different cost of living in the countries concerned.
	www.mallenbaker.net /csr/CSRfiles/nike.html (1067 words)

	The Nike Missile System: A Concise Historical Overview
		Planning for Nike was begun during the last months of the Second World War when the U.S. Army realized that conventional anti-aircraft artillery would not be able to provide an adequate defense against the fast, high-flying and maneuverable jet aircraft which were being introduced into service, particularly by the Germans.
		Nike missiles were also deployed overseas with U.S. forces in Europe and Asia, by the armed forces of many NATO nations (Germany, France, Denmark, Italy, Belgium, Norway, the Netherlands, Greece and Turkey), and by U.S. allies in Asia (Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan).
		Nike Ajax was armed with three individual high-explosive, fragmentation-type warheads located at the front, center and rear of the missile body.
	alpha.fdu.edu /~bender/N-view.html (2766 words)

	Nike's soccer ads cleverly slam Adidas. - By Seth Stevenson - Slate Magazine
		Nike has long led Adidas in overall market share (both in the United States and worldwide), but soccer is a holdout category in which Adidas maintains an edge.
		Still, I felt the Nike soccer ads that year were mediocre, and even a bit confusing: They featured soccer matches set, for no evident reason, within the bowels of a giant ocean tanker.
		Nike is discouraging cheating and rough tactics in favor of a beautiful game involving skill and joyful dedication.
	www.slate.com /id/2139940 (1649 words)

	Nike software glitch pushes i2 shares lower \| CNET News.com
		After the closing bell Monday, athletic shoe and apparel company Nike said it expects third-quarter earnings to fall at least 24 percent from its previous forecast to a range of 34 cents a share to 38 cents a share.
		Nike's footwear division, which accounts for 57 percent of the company's revenue, uses i2 software for it supply-chain management.
		Thill said Nike's high-volume retail business may now run i2's product parallel to its existing supply-chain software for the next three years in order to be confident it works.
	news.com.com /2009-1017-253222.html (503 words)

	Boeing: History -- Products - Douglas Nike Missile (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Nike Hercules became operational in 1958, and more than 80 Nike Hercules missiles were deployed in the United States, with 10 more in Europe and Taiwan.
		Nike missiles were launched from a self-contained launch area, and each site had two or three launching platforms.
		The Nike missiles used the "command guidance" system, in which the major control equipment was ground based and not part of the expendable missile.
	www.boeing.com /history/mdc/nike.htm (287 words)

	Nike, Inc. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Nike releases Nike DUNKS a basketball shoe originally worn by Michael Jordan due to the banning of his signature shoe by the NBA.
		Nike responded the false advertising laws did not cover the company's expression of its views on a public issue, and that these were entitled to First Amendment protection.
		Nike has been a focus of criticism for their use of the Beatles song "Revolution 1" in a commercial, against the wishes of Apple Records, the Beatles' recording company.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Nike,_Inc. (3111 words)

	NIKE and Child Labor
		Nike is characterized of making its equipments in countries which are in the developing phase, having very cheap labor, authoritarian government and lack of human rights appeal and union movement.
		Both Nike and the local production company aims to minimize cost and earn the highest amounts of profit thus involving themselves in illegal practices, such as child labor, a practice which is not so highlighted by the government of the host developing country.
		And if Nike cannot control its subcontracted plants, it means they have not implemented their rules and regulations effectively and is not abiding by the international standards which they have set for themselves.
	www.american.edu /TED/nike.htm (1957 words)

	PR Newswire for Journalists :: Search Results
		NIKE has apologized to the Islamic community for any unintentional offense to their sensibilities.
		NIKE has implemented a global recall of the original salesman samples, including an accounting of any samples which may have been sold.
		NIKE has implemented organizational changes to their design department to tighten scrutiny of logo design.
	www.danielpipes.org /rr/2919.php (503 words)

	CNN.com - Technology - Nike blames NSI for site hijacking - July 4, 2000
		Nike, in turn, said the responsibility lies with NSI in Herndon, Va. Changes to the status of Nike's domain status are supposed to be made only via NSI's encrypted and password-protected security system, said Nike spokeswoman Corby Casler.
		Nike is also working with the FBI and local police in Oregon "to see exactly what happened and who is liable," she said.
		Smith disputed Nike's claim that it had access to the Crypt-PW encryption system through NSI, and it charged that the footwear maker subscribed to a level of security that lets changes to its domain-name information be made from an approved e-mail address.
	archives.cnn.com /2000/TECH/computing/07/04/nike.v.nsi.idg/index.html (994 words)

	Responsible Shopper Profile: NIKE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Nike is praised for disclosing its factory locations and for employing independent monitors to assess compliance with the company's supplier code of conduct.
		Nike allegedly lied about conditions at overseas factories where their shoes and clothes are manufactured, in an attempt to guard the company from criticism for human rights and labor violations.
		Nike said it welcomed the findings in the report, entitled 'We are not Machines', but also criticized the agency saying the information in the report was based on 35 interviews with Nike workers in Indonesia.
	www.coopamerica.org /programs/rs/profile.cfm?id=271 (2854 words)

	nikeworkers
		Nike Inc. replaced many of its old web documents with the new set of public relations documents that can be found there today (press here).
		Since Nike changes its faciality (the documents it displays) from time to time, as a story research, I wanted to trace what was happening in the context of Nike's life space that could explain its faciality changes.
		Nike and compensation is the issue: is Nike's minimum country by country wage an adequate "living wage?" (See Amos Tuck studies of wages in Indonesia and Vietnam below).
	cbae.nmsu.edu /~dboje/nikeworkers.html (2245 words)

	Frequently Asked Questions
		While companies like Nike used to try to avoid responsibility for factory conditions by saying they were "just the buyer," the anti-sweatshop movement has made this excuse unacceptable and forced the retailers—who are, after all, the ones who make the greatest profit—take responsibility for the workers who make their products.
		Nike is so profitable and sells its shoes for such high prices that it can well afford to double the workers' wages without increasing the retail price.
		Nike has announced that in Vietnam it is using social scientists from the University of Economics in Ho Chi Minh City to help monitor factory conditions.
	www.globalexchange.org /campaigns/sweatshops/nike/faq.html (1541 words)

	Boycott Nike Home Page
		Nike has staffed up its PR department to go on a charm-offensive to seduce the public, to create confusion among concerned people about the reality of Nike sweatshops and to sow doubts about anti-sweatshop activists.
		Nike also continues to use the Fair Labor Association (FLA) as a quasi-stamp of approval for its labor policy even though in reality the FLA is still a non-functioning organization.
		We also urge you to refrain from buying Nike products until corrective actions are taken to improve these abhorrent working conditions, which have proven to be insulting to human dignity and neglectful of human conscience.
	www.saigon.com /~nike (634 words)

	AlterNet: Nike's Corporate Responsibility Sham (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		And although the amount of Toluene has been reduced, Nike seem to be providing factory managers advance notice of testing, "giving them considerable scope to change chemical use to minimize emissions on the day of the test is conducted." Moreover, Nike has not regularly made the results of those tests available to the public.
		Nike has skirted around the problem of labor abuses by promoting its reforms without providing proof they are being instituted.
		Nike's other maneuver to quiet critics has been to create and fund its own inspection and monitoring organizations, which tend to issue biased reports.
	www.alternet.org /story.html?StoryID=10931 (1090 words)

	Nike Golf Clubs & Equipment \| Edwin Watts Golf - Trust is our game
		A lot has happened at Nike in the 33 years since we entered the industry, most of it good, some of it downright embarrassing.
		The Pacific Northwest is Nike's hometown, but like so many ambitious souls, we have expanded our horizons to every corner of the world.
		Nike employs approximately 24,300 people, and every one of them is significant to our mission of bringing inspiration and innovation to every athlete in the world.
	www.edwinwattsgolf.com /manuview_Nike_10001_10001_-1 (209 words)

	Department of Personal Freedom
		The exchange is also posted in its entirety on shey.net along with information about Nike's labor history, and begins to get forwarded around the internet in two variants: one with a link to shey.net, another without.
		Nike's Web site invites sneaker zealots to "build your own shoe," choosing their personal colors and even a personalized ID running up the side.
		One interesting rumor that starts in the ensuing discussion is the idea that Nike shortened the ID field on their online order form to 8 characters, making it no longer possible to request the nine-letter word "sweatshop" on a pair of shoes.
	shey.net /niked.html (1483 words)

	Mythography \| The Greek Goddess Nike in Myth and Art
		Nike is therefore, according to Hesiod, the sister of three powerful siblings - Zelos (Rivalry), Kratos (Strength), and Bia (Force).
		Despite her ancestry, Nike fought on the side of the Olympian gods against the Titans, and thus was considered a manifest representation of the victory of the Olympians.
		This did not mean that Nike's powers were confined to the military sphere: quite the contrary, in fact, for she symbolized victory in many areas of ancient Greek life, including athletics (perhaps this is why the legendary shoe manufacturer borrowed the name of this goddess) and other contests.
	www.loggia.com /myth/nike.html (382 words)

	Spike on Golf: With Wie signed and sealed, Nike Golf begins planning her marketing campaign
		The Nike Golf marketing machine has started "Operation Michelle Wie," but Nike Golf President Bob Wood is playing his cards close to the vest in terms of when the 15-year-old phenom will make her debut in company advertising spots.
		I wouldn't be surprised to see some sort of Nike Golf TV spot during next week's LPGA Samsung World Championship, where we Wie will make her professional debut, but we'll all just have to tune it to watch for that.
		Nike Golf's signing of Wie -- and the hoopla surrounding her turning professional -- certainly is reminiscent of Woods' announcement more than nine years ago.
	www.pga.com /news/features/spikeongolf/spike100705.cfm (589 words)

	My Nike Media Adventure
		Nike's website allows visitors to create custom shoes bearing a word or slogan--a service Nike trumpets as being about freedom to choose and freedom to express who you are.
		Nike's adversary was an amorphous group of disgruntled consumers connected by a decentralized network of e-mail addresses.
		Nike's celebration of freedom never reached the ears of the Indonesian woman who had to trade sexual favors to get her job or the Mexican worker who was struck with a hammer by his angry manager.
	www.thenation.com /doc/20010409/peretti (1441 words)

	Nike lists abuses at Asian factories \| Special reports \| Guardian Unlimited
		Nike, long the subject of sweatshop allegations, yesterday produced the most comprehensive picture yet of the 700 factories that produce its footwear and clothing, detailing admissions of abuses, including forced overtime and restricted access to water.
		For years activists have been pressing Nike and other companies to reveal where their factories are in order to allow independent monitoring.
		Nike has joined the Fair Labour Association, a group that includes other footwear and clothing makers, as well as NGOs and universities, which conducts independent audits designed to improve standards across the industry.
	www.guardian.co.uk /ethicalbusiness/story/0,14713,1459135,00.html (501 words)

	JUST DO IT! BOYCOTT NIKE!
		Nike's refusal to end labour abuses in its suppliers' factories will be documented today in an open letter signed by more than 40 human rights and labour groups from around the world.
		The letter calls on Nike to reinstate all workers who have been fired for organizing unions or talking to journalists; ensure workers are paid a living wage for a standard forty hour week; publish the addresses of all its suppliers factories and put in place a credible system for monitoring conditions in those factories.
		In stark contrast to claims that Nike workers in Indonesia are grateful to have a job at any wage during the economic crisis, thousands of those same workers have engaged in strikes, to demand that their wages be brought to a level which can sustain life with dignity.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/Acropolis/5232 (4346 words)

	Nike Shoes & Sandals - Review the Latest Styles for 2006 - GreatOutdoors.com
		Nike’s “running geek” founders experimented with new soles for track shoes, even pouring rubber into a standard waffle iron to invent the first “waffle” tread pattern – a design that revolutionized running shoes.
		Nike has taken 30 years of experience in running shoes and applied it to the off-pavement environment – offering a wide selection of rugged, stable trail wear that can keep up with anything else on the market.
		All of Nike’s boots and shoes are developed in conjunction with a team of adventure racing athletes and mountain guides, who help design the shoes from the trail up – testing them in training and expeditions and reporting back to Nike’s lab.
	greatoutdoors.altrec.com /outdoors/nike (499 words)

	The Fort MacArthur Museum Association: Nike Air Defense System
		Nike missiles were launched from a self-contained launch area.
		Once on the surface, they were pushed on rails to an erector and with the proper electrical and hydraulic connections completed, raised to an angle of about 85 degrees for firing.
		The Nike missiles employed the "command guidance" system in which the major control equipment was ground-based and not part of the expendable missile.
	www.ftmac.org /Lanike1.htm (526 words)

	Nike Defensive Missiles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Armed with two conventional warheads, it was deployed in large numbers across the United States in the mid-to-late 1950s to counter what was believed to be a serious threat posed by Soviet strategic bombers (this "bomber gap" subsequently turned out to be illusory).
		Concerned that Nike Ajax would be incapable of halting a massive Soviet bomber attack, Army officials developed and deployed the longer range nuclear-armed Nike Hercules at 145 locations.
		Although never deployed, the Nike Zeus was tested as an antiballistic missile and as an antisatellite weapon (both missions envisioned the use of nuclear warheads).
	www.brookings.org /FP/projects/nucwcost/nike.htm (356 words)

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