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	MBA Legal Initiative Update: Tulsa World v. Batesline Case \| Media Bloggers Association
		Since the MBA took up the defense of MBA Member Michael Bates in February there has been no further communication by the Tulsa World with Michael Bates or MBA General Counsel Ronald Coleman of Coleman and Associates in the matter of Tulsa World v.
		Since receiving the letter sent by Coleman which categorically rejected the claims against Bates and his blog, Bateline.com, the Tulsa World has taken action to address one of the issues raised in its threat letter.
		The Tulsa World had claimed that Bates was improperly linking to material on the Tulsa World web site.
	www.mediabloggers.org /mba-news/mba-legal-initiative-update-tulsa-world-v-batesline-case (476 words)

	Tulsa, Oklahoma - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tulsa was formerly part of Indian Territory, which was created as part of the relocation of Eastern tribes such as the Creeks, and also the Seminole, Cherokee, Quapaw, Seneca, and Shawnee tribes.
		Tulsa is a heavily wooded city split by the Arkansas River, Tulsa has abundant parks and water areas including such local favorites as Woodward Park (where it is a local tradition to kiss one's sweetheart on the bridge), McClure Park, LaFortune Park, Florence Park and Chandler Park.
		Tulsa is world renowned for its Art Deco landmarks, including the Philtower, the Mayo Hotel, Boston Avenue Methodist Church (designed by Adah Robinson and Bruce Goff), Christ the King Catholic Church and the Adams building.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tulsa,_Oklahoma (5723 words)

	Tulsa
		Tulsa is the focal point of a major metropolitan area marked, since 1975, by a growing economy and population.
		Tulsa is also a cultural and educational center with an opera, a large theater, art and history museums, the Univ. of Tulsa, Oral Roberts Univ., and an institute of American art and history.
		Tulsa grew as a cattle-shipping village after the coming of the railroad in 1882 and boomed with the discovery of oil nearby in 1901.
	www.factmonster.com /id/A0849664 (296 words)

	Tulsa World ::: Reaping From Faith
		Tulsa evangelist Billy James Hargis became friends with Ewing in the 1970s, said his wife, Betty Hargis.
		Letters sent to the organization went to a Tulsa post office box, were opened in Tulsa and the funds deposited in a Tulsa bank, court records show.
		Gae Widdows, a Tulsa attorney, said one of her clients is a veteran with schizophrenia who receives mailings from Saint Matthew's.
	www.trinityfi.org /press/tulsaworld01.html (4141 words)

	BatesLine: Tulsa World Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Tulsa World is hoping for a chilling effect, where no one dare link to or quote from their newspaper for fear of harassment.
		Tulsa is blessed to have a Councilor possessed of such intelligence and good humor, someone who loves the city enough to forgo a higher salary and devote himself to public service.
		It's possible that TULSA WORLD has had their head in the sand for the last four months while bloggers decapitated CBS and CNN but if this piddly, sad, excuse of a newspaper wants to be next in line for a can of whoop-blog, they are off to a great start...
	www.batesline.com /archives/cat_tulsa_world.html (13716 words)

	Tulsa World June 2003
		Based in Tulsa but serving 4,000 business customers in southern Kansas and Missouri, western Arkansas and Oklahoma, Superior Linen Service has grown from 20 employees when it was incorporated in Oklahoma in 1984 to 350 today.
		Two-thirds of its business is laundering linen napkins, tablecloths and garments for restaurants and country clubs; the remainder is supplying clean bed sheets, towels and operating room linen to hospitals and the health care industry.
		In Tulsa and much of its service area, the company's business has been depressed for the past couple of years.
	www.super-linen.com /Tulsa_World_Article_June_29_2003.htm (802 words)

	Tulsa World: News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		At the same time, he said many textbooks do not refer to creationism, the idea that all species were created and are not the products of evolution.
		Gov. Frank Keating has the opportunity to appoint seven new members to the committee this month as a result of term expirations, unfilled positions and one committee resignation.
		Brian Ford, World Capitol Bureau reporter, can be reached at (405) 528-2465 or via e-mail at brian.ford@tulsaworld.com.
	www.bartcop.com /k-drag47.htm (839 words)

	Tulsa World ::: Robert Tilton: From downfall to windfall
		A woman who spent two days opening mail to Tilton told the Tulsa World that she and other workers were instructed to remove the cash and checks and throw away the letters and prayer requests written to Tilton.
		In a letter to the Tulsa World, he wrote: "For years, we have taken great care to assure that all prayer requests are delivered to me personally and prayed over by me. Written instructions are always given with each communication by this ministry to ensure that prayer requests are to come to me personally."
		A Tulsa recycler said he also found thousands of prayer requests for Tilton's ministry among the waste sent to him by a company that handled Tilton's mail.
	www.trinityfi.org /press/tulsaworld02.html (2910 words)

	NewsChannel 8 - Tulsa World Responds To Criticism Over Copyright Claims (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The Tulsa World is responding to criticism that arose from its stance against local weblogs that they allege are infringing on the newspaper's copyright.
		Lorton says those files are owned by the Tulsa World and should not be free, but that they cannot lock the files.
		Lorton says that is not the case and that the reason letters were being sent out was because there were multiple parties that were linking to their content and that they wanted to put a stop to it before more and more began doing it.
	www.ktul.com /news/stories/0205/207667.html (586 words)

	Peace Corps Online \| November 24, 2003 - Tulsa World: Brazil RPCV Judy Otterstrom Randle honored for Library work in ...
		She was appointed to the library commission in 1993 by former County Commissioner John Selph and served as chairwoman of the commission from 1998-2000.
		Not only does she bring with her an in-depth understanding of the literary world, but also she freely shares with the library her keen sense of Tulsa's varied communities -- knowledge that she gained while working as a reporter for the newspaper and serving as Tulsa's first lady.
		The Helmerich award gives formal recognition, on behalf of the Tulsa County community, to nationally acclaimed authors who have written a distinguished body of work and have made a major contribution to the field of literature and letters.
	peacecorpsonline.org /messages/messages/6253/2017884.html (997 words)

	Tulsa World Preview
		A musical satirical show, which is written, produced and performed by members of the Press Club which lampoons the newsmakers and news events of the past 12 months.
		Newsmakers beware -- the Tulsa Press Club Gridiron is polishing the material for its 70th annual show, which is guaranteed to be full of politically incorrect observations and rhymed barbs that will get to the funny bone about what really went on last year.
		A narrator sets up the scenes so that even the people who aren't from Tulsa will be in on the jokes, Morrow said.
	www.geocities.com /Tulsagridiron/2002/tulsaworld.htm (620 words)

	Tulsa World Archives
		A family of four living in Tulsa needs to earn at least $40,343 per year to meet all of its needs, said David Blatt, director of public policy for the Community Action Project.
		According to the Tulsa Metro Chamber, companies have added more than 6,600 jobs since January, and since December firms have announced plans to add 7,600 jobs.
		"In Tulsa and rural parts of the state, there's a prevalence of low-wage jobs that don't allow families to develop wealth and security," he said.
	www.captc.org /pubpol/SSS/coping-6-13-04.htm (990 words)

	BatesLine: Whirled threatens BatesLine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The Tulsa World has been the only daily newspaper in town since September 30, 1992, when its publisher refused to renew its half-century-old Joint Operating Agreement with the Tulsa Tribune then bought the Tribune and shut it down.
		For the first time, in Tulsa's March 2004 municipal elections, Tulsa's voters elected a bipartisan majority of councilors who were not endorsed by the newspaper, five councilors committed to reforming city government so that it serves the interests of all Tulsans, not just a favored few.
		There are many cities like Tulsa, where a favored few seek to maximize their profits at the expense of everyone else; what makes Tulsa different is the World, which evidently would rather be a conspirator than a crusader.
	www.batesline.com /archives/001274.html (1519 words)

	Tulsa World: Computer Refurbishing Groups Give Futures
		Since February 1997, members of the Tulsa Computer Society and the Bethesda Boys Ranch near Mounds have been refurbishing donated used personal computers to give to church groups and training programs all over the world.
		Helping Tulsa is "now a legal nonprofit organization in the state of Oklahoma, with the intent of becoming a 501(c)(3) group" under the Internal Revenue Service Code, said Don Singleton, president of the Tulsa Computer Society.
		Two of Helping Tulsa's Tulsa addresses are more convenient -- Tulsa Cornerstone Assistance Network, 1120 N. Peoria Ave., and Singleton's home at 3311 S. 127th East Place.
	www.helpingtulsa.org /news/tulsa_world_6042002.htm (531 words)

	Tulsa World on Oklahoma Vote Totals: We Have No Idea (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		On November 3, the Tulsa World reported that Sen. John Kerry was winning in 57 Oklahoma counties with 70% of the vote counted.
		Why then did the Tulsa World report that Kerry was leading in 57 counties with 70% of the vote counted, and why then did Kerry actually lose in every one of those counties when the final vote was tallied?
		"Apparently, the Tulsa World inadvertently added the straight party vote total to the numbers that they got from the State Election Board, who had already included the straight party vote totals in their figures, which inflated both candidates vote totals." In other words, the straight party votes were added in twice.
	www.faulkingtruth.com /Articles/Commentary/1022.html (1497 words)

	The Dead Parrot Society: Tulsa World v. BatesLine blog
		This time, it's the Tulsa World, which sent a cease-and-desist letter to blogger Michael Bates (and one other blogger, as well), demanding that he not only stop excerpting their content, but also that he ask permission before linking.
		Several years ago, Tulsa residents were asked to approve of an increase of the Tulsa sales tax in order to pay for something called the "Tulsa Project".
		A few years later, Tulsa voters were asked to approve of an increase of the Tulsa sales tax in order to pay for the re-incarnation of the Tulsa Project (re-named "It's Tulsa's Time").
	www.deadparrots.net /archives/blogging/0502tulsa_world_v_batesline_blog.html (1129 words)

	edwardpig: Note to Bloggers: Do Not Link to The Tulsa World (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		And the folks at The Tulsa World got a bit upset with him, and sent him a letter demanding that he cease and desist immediately.
		Apparently, The Tulsa World isn't only concerned about Bates linking to or excerpting major news stories, they would even get upset if Bates were to publish their synopsis of the movie The Assassination of Richard Nixon:
		But The Tulsa World is a relatively obscure paper, and since there are such dire potential consequences for excerpting from or linking to The Tulsa World, I wanted to do what I could to make sure that no innocent, unsuspecting blogger made the mistake of linking The Tulsa World on their site, inadvertently or otherwise.
	edwardpig.typepad.com /edwardpig/2005/02/note_to_blogger.html (476 words)

	Tulsa World Article: November 29, 2001 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		TULSA ORATORIO CHORUS founder prepares for Philharmonic's performance of Verdi Requiem - and his own departure.
		University of Tulsa once this academic year concludes.
		Tulsa Chorus and a quartet of soloists: soprano Dinah
	www.tulsaoratorio.org /twa10_29_01.htm (793 words)

	Tulsa News
		Tulsa police are on the scene of a bus accident in which a 12-year-old student was run over.
		When the Tulsa Urban League needed to quickly send supplies to their sister office in Louisiana, local Native Americans were there to help.
		Tulsa is in an 0-2 hole in their best-of-five series with Arkansas as the Texas League Playoffs shift to Little Rock.
	www.topix.net /tulsa (1054 words)

	Tulsa World - newspaper in Tulsa, Oklahoma USA covering Tulsa local news at Mondo Times
		Tulsa World is a newspaper in Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA covering general news.
		Tulsa World contact information is available only to Mondo Times Advanced Members.
		Tulsa World is owned by World Publishing Company.
	www.mondotimes.com /1/world/us/36/2031/5065 (117 words)

	Tulsa Now Forums - Tulsa World threatens locals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The World is continuing its long line of attempts to suppress thought and action that deviates from their own.
		And in my own attempt at piing off the Tulsa World by linking to their site: The Tulsa World** is a monopolistic dinosaur.
		Kevin Aylward wrote a letter back to John Blair (ph), who is the VP of "Tulsa World." And this is the quote: "It's a bad idea to tangle with the community of Web blogs," and he refers to Rather (UNINTELLIGIBLE).
	www.tulsanow.org /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1432 (2593 words)

	INCITE: The Tulsa World is stinky
		The people at Tulsa World seem to be radically opposed to bio-engineering technology which could alleviate starvation in the world.
		I reach my conclusions about Tulsa World's bias because in the second paragraph, Tulsa World first gives the arguments of opponents of genetically modified crops (whom they cast in a positive light by labeling them "proponents of such legislation") before giving arguments of those who favor GM food (labeled with the negatively connoted word "critics").
		Granted, those are extremely loose grounds on which to base a conclusion that Tulsa World wants poor children to starve to death, but I think you have to read between the lines to get at the article author's true thoughts.
	incite1.blogspot.com /2005/02/tulsa-world-is-stinky.html (346 words)

	Tulsa Now Forums - Your Tulsa World Protest Scrapbook (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Something that would've been known only to people looking at the very bottom of the World business section a couple weeks ago is now news to everyone in the city.
		People are now aware of this and I bet we see a number of nasty editorials in the World...if they even publish them, which they should.
		Add the Daily Oklahoman, Tulsa Today, and (in a pitifully obvious attempt to marginalize the issues) the World itself, to the list of media coverage.
	www.tulsanow.org /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=994 (448 words)

	TCS - Tulsa World threatenes local Tulsa Blogger
		It was always thus: you read The Tulsa Tribune for news, and the Tulsa World for, um, well, no one really knows why anyone read the Tulsa World.
		But there were two papers, operating under one of those Joint Operating Agreements, and all was well with the world — or with the World, anyway, which shut down the JOA in 1992 and acquired monopoly status.
		Editorially, the Tribune was farther right than the World, but the problem, from the World's point of view, wasn't the Tribune's politics: it was the fact that the Tribune was in a position to keep an eye on the Lorton family's wheelings and dealings, not all of which made it into their paper.
	www.tcs.org /ioport/mar05/blogger.htm (505 words)

	Tulsa City-County Library - Research Tools - Online Reference Sources
		Primarily consisting of Tulsa and Oklahoma based facts it includes such facts as why Tulsa is sometimes called the ‘Magic Empire,’ the names of the seven dwarfs, Nobel Prize winners, and the history of Daylight Savings Time in Tulsa.
		Materials are cataloged by librarians around the world and include bibliographic records of books, Websites and Internet resources, journals and magazines, maps, manuscripts, musical scores and more.
		The world’s most comprehensive catalog of books and other materials in libraries worldwide, WorldCat represents more than 52,000,000 titles written from 1000B.C. to the present in more than 400 languages.
	www.tulsalibrary.org /research/onlinedatabases.asp (3316 words)

	Tulsa World: Mayfest poster from the heart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The artwork for Mayfest 2001's poster, unveiled at a Friday ceremony, is as colorful and wacky as its creator, Gailard Sartain -- better known to many Tulsans as "Mazeppa," a late- night TV legend during the '70s.
		Back in 1970, Sartain was a cameraman at KOTV in Tulsa when he got the idea of creating comedy skits to run between late-night horror movies and musicals.
		Actor and Tulsa native Gary Busey also performed in the comedy skits before he made it big.
	tulsatvmemories.com /mayfpost.html (454 words)

	NewsChannel 8 - Fight Between Tulsa World, Bloggers Goes National (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		A fight between a Tulsa newspaper and two local 'blogs' has gained the attention of the national press.
		It all began earlier this week, when the Tulsa World singled out Tulsa City Councilor Chris Medlock's blog, alleging copyright infringement.
		But, New York City radio host Kevin McCullough put the Tulsa World on notice when he wrote of a possible "blog swarm", publishing the e-mail addresses and phone numbers of several Tulsa World executives and asking bloggers to let them know what they think of the situation.
	www.ktul.com /news/stories/0205/207427.html (395 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The World which is privately owned by the Lorton family has refused to explain the rationale for its policy.
		However, The Tulsa World, because of its policy, will allow PFLAG to use its acronym but not to spell its full legal name.
		Feedback to the Tulsa World can be directed to President /Chief Operating Officer, Kenneth S. Fleming and Advertising Director Lynnette Scott at 918-581-8300, fax: 918-581-8353 or at World Publishing Co. 318 Main Mall, Tulsa, OK 74103.
	www.qrd.org /qrd/usa/oklahoma/tulsa.world.censorship (368 words)

	Michelle Malkin » THE TULSA WORLD BULLIES A BLOGGER
		The reproduction of any articles and/or editorials (in whole or in part) on your website or linking your website to Tulsa World content is without the permission of the Tulsa World and constitutes an intentional infringement of the Tulsa World’s copyright and other rights to the exclusive use and distribution of the copyrighted materials.
		Therefore, we hereby demand that you immediately remove any Tulsa World material from your website, to include unauthorized links to our website, and cease and desist from any further use or dissemination of our copyrighted content.
		Let the World name the specific articles in which it alleges that I have exceeded fair use.
	www.michellemalkin.com /archives/001521.htm (493 words)

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