Scrapbook: DKLAWOFFICE.com 2004 logo
This is the temporary logo I designed for my boss’ website in 2004. It survived mostly in tact for the current site.
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- Scrapbook: Red Herring magazine business card - 2003
- Scrapbook: Fort Wayne media press pass - 1996-1997
- Scrapbook: Churubusco News business card - 1995
- Scrapbook: ON24 Camera Crew - 2000
- Scrapbook: Trimming the bush at ON24 - 2000
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- Town of East Allen would force merger
- Alameda County gun ban may be unconstitutional
- Indiana senator testing waters for 2008 U.S. presidential bid
- U.S. study of gay sheep may shed light on sexuality
- Paula Abdul cleared of sex scandal after ‘American Idol’ inquiry
- Anti-gay church protests U.S. military funerals
- ‘Star Wars’ headed to TV as weekly series
- New York area blog spawns book deal, NBC sitcom
- CAFTA faces tough vote in U.S. House
- TV Guide to drop local listings, editions in makeover
- Windows Vista faces possible trademark challenges
- Stock exchange merger could end San Francisco trading center
- Critics honor 2004-2005 best in U.S. TV
- Five Commissioners rescind welcome of 2006 Gay Games in Chicago
- James Doohan, Star Trek’s ‘Scotty’ dies at 85
- Canada becomes 4th nation to allow same-sex marriage
- Ft. Wayne, Indiana burn center treats Afghan child
- Bigger than Pluto, possible 10th planet found
- Dozens left dead in Caribbean as Hurricane Dennis moves toward U.S.
- Nigerian sentenced to death for admitting to gay relations
- International stock markets tumble after UK blasts
- Tropical Storm Cindy threatens U.S. Gulf Coast
- Russian astrologist sues NASA for Deep Impact test
- San Jose replaces Detroit as 10th-largest U.S. city
- North Carolina church kicks out Democrats
- FBI starts investigation of charges of shoddy work on new SF Bay bridge
- ABC to move Internet news network back to U.S. TV
- Newsworld Int’l to relaunch as Current TV
- HBO plans expansion of TV channels in Asia
- Marketing blitz begins for final ‘Star Wars’ film
- SBC teams with Scientific-Atlanta for cable TV rollout
- Maine passes gay rights law
- Fox TV executive takes reins at Paramount studios
- New Doctor Who quits series, BBC searches for replacement
- Chico fraternity suspended for making frat house porno flick
- IRS goes after eBay sellers
- ‘Doctor Who’ returns as UK Saturday night timeslot lord
- Dick, Spielberg among Science Fiction Hall of Fame inductees
- Jerry Springer joins U.S. liberal radio network
- PBS cancels ‘Wall $treet Week’ after 35 years
- Parker shown the door as Gap spokeswoman
- U.S. TV networks look to past for future programming
- WSJ: Diller close to $2 billion deal for Ask Jeeves
- Judge strikes down same-sex marriage ban in California
- AIDS ’super bug’ diagnosed in New York
- New York court rules in favor of same-sex marriage
- Viacom delays launch of gay cable channel
- Long Island-sized iceberg to ram Antarctic coast
- ‘Electra’-fying competition faces ‘Fockers’
- ‘Noise’ takes on ‘Fockers’ in weekend box office race
- DirecTV tunes out Trio, network in limbo
- Time Warner, Sprint close to mobile pact
- Day in the Life: CEO Bill Miller, Valchemy
- Day in the Life: BA Venture Partners’ Sharon Wienbar
- Day in the Life: Spoofing Silicon Valley VCs
- WEB SITE: Eli Thomas for Men
- The brawl over 500 million phones
- Building a better DVD
- Satellite radio’s unsteady orbit
- ZigBee: The next-gen wireless hope
- Standards battles slow encrypted email use
- Going mobile
- Tech’s big dogs move in on WiFi
- Top 10 trends: Copywronged
- Top 10 trends: Ad infinitum
- New software targets number crunchers
- Sarbanes-Oxley highlights risk management
- Startup muscles into online ticketing market
- Wells Fargo lures Garretty from sabbatical
- Media ownership proposals stir controversy
- No recovery seen in PC market during 2003
- VC rebound hopes stagnate
- Ask Jeeves sells off software unit for $4.25M
- Color of money
- No deposit, no return
- Wells Fargo beefs up northwest territory
- Despite funding shortfall, banks still make profits
- Pent-up demand boosts spending
- Accidental capitalist
- Comcast takes on TiVo with new DVR
- Sarbanes-Oxley Act impacting startups, too
- PlaceWare positioning key to Microsoft deal
- Reg FD crusader sells investor info company
- LambdaMOO finds new pasture
- Cisco counts on new products to spur growth
- Magazine icon predicts dot-com resurgence
- Founder dead set on reviving Red Herring
- Financial overhaul
- Some companies struggle with law
- Wells Fargo growth challenged by stock prices
- Startups play waiting game for next round
- Merger leaves TiVo in limbo
- San Jose company lands $60M military contract
- Game software scores real-world mapping market
- Health law has HR departments scrambling
- Biotech startups starving from dearth of IPOs
- Google shuns IPO, resolves to stay private
- Indian chief
- EBay charged with violating Patriot Act
- Restructuring firms hit paydirt in lousy economy
- Greater Bay squirrels away rainy-day cash
- Banking culture
- Making sense of the census
- Antivirus giants elbow into spam fight
- News at 11: KNTV tackles host of obstacles
- Bay Area businesses lead nation in benefit trend
- Gore joins Apple board
- Garage retools - again
- Sierra Ventures bets on Florida sensor startup
- Weak laws no match for high tide of spam
- The birth of spam
- Tech valuations continue dizzying spiral
- Banking scion
- Spammers shun spotlight
- New banks part of cycle
- Spam war too big for Microsoft to fight alone
- When size matters
- Menlo Park RBC presence to grow
- Helping technology leap into consumer hearts
- Nokia disconnects from Telecom Valley
- TechTV revamping with eye on edgy, fun shows
- Milpitas firm capitalizes on new regulations
- Wells Fargo’s mortgage unit shrugs off state threat
- Watchdog chides eBay’s ‘monopoly’
- Handspring exiting PDA market to stay alive
- Multimedia evangelist bets on broadband Net
- New bank treads on giants’ territory
- New metro wireless standards set
- Shaping a legacy
- Do or die for SGI
- Feds, Greater Bay reach agreement
- Finance sector throws arms around blogging
- Numbers still baffle experts
- Earnings progress: Tech readies for a comeback
- Irreverent pundit takes on finance establishment
- Apple pulls switch to convert Linux fans to Mac
- Expanding bank steers clear of Silicon Valley
- LBOs are back, big brands go private
- MacWorld frenzy no remedy for Apple’s pain
- Will stations bid for eBay-TV?
- Sun wins round one against Microsoft
- Bankruptcy stalls Sunnyvale mall, shops flee
- Entrepreneur puts her money where her mouth is
- Netscape’s future in doubt
- Analysts part ways on Intel’s 2003 performance
- Oracle Q2 beats own estimates
- Google dominates searches
- Venture capital fund raising at seven-year low
- TRW-Northrop deal won’t sting valley
- Roxio burning a new channel with Napster
- BofA pulls back from investment banking
- Sun insists it will meet analyst expectations
- Tight is right
- Walking Papers
- From the Hip
- A hair-razing experience
- Attorney thwarts courtroom suicide
- Condoms available in a wide variety
- WIPB cancels homosexual movie
- Pizza Hut joins food court
- Perot snares 4,600 local signatures
- WBST Ready to ‘Celebrate’ Mozart’s Death
- A Dynamic Duo
- A Scot’s Christmas
- A Verdi Christmas
- Keillor Does Twain
- Coming to America
- Business 3/2 Program works for J Student
- Music for Vampires
- A Fable for Radio
- Unusual Operas
- Alumnus nominated for national award
- Prof says group gets more credit than it deserves
