The Wall Street Journal-20080117-Corrections -amp- Amplifications
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Corrections & Amplifications
Griffin Technology Inc.'s Evolve wireless sound system uses a remote that can control certain functions of the iPod, even when it is out of sight of the base station. Yesterday's Mossberg Solution erroneously implied that the remote must be in view of the system to work.
(See: "Gadgets -- The Mossberg Solution: A Home Base for iPod Hits --- System Spreads Music in a House; A Remote Mishap" -- WSJ January 16, 2008)
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The Chinese New Year begins on Feb. 7. An item in Tuesday's Travel Watch column incorrectly said it begins Feb. 18.
(See: "Travel: Travel Watch" -- WSJ January 15, 2008)
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Public Interest Registry is the contracted operator of the dot-org domain. Afilias Ltd. provides the technological support for running the dot-org domain. An article Tuesday about a seller of domain names said Afilias manages dot-org.
(See: "Network Solutions Draws Domain Flak" -- WSJ January 15, 2008)
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Lt. Col. Michael Zeliff is a spokesman for the U.S. Marines. A Media & Marketing article yesterday incorrectly said he is a spokesman for the U.S. Navy.
(See: "Media & Marketing: In Brief" -- WSJ January 16, 2008)
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