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ATLANTA -- The head of the Cartoon Network resigned Friday following a marketing stunt that caused a terrorism scare in Boston and led police to shut down bridges and send in the bomb squad. [more]
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Homeland Security official defends response to scare (02/02/2007)
Legal experts say case against men accused in stunt is not strong (02/02/2007)
Friends say suspects not contemptuous, but kind (02/01/2007)
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Boston police commissioner defends response to suspicious devices (02/01/2007)
Network apologizes for scare, but Boston officials not accepting (01/31/2007)
Across the nation
Boston's reaction to marketing campaign debated
BOSTON -- In nine cities across the country, blinking electronic signs displaying a profane, boxy-looking cartoon character caused barely a stir. [more]
Chicago police question two men for cartoon publicity ploy (02/01/2007)
Boston publicity stunt sets off activity in New York (02/01/2007)
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