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Memorabilia site lowers velvet rope, fights fraud (Reuters)

                   
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By Sue Zeidler 12 minutes ago LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Trekkies can boldly go online to get a personalized message from Captain Kirk himself via a Web site that puts a new twist on the global $4 billion memorabilia market often beset by fraud. For Rob Dwek, LiveAutographs chief executive, it's all... [read full story]                    

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Memorabilia site lowers velvet rope, fights fraud

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May 23, 2008
        

LOS ANGELES — Trekkies can boldly go online to get a personalized message from Captain Kirk himself via a Web site that puts a new twist on the global $4-billion memorabilia market often beset by fraud. For Rob Dwek, LiveAutographs chief executive, it's all good. About $400-million is spent...

                   
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May 22, 2008
        

By Sue Zeidler LOS ANGELES, May 22 (Reuters) - Trekkies can boldly go online to get a personalized message from Captain Kirk himself via a Web site that puts a new twist on the global $4 billion memorabilia market often beset by fraud. Actor William Shatner, beloved by legions as Captain James T....

                   

Memorabilia site lowers velvet rope, fights fraud

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May 22, 2008
        

By Sue Zeidler LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Trekkies can boldly go online to get a personalized message from Captain Kirk himself via a Web site that puts a new twist on the global $4 billion memorabilia market often beset by fraud. For Rob Dwek, LiveAutographs chief executive, it's all good. About...