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A marketing blitz by Yahoo with television and radio advertising will culminate Friday with a coupon offering free Dunkin' Donuts coffee to those who set their browser home pages to Yahoo.

Major retailers Wal-Mart and Target announced they are pulling copies of the controversial and best-selling video game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas after the industry's own watch dog panel officially changed the rating to "Adults Only (AO)."

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas continues to catch a lot of heat over the booty call the hero pays to his ol' lady in the game. Normally, users get to hear the action, with the mod causing all the trouble; users get to see the soft-core action. That's what's got Rockstar Games in the middle of this hot coffee controversy.

The Grand Theft Auto (GTA) series of computer games thrives on controversy and they've got themselves a stolen car full this time. Rockstar Games, the game's manufacturer may have more on their plate than they can handle.

A recent study by Pfeffer and Sutton, presented in their book, "The Knowing-Doing Gap," found that when 1,000 employees in business, government, and non-profit organizations were surveyed, it turned out that most workplace learning goes on "unbudgeted, unplanned and uncaptured by the organization."