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Technology & Science

May 28, 2005

Internet Sends Couriers Scurrying

LOS ANGELES - Tick-tock, tick-tock, tick-tock. Slicing his way through traffic with the wind whipping past his ears and a cacophony of blaring car horns, zipping through stop signs and sailing along double-yellow lines, dodging cars with only inches to spare, Paulo can still hear the clock ticking away inside his head.

        
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