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Wednesday, June 19, 2002 |
European Air Controllers Strike. Throughout Europe, airports were deserted and airplanes grounded after air traffic controllers in France and other nations went on strike Wednesday to protest a plan to dramatically reorganize the use of Europe's skies. [AP World News]
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Wednesday, March 20, 2002 |
Furrybot to Watch Over You. Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's a cute, furry robot, and it's the latest in retirement home technology. By Daithí Ó hAnluain. [Wired News]
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Tuesday, March 19, 2002 |
Irish Fitted for Broadband Rings. In a government-funded gambit to jump on the broadband bandwagon, Ireland will encircle 123 towns and cities with high-speed, fiber-optic access rings. Karlin Lillington reports from Dublin. [Wired News]
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Monday, March 18, 2002 |
Venture News Canada Names Vectoria, Inc of Montreal Best New Telecom Technology of 2002
MONTREAL, March 15 /CNW/ - (www.venturenewscanada.com) - Venture News Canada is pleased to present its best new technology award in the telecom sector to Vectoria, Inc. (OTCBB: VTOR) of Montreal. Vectoria's state of the art Next Generation VoIP network enables customers to completely eliminate long distance charges.Venture News Canada's staff contributes the award to Vectoria not only because of its paradigm shifting technology, but because of the humanitarian benefits from eliminating long distance charges as well.
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Fiber Optics, as Never Been Seen. One of the challenges of fiber optics is protecting transmissions from snoops. 'Chaotic behavior' could be the encryption system of the future. By Mark K. Anderson. [Wired News]
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Sunday, March 17, 2002 |
BBC, the goofy Google bomb concept has hit mainstream media. The subtext of this concept is that individuals with personal websites shouldn't have the ability to show up on Google for any combination of keywords. Why? This thinking assumes that individuals don't and can't publish anything of value. It assumes that their motives are corrupt and focused on petty personal gain. Further, it's implied that only journalists and corporate run sites have the integrity to publish anything of value, and that they alone should show up on Google. Bah! [John Robb's Radio Weblog] [X M F N]
9:27:14 PM
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(XMFN) XM Financial News Launches RSS satellite site www.XMFN.net
XMFN announced today that it has launched its "self orbiting satellite RSS Web Site" focusing on Financial News. "The first financial news satellite in a cloud"
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Saturday, March 16, 2002 |
The Economist. World-wide population growth will soon turn into a decline. "...in the past decade, it has become increasingly clear that countries whose reproductive zeal had fallen below the 2.1 magic number were not isolated cases." For industrialized nations,1.85 is the new magic number. The unexpected news was that developing nations are slowing their growth to the industrial "magic number" faster than earlier estimates. [John Robb's Radio Weblog]
10:32:12 PM
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The Woman Behind the Big Leap. Sue Swenson's quick ascension to the top, as head of mobile phone operator Leap Wireless, illustrates that nice people don't have to finish last. By Elisa Batista. [Wired News]
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Excite@Home spinoff seeks new home. Enliven, one of the pioneer developers of attention-grabbing Flash advertisements, is struggling to find a new owner, according to sources close to the company. [CNET News.com]
10:28:01 PM
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Google Search Engine Unfazed by 'Googlewhackers'. Popular Internet search engine Google is being used by some Web surfers to carry out political and other protests, as well as for extracurricular fun and games. But as Google director of machine learning Peter Norvig told NewsFactor, "It's not something where everybody's coming in and using up all our server time doing Googlewhacks." [osOpinion]
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BBC, the goofy Google bomb concept has hit mainstream media. The subtext of this concept is that individuals with personal websites shouldn't have the ability to show up on Google for any combination of keywords. Why? This thinking assumes that individuals don't and can't publish anything of value. It assumes that their motives are corrupt and focused on petty personal gain. Further, it's implied that only journalists and corporate run sites have the integrity to publish anything of value, and that they alone should show up on Google. Bah! [John Robb's Radio Weblog]
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