Tag Archives: computing
December 20, 2010 by benim
Julian Assange seduced a third girl in the same week he bedded two women at the centre of sex assault allegations, it was claimed on Sunday. The self-assured WikiLeaks boss allegedly stole her from under the nose of an American … read more »
Posted in Europe, Global Issues
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Tagged Arrest of Bradley Manning, Assange, breaking news, computing, Espionage, glitch, Human Interest, IndepthAfrica, internet censorship, Julian Assange, Julian Fellowes, Kay Burley, Law Crime, London, national security, New York Times, Pentagon Papers, political-news, security, United Kingdom, United States Department of State, Web 2.0, Whistleblowing, Wikileaks, Wikileaks Africa, Wikileaks on IndepthAFrica, World news, World Wide Web
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December 20, 2010 by benim
Google TV is apparently encountering a bit of static that has resulted in a programming change. A host of TV manufacturers has been expected to unveil new Internet-ready TVs at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas next month. But … read more »
Posted in Sci/Technology
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Tagged breaking news, business-news, Commerce, computing, consumer electronics show, digital media, Google, Google TV, google tvs, IndepthAfrica world news, Las Vegas, Matthew Moskovciak, NBC, Netflix, New York Times, Technology Internet, technology-news, Television, television program
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December 18, 2010 by benim
Since the publication of the WikiLeaks US embassy cables, the world has changed in a number of interesting ways The sight of Julian Assange giving a stream of television interviews from the grounds of an 18th-century country house on the … read more »
Posted in Europe, Global Issues, WikiLeaks Cables
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Tagged Arrest of Bradley Manning, breaking news, computing, Espionage, glitch, Human Interest, IndepthAfrica, internet censorship, Julian Assange, Julian Fellowes, Kay Burley, London, national security, New York Times, Pentagon Papers, political-news, security, United Kingdom, United States Department of State, Web 2.0, Whistleblowing, Wikileaks, Wikileaks Africa, Wikileaks on IndepthAFrica, World news, World Wide Web
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December 14, 2010 by benim
London – WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will appear in a British court on Tuesday in a second attempt to win bail after he was arrested over allegations of sex crimes in Sweden. The 39-year-old Australian makes his second appearance at … read more »
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Tagged arrest, arrest warrant, Assange rape allegations, Australia, Australian Labor Party, Botnet, Computer network security, computing, criminal law, Denial-of-service attack, Denial-of-service attacks, Eric Holder, Espionage, European Arrest Warrant, extradition, founder julian, hacker, IndepthCanada, international law, International relations, internet censorship, Julian Assange, Law, Law Crime, Law Enforcement, Law enforcement in the United Kingdom, London, Mark Arbib, McLelland, Multi-agent systems, national security, political-news, security, Social Issues, Spamming, Stockholm, Sweden, Sydney, United Kingdom, War Conflict, warrant, Web 2.0, Whistleblowing, Wikileaks, wikileaks founder, World Wide Web
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November 20, 2010 by benim
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has announced that his company is to launch a new email messaging system. Photograph: Marcio Jose Sanchez/APOne of my boys has his birthday this weekend. Even if he hadn’t been reminding me on a daily basis, … read more »
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Tagged Andrew Bosworth, computing, Cross-platform software, email address, Facebook, gmail, IndepthAfrica, Instant messaging client, mail, Mark Zuckerberg, Online social networking, Saint Albans, San Francisco, SMS, Social information processing, Social network, Technology Internet, technology-news, Web 2.0, World Wide Web
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November 16, 2010 by benim
They said it wouldn’t last — e-mail, that is. Crippled by a ceaseless deluge of spam and infected with computer viruses and malware, e-mail became the symbol of all that was wrong with technology. Then came texting and smartphones and … read more »
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Tagged Andrew Bosworth, computing, Cross-platform software, email address, Facebook, gmail, IndepthAfrica, Instant messaging client, mail, Mark Zuckerberg, Online social networking, Saint Albans, San Francisco, SMS, Social information processing, Social network, Technology Internet, technology-news, Web 2.0, World Wide Web
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November 15, 2010 by benim
According to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, the company’s unofficial mission is to make “the world more open and connected.” But there are limits to how open you should be on Facebook and while you might enjoy sharing photos and status … read more »
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Tagged Andrew Bosworth, computing, Cross-platform software, email address, Facebook, gmail, IndepthAfrica, Instant messaging client, mail, Mark Zuckerberg, Online social networking, Saint Albans, San Francisco, SMS, Social information processing, Social network, Technology Internet, technology-news, Web 2.0, World Wide Web
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November 15, 2010 by benim
SAN FRANCISCO–”We don’t think that a modern messaging system is going to be e-mail,” Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in a press conference on Monday morning as it unveiled a hotly anticipated revamp of its messaging system that many pundits … read more »
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Tagged Andrew Bosworth, computing, Cross-platform software, email address, Facebook, gmail, IndepthAfrica, Instant messaging client, mail, Mark Zuckerberg, Online social networking, Saint Albans, San Francisco, SMS, Social information processing, Social network, Technology Internet, technology-news, Web 2.0, World Wide Web
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November 10, 2010 by benim
Google is now telling anyone stupid enough to import Gmail contacts into Facebook to reconsider such a foolish move because it’s a “trap”. The two companies have been angrily shaking handbags at each other over the past few days in … read more »
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Tagged computing, Cross-platform software, data sharing, Facebook, gmail, Google, Google vs facebook, IndepthAfrica, Internet, London, Online social networking, Social information processing, Technology Internet, technology-news, United Kingdom, Web 2.0, World Wide Web
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October 28, 2010 by benim
Google Places is coming into its own with the just-introduced Place Search functionality that finally adds local search to Google’s growing database of places — more than 50 million locations, to be exact. Place Search is built into the standard … read more »
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Tagged computing, Everett, GeoAPI, Google, Google Earth, Google maps, Google Places, Human-computer interaction, Indepth Africa, Internet search engines, Keyhole Markup Language, local search, mobile payment, Place Pages, product manager, SimpleGeo, Technology Internet, technology-news, World Wide Web, Yelp
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October 27, 2010 by benim
Yahoo wants to make its Web e-mail service a place you never want to — or more importantly — have to leave to get your social fix. The company on Wednesday is releasing an overhauled version of its Yahoo Mail … read more »
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Tagged computing, e-mail, Facebook, Flickr, IndepthAfrica, Instant Messaging, Picasa, Technology Internet, technology-news, Twitter, Webmail, World Wide Web, Yahoo!, Yahoo! Groups, Yahoo! Mail, Yakima, Youtube
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October 25, 2010 by benim
PRIVACY watchdogs are to investigate after Google admitted taking emails and passwords from home computers across Britain. The search engine confessed that their Street View cars had downloaded personal data from wireless networks during mapping runs. Anti-surveillance campaigners said it … read more »
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Tagged Alan Eustace, computing, Google, Google Admits, Google Street View, Indepth Africa, London, password, privacy, Privacy International, Simon Davies, Technology Internet, technology-news, The Watchdogs, Uniform Resource Locator, United Kingdom, wi-fi, wireless network, wireless networking
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