- Tim Berners-Lee, The World Wide Web, And … Alvy Singer?
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It was almost like that scene from Woody Allen's Annie Hall:
Alvy Singer: [the man behind him in line is talking loudly] What I wouldn't
give for a large sock with horse manure in it!
Alvy Singer: [to audience] Whaddya do when you get stuck in a movie line
with a guy like this behind you?
Man in Theatre Line: Wait a minute, why can't I give my opinion?
Wired News, 21:01 - Electronic security a worry in an age of digital espionage
The growing reach of the Internet and the proliferation of smartphones have
made it easier to steal information remotely
By Nicole Perlroth / NY Times News Service, SAN FRANCISCO
A security camera monitors the exterior of Google's headquarters in
Beijing.Photo: Bloomberg
When Kenneth Lieberthal, a China expert at the Brookings Institution,
travels to that country, he follows a routine that seems straight from a
spy film.
Taipei Times, 20:55 - Acer cloud-enabled smartphone takes home iF award
By Kevin Chen / Staff Reporter
Acer Inc (), the world's No. 4 PC brand, yesterday announced that its first
cloud computing-enabled smartphone had received the prestigious
International Forum (iF) design award in Munich, Germany.
According to an Acer statement, the CloudMobile handset will be unveiled at
the Mobile World Congress exhibition at the end of this month in Barcelona,
Spain.
The Taipei-based company unveiled its first cloud computing service, dubbed
Taipei Times, 20:54 - Taiwan has cloud computing potential, analyst says
LOOKING AHEAD:An industry analyst said companies and the government should
cooperate to exploit the nation's competitive advantages instead of just
cutting costs
Staff Writer, with CNA
Taiwan's cloud computing industry could be driven by the nation's
competitive advantages resulting from its geographic location, undersea
cable construction and hardware manufacturing capability, an industry
analyst said yesterday.
Taipei Times, 20:54 - Bezalel brings artworks to U.S
February 12, 2012
JERUSALEM (JTA) -- An exhibition of contemporary art works by recent
graduates of Israel's Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design has opened in
Baltimore.
The Maryland Institute College of Art will display the works through mid-
March before the exhibit travels throughout North America over the next
year.
"Bezalel on Tour" features the work of 30 students who have graduated in
the last five years from the departments of fine arts, architecture,
JTA, 20:42 - Nevada judge halts new menu for kosher inmates
February 12, 2012
(JTA) -- A federal judge in Nevada has ordered the state's Department of
Corrections to refrain from serving a new menu to inmates who keep kosher.
In an injunction last Friday, Judge Gloria Navarro of the U.S.
JTA, 20:42 - High-Speed DNA Scans Help Most Lung Cancer Patients, Study Finds
February 12, 2012, 1:22 PM EST
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US government looks to mine social media to combat terrorist attacks,
uprisings
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FOXNews, 20:38 - Europeans gather to champion Internet freedoms
WARSAW, Poland --- Protesters took to the freezing cold streets of Berlin,
Helsinki and many other European cities Saturday to voice anger at an
international copyright treaty they fear will lead to censorship and a loss
of privacy on the Internet.
The rallies across the continent underline how opposition to the Anti-
Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, or ACTA, has spread quickly since a first
groundswell of opposition emerged last month in Poland.
The China Post Online, 20:33