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Science Weekly podcast: Paul Davies on new ways to find aliens; and the importance of sound in theatre

March 15, 2010 Tech Comments

Astrophysicist Paul Davies discusses new approaches to finding intelligent life elsewhere in the universe. The Seti scientist’s new book is called Eerie Silence and is on a lecture tour of the UK. You can hear an extended version of this interview in our latest Science Weekly Extra podcast

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March 15, 2010 Tech Comments

Astrophysicist Paul Davies discusses new approaches to finding intelligent life elsewhere in the universe. The Seti scientist’s new book is called Eerie Silence and is on a lecture tour of the UK.

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Google Is Working On Letting Users Link Their Gmail And Google Apps Accounts

Many people (including myself) have come to the conclusion that Gmail, with its threaded messages, spam filtering, and vast storage space, is one of the web’s best webmail providers. In fact, we like it so much that we use it for both our personal accounts and work accounts using Google Apps. But that also poses a problem: many of us wind up having to maintain two separate Google accounts, which means we have to swap logins whenever our Gmail, Reader, or other data is stored under the other account

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Flower Creators: No New Games This Year, Intrigued By PlayStation Move [Gdc]

March 15, 2010 game Comments

That Game Company’s Jenova Chen and Kellee Santiago, saw their team’s game Flower nominated for several Game Developer’s Choice Awards, winning for Best Downloadable. We talked about their future, Pokemon, and, since they made motion-games for the PS3, PlayStation Move

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That Game Company’s Jenova Chen and Kellee Santiago, saw their team’s game Flower nominated for several Game Developer’s Choice Awards, winning for Best Downloadable. We talked about their future, Pokemon, and, since they made motion-games for the PS3, PlayStation Move. More

Europe trashes ACTA as Obama praises it

March 15, 2010 Tech Comments

Earlier this week, we noted that the major parties in the European Parliament had all agreed on a resolution trashing the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) and the secret process that has been hashing it out. That resolution has passed Parliament by a huge margin —633 yes votes, 13 no votes, and 16 abstentions. The Greens/EFA coalition praised the vote

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March 15, 2010 Tech Comments

Earlier this week, we noted that the major parties in the European Parliament had all agreed on a resolution trashing the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) and the secret process that has been hashing it out. That resolution has passed Parliament by a huge margin —633 yes votes, 13 no votes, and 16 abstentions.

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Google Is Near Closing Its China Site [Voices]

March 14, 2010 Tech Comments

By Loretta Chao and Ben Worthen, Reporters, The Wall Street Journal Google appears increasingly likely to shutter its Chinese-language search engine, a step that would remove one of the last major foreign players from the world’s most populous and fastest-growing Internet market. A person familiar with situation said on Saturday that Google is likely to take action within weeks. Separately, Chinese authorities on Friday told local news Web sites that Google’s Chinese site is likely to close and that, if it does, the news sites will be required to use only official accounts of the situation, rather than publish their own stories, according to a person familiar with the order.

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March 14, 2010 Tech Comments

By Loretta Chao and Ben Worthen, Reporters, The Wall Street Journal Google appears increasingly likely to shutter its Chinese-language search engine, a step that would remove one of the last major foreign players from the world’s most populous and fastest-growing Internet market. A person familiar with situation said on Saturday that Google is likely to take action within weeks. Separately, Chinese authorities on Friday told local news Web sites that Google’s Chinese site is likely to close and that, if it does, the news sites will be required to use only official accounts of the situation, rather than publish their own stories, according to a person familiar with the order.

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Science Weekly podcast: Paul Davies on new ways to find aliens; and the importance of sound in theatre

March 15, 2010

Astrophysicist Paul Davies discusses new approaches to finding intelligent life elsewhere in the universe. The Seti scientist’s new book is called Eerie Silence and is on a lecture tour of the UK. You can hear an extended version of this interview in our latest Science Weekly Extra podcast

Science Weekly podcast: Paul Davies on new ways to find aliens; and the importance of sound in theatre

March 15, 2010

Astrophysicist Paul Davies discusses new approaches to finding intelligent life elsewhere in the universe. The Seti scientist’s new book is called Eerie Silence and is on a lecture tour of the UK.

Google Is Working On Letting Users Link Their Gmail And Google Apps Accounts

March 15, 2010

Many people (including myself) have come to the conclusion that Gmail, with its threaded messages, spam filtering, and vast storage space, is one of the web’s best webmail providers. In fact, we like it so much that we use it for both our personal accounts and work accounts using Google Apps. But that also poses a problem: many of us wind up having to maintain two separate Google accounts, which means we have to swap logins whenever our Gmail, Reader, or other data is stored under the other account

Google Is Working On Letting Users Link Their Gmail And Google Apps Accounts

March 15, 2010

Many people (including myself) have come to the conclusion that Gmail, with its threaded messages, spam filtering, and vast storage space, is one of the web’s best webmail providers. In fact, we like it so much that we use it for both our personal accounts and work accounts using Google Apps.

Flower Creators: No New Games This Year, Intrigued By PlayStation Move [Gdc]

March 15, 2010

That Game Company’s Jenova Chen and Kellee Santiago, saw their team’s game Flower nominated for several Game Developer’s Choice Awards, winning for Best Downloadable. We talked about their future, Pokemon, and, since they made motion-games for the PS3, PlayStation Move

Flower Creators: No New Games This Year, Intrigued By PlayStation Move [Gdc]

March 15, 2010

That Game Company’s Jenova Chen and Kellee Santiago, saw their team’s game Flower nominated for several Game Developer’s Choice Awards, winning for Best Downloadable. We talked about their future, Pokemon, and, since they made motion-games for the PS3, PlayStation Move. More

Europe trashes ACTA as Obama praises it

March 15, 2010

Earlier this week, we noted that the major parties in the European Parliament had all agreed on a resolution trashing the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) and the secret process that has been hashing it out. That resolution has passed Parliament by a huge margin —633 yes votes, 13 no votes, and 16 abstentions. The Greens/EFA coalition praised the vote

Europe trashes ACTA as Obama praises it

March 15, 2010

Earlier this week, we noted that the major parties in the European Parliament had all agreed on a resolution trashing the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) and the secret process that has been hashing it out. That resolution has passed Parliament by a huge margin —633 yes votes, 13 no votes, and 16 abstentions.

Google Is Near Closing Its China Site [Voices]

March 14, 2010

By Loretta Chao and Ben Worthen, Reporters, The Wall Street Journal Google appears increasingly likely to shutter its Chinese-language search engine, a step that would remove one of the last major foreign players from the world’s most populous and fastest-growing Internet market. A person familiar with situation said on Saturday that Google is likely to take action within weeks. Separately, Chinese authorities on Friday told local news Web sites that Google’s Chinese site is likely to close and that, if it does, the news sites will be required to use only official accounts of the situation, rather than publish their own stories, according to a person familiar with the order.

Google Is Near Closing Its China Site [Voices]

March 14, 2010

By Loretta Chao and Ben Worthen, Reporters, The Wall Street Journal Google appears increasingly likely to shutter its Chinese-language search engine, a step that would remove one of the last major foreign players from the world’s most populous and fastest-growing Internet market. A person familiar with situation said on Saturday that Google is likely to take action within weeks. Separately, Chinese authorities on Friday told local news Web sites that Google’s Chinese site is likely to close and that, if it does, the news sites will be required to use only official accounts of the situation, rather than publish their own stories, according to a person familiar with the order.

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