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Thursday, September 27, 2007

 

Technology puts Myanmar 
protests in international eye


Myanmar's swelling protests are in the global spotlight with the help of hi-tech gadgets in the era of YouTube -- a stark contrast to the 1988 uprising in the pre-Internet age.

The peaceful protests, led by Buddhist monks, have turned into the biggest mass movement since the military regime violently quelled student-led protests in 1988, killing at least 3,000 people.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

Microsoft is mulling an investment of up to 5.0 percent in the social networking site Facebook, a move that could set the stage for confrontation with rival Google.

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TECHBYTES

ILOG JRules successfully meets stringent set of criteria for good design, development and implementation .

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e-Government

Senator proposes bicameral panel to ascertain need for NBN, cyber-education projects.

The Philippines should initiate diplomatic talks with China so that the two countries can "jointly abrogate" Manila's highly contentious $329-million national broadband network (NBN) project that would be installed by Shenzen-based ZTE Corp. using a soft loan from Beijing, Sen. Loren Legarda said Monday.

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HARDWARE CORNER

The new Edimax EW-7728In complies with the latest 802.11n draft 2.0, the next generation wireless standard. 

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DIGITALLIFESTYLE

Gadget Of The Week

Korg Mini Kaoss Pad

What is it: A cool effects processor that can be connected to your media player or any audio source.

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TECHSTUFF

New Media Arts Manila (NMAM) was formed to curate, stage, and promote New Media Art -- art made with electronic, audiovisual, and information technologies. It includes sound art, video art, interactive electronics, algorithmic art, computer music, and whatever art forms new technologies may yet spawn.

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