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    Diving Through The Information Barrage

    Browsing Posts published on February 25, 2007

    The Future of Podcasting:

    You will get a kick out of this. [Blubrry.com]

    MP3′s Loss, Open Source’s Gain:

    A jury’s $1.52 billion judgment against Microsoft hangs a sudden, unexpected cloud over MP3. This could be an opportunity for open-source options. By Eliot Van Buskirk and Evan Hansen.

    Surveillance Cameras Get Smarter:

    Researchers develop cameras that size you up. Instead of being used after the fact for ID, this new breed of security cam detects suspicious behavior to help prevent crime. By the Associated Press.

    Software Bug Halts F-22 Flight:

    “The new US stealth fighter, the F-22 Raptor, was deployed for the first time to Asia earlier this month. On Feb. 11, twelve Raptors flying from Hawaii to Japan were forced to turn back when a software glitch crashed all of the F-22s’ on-board computers as they crossed the international date line. The delay in arrival in Japan was previously reported, with rumors of problems with the software. CNN television, however, this morning reported that every fighter completely lost all navigation and communications when they crossed the international date line. They reportedly had to turn around and follow their tankers by visual contact back to Hawaii. According to the CNN story, if they had not been with their tankers, or the weather had been bad, this would have been serious. CNN has not put up anything on their website yet.” The Peoples Daily of China reported on Feb. 17 that two Raptors had landed on Okinawa.

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