AI in 2008
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Article · 2008
How to Beat PC Viruses
Yet another mutant of the infamous love bug is now unleashed, even more dangerous than the one before. This one changes it's name each time…
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Article · 2008
Internet Archive Data 1997
For historical interest - a snapshot of life then.... 36% of all US homes have PCs and 30% of all those PCs are on the net.
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Video · 2008
"I've got a computer under my skin"
RFID tagging products - video 2007 On the desk in front of me is a needle – the same size as for blood transfusions.
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Article · 2008
Virtual Reality
People tend to think of body suits and head gear when you talk about virtual reality. However, huge strides have been made in much simpler …
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Video · 2008
Why the digital society isn't working
"Unreliable technology" - Video 2007. Technology may be changing us but we need to change the technology. Even the simplest things bring th…
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Article · 2008
Global Change Ltd
Alphabetic / Industry-based Client Lists + slides of many trends keynotes over last decade. Several hundred keynote videos are also availab…
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Article · 2008
Cyberchurch: feature
Churches are grabbing cyberspace and using web pages to promote the Christian.
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Article · 2008
Cyberchurch: what Christians are doing on the net
Many people who have read the book "Cyberchurch" (P. Dixon, publ. Kingsway) are asking for more: lists of interesting or helpful sites for …
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Video · 2008
Futurist Speakers: How keynote by Patrick Dixon will transform your event
Futurist Speaker: watch customised keynote on digital marketing for Google - above Futurist keynotes by Patrick Dixon transform global corp…
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Article · 2008
Future of Technology
A series of article archives pointing to today's future. BlueRay disks. Millipede Nanodrives. Microelectromechanical Systems.
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Article · 2008
Web Traffic: Up to 2.9 million pages a month
Up to 2.9 million pages have been read in a single month on this site (February 2009).
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Article · 2008
Spam: curse of the digital age?
If you include email containing viruses and junk mail, spam now makes up to 40% of all email traffic worldwide on a busy day.
