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Google’s mapping mash-up | CNET News.com

  • Visual journalists spin their web – Editors Weblog- Analysis
  • Kim Jong-Il
  • PC Pro: Product Reviews: Olympus Camedia E-20P
  • sukeban’s house of bits: visual: projects
  • Suzanne Vega in Second Life with The Infinite Mind – blip.tv (beta)
  • Modern Mechanix » Color-Harmony Introduces a New Mode of Expression
  • WikiCharts — Top 50 — 08/2006
  • great review of amazon unbox
  • Yes, Google Buying YouTube: YouGleTube? GoogleTube? – Digital-Lifestyles.in
  • Archinect : News : Post-Human London
  • loopt – Live In It
  • Stanford Experts on Climate Change and Carbon Trading
  • XTech 2007: About XTech 2007 — XTech
  • Google.org begins hiring to save the planet | Googling Google | ZDNet.com
  • TinyPic Video and Photo Sharing
  • Public-service broadcasting | The future of the BBC | Economist.com
  • The future of television and the media triathlon. Many-to-Many:
  • BBC NEWS | UK | UK Politics | Carbon ‘credit card’ considered
  • BBC Trust – On-demand Services’ consultation
  • Watch this space
  • Photo Gallery: BBC on YouTube – SPIEGEL ONLINE – News
  • Communication Nation: What’s next in visual communication?
  • Participatory Urbanism
  • Conference 2007 | NetSquared
  • Viacom sues YouTube
  • The carbon-adjusted supply chain | InfoWorld | Column | 2006-11-22 | By Jon
  • collision detection: The roundest objects ever built by hand
  • Test: A manifesto for Data Literacy
  • Neighbourhood Fix-It
  • FLY
  • Unilever Centre for Molecular Informatics, Cambridge – petermr’s blog » Blo
  • Nodalities
  • d::gen network – AMEE
  • Technovia » Zonbu’s carbon-friendly PC
  • Zonbu cares about the planet too
  • http://www.alldigdown.com/blogs/shelley/entry/20070530
  • Technovia » Apple exec details YouTube H.264 deal
  • WorldChanging: Tools, Models and Ideas for Building a Bright Green Future:
  • BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | UN warning over global ice loss
  • Rationing To Combat Climate Change
  • Britain could go back to rationing | News | This is London
  • Green Homes | Special Offers | DIY Planet Repairs
  • UK Gov acts to combat ‘cyber warming’
  • AMEE development
  • Government signals embrace of the power of information
  • WorldChanging: Tools, Models and Ideas for Building a Bright Green Future:
  • Google seen to go carbon-neutral by 2008 | Technology | Internet | Reuters.
  • http://www.ricoh-support.com/enduser/support/knowledgebase.asp?url=http://2
  • Carbon Responsible
  • carbon_offsetting.pdf (application/pdf Object)
  • Brain Compatible Learning Environments
  • From Planets to Dark Energy: the Modern Radio Universe
  • Kumara Sastry » Blog Archives » Flickr slideshow plugin for wordpress (μ)
  • The Sensing Earth
  • Advertising Age – Digital – Online Live Earth Traffic Soars, TV Viewing Slu
  • Boing Boing: Miro launches: Democracy Player evolves into a 1.0 product! (a
  • 3 Out of 4 U.S. Internet Users Streamed Video Online in May
  • About at Show In A Box
  • Eurostar “Carbon Neutral” without increasing fares
  • Outage of LiveJournal, Vox, craigslist, Netflix, Technorati, SixApart and..
  • Why TV on demand insists you use its chosen browser | Media | MediaGuardian
  • BBC iPlayer launch: The first 14 days – currybetdotnet – 17 July, 2007
  • Copy killers | Technology | Guardian Unlimited
  • Test: More noise, more heat – The cold, cold heart of Web 2.0
  • Digital Media and Learning Competition
  • Delib – New internet usage data
  • Redbird #1
  • Source Code — The Public Whip
  • Advertising Age – Digital – Web Ad Revenue to Pass Radio This Year
  • Click opera – The Great Pyramid of Death
  • collision detection: Physicist discovers Mary Jane/Peter Parker the stronge
  • The Naked Crowd | spiked
  • Dangerous Knowledge | smashing telly – the best full length free tv program
  • Real Time Sky
  • Saatchi Online – Blog On News, Views, Diaries, Photo-Journals
  • Welcome to the Flume
  • Paul.A.Young fine chocolates
  • Twitter / LovellTelescope
  • Welcome to Stikir! – Stikir
  • Crowlspace » Blog Archive » John Campbell’s Solar System
  • Internet Archive: Details: Out of Chun
  • Saffo: journal
  • Toggl
  • MINI – Indoor Wireless Router | Indoor WiFi Signal Booster by Meraki
  • Source Code For Coordinate Transformation | The Buckminster Fuller Institut
  • Digital Urban: 3D Printing at Home: Fab@Home
  • The Escapist : Zero Punctuation: The Orange Box
  • YouTube – Moebius Transformations Revealed
  • Carbon Disclosure Project: Homepage
  • Position Paper for the W3C Video On The Web Workshop
  • As Seasons Change
  • Jodrell Bank, Holmes Chapel, Crewe, CW4 – Google Maps
  • Oxford Internet Institute – What’s in a name? The History and Future of the
  • Renaissance on the waterfront | Evening Standard
  • Westminster Carbon Counting Conference 2008
  • Scientists image vivid ‘brainbows’ — The Harvard University Gazette
  • Move messages in Thunderbird with a single keystroke | Deef’s Net
  • Mackie Forums Home: DATABASE: Photos Etc.
  • Submissions
  • BBC NEWS | Magazine | How to build your own Sputnik
  • Audiophilia – The Online Journal for the Serious Audiophile
  • California Lawyer Magazine
  • see conference #3
  • The Future of Space Exploration
  • Special Research Centre for the Subatomic Structure of Matter – Research &
  • Cracking open the iPlayer
  • SXSW Carbon Tree
  • Erasure Strategies – ‘eyeblink’ essay
  • Spacecraft Operator- Job Ref:JT/214
  • Dust Inside Your M200 Tablet
  • The new dotcom boom – Times Online
  • Solatube
  • Solatube – quality, performance and value for money
  • Lumicor – a Beach Grass in a Plastic Sandwich | Trendir
  • materials
  • lighting
  • BBC – Homes – Design inspiration – Deep Water
  • Pure contemporary
  • home decor
  • ceilings
  • lighting
  • lighting
  • Ofcom PSB Review Interactive Executive Summary
  • Cellphones – Third World and Developing Nations – Poverty – Technology – Ne
  • Interactive Architecture dot Org » Blog Archive » Swarming Structures
  • 3D printer to churn out copies of itself – tech – 18 March 2005 – New Scien
  • Five grand pianos, insides out, are suspended in the clearing of a forest..
  • meta-engineering
  • CakePHP tutorial no. 2 from IBM
  • John Higgins’s silent alphabet
  • Shoe Event Horizon
  • No Shangri-La Slavoj Žižek
  • Spatial Vibration, String-Based Instrument, Study II
  • Speechification – Radio Archive | O’ReillyGMT
  • soundamus – native to a web of musical data
  • Going Solo: a conference
  • OctaveEngine
  • NESTA – The Innovation Edge Conference 2008: How innovation will help the U
  • Flashback « Fatcontroller
  • ultra leds
  • Clay Shirky and the Cognitive Surplus
  • Our Team – Bright Green –
  • Starting out – Gavin Starks – Consolidated Independent – Telegraph
  • The Grid – Universe
  • TerraLiner Alloy
  • VariZoom FlowPod. – Google Product Search
  • Ice Melting on Mars
  • Euro 2008:TV blackout was ‘the most annoying balls-up imaginable’ | Media |
  • Nassim Nicholas Taleb: the prophet of boom and doom
  • Embedded SWF Video player
  • Motorola sues Apple
  • Chris Abani on humanity
  • Alienware: HEMS
  • Equipment Notes: DIY Autocue
  • Etsy :: ettadiem :: The Rescue, limited edition giclee print by Myke Amend.
  • Flagship ETS benefits worst polluters
  • Bryony launches Sandbag.org.uk
  • Quote Details: Abraham Lincoln: Quarrel not at all…. – The Quotations …
  • Red Sea floods the massive gash…
  • Just Do It on Twitter
  • MPEG-21
  • Centauri Dreams » Blog Archive » A New Take on Warping Spacetime
  • YouTube – SLateIt: Rating Virtual Objects
  • flickr top 10 mashups
  • [0801.1852] Detecting the Glint of Starlight on the Oceans of Distant Plane
  • BBC NEWS | Technology | Viacom in video deal with Joost
  • Pano2QTVR – Quicktime VR Converter
  • Greater than the sum of its parts, by Tom Coates
  • Video speech matching (TheyWorkForYou.com)
  • BBC NEWS | Technology | Vista has speech recognition hole
  • Cliodynamics
  • magneticNorth – interactive design group, Manchester UK
  • restatemedia.net » The Orb
  • how to scale
  • BBC NEWS | Magazine | Four sound effects that made TV history
  • blog all dog-eared pages: science in action (tecznotes)
  • This happened – Forthcoming
  • Philanthropy as solidarity
  • science song links
  • Crooked Timber » » Globollocks Watch
  • GigaOM » Google MyMaps Smashes Mash-ups
  • UK Citizens Online Democracy
  • Phun Wiki: Phun
  • Quantum Field Theory
  • Could this be Earth’s near twin? Introducing planet 55 Cancri f | Science |
  • Mindjet: Software for Visualizing and Managing Information
  • Click opera – The good ad man
  • intimacy & the question concerning digital technology
  • Embedded music player
  • rodcorp: dConstruct 2007: raise your hopes
  • Wired News: The Ultimate Net Monitoring Tool
  • Truncated octahedron – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  • DSVideo / Downloads
  • LRB | Andrew O’Hagan : The Things We Throw Away
  • cityofsound: New Musical Experiences
  • Airline Network – Flights, Holidays, Hotels & Car Hire
  • The Viridian Design Movement
  • Welcome to Numbler
  • Yuuguu. See together. Be together.
  • Native to a Web of Data (Tom Coates, plasticbag.org)
  • Ship of fools: Johann Hari sets sail with America’s swashbuckling neocons –
  • Noodlings » The Sun Also Sets
  • What are we going to say about “Cult of the Amateur”?. Many-to-Many:
  • El Nicho – Eric takes over Mexico
  • QuikQuak. Audio plug-ins for PC & Mac. RaySpace reverb plugin, FX and Synth
  • Everything is Miscellaneous
  • Fair Use of Trademarks
  • Internationalization and localization – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  • Science Museum – Listening Post
  • Classical music riot – Wikipedia
  • How to install php on windoze
  • Fictional radio-spaces · Touch
  • inhabitat
  • Mute magazine – Culture and politics after the net
  • Theremin Vox – An Interview with Leon Theremin
  • Fisheye-Hemi
  • Millennium Simulation
  • Hadrons and Higgs
  • SynthMaker
  • spherical tree houses
  • BBC – Radio 4 – iPM – Sir Clive Sinclair.
  • CSS Juice » Tools
  • McLuhan Studies issue 2: Reviewing the Reviews — Giordano Bruno and Marsha
  • 5 Great (And Free) Games You’re Not Playing Now « GigaOM
  • LoudBlog – Podcasting Software for PHP
  • FLV Player – Players – MAXI – Generator
  • Lexical FreeNet
  • Cargo Cult Science
  • Broadcast Development Awards
  • The UK’s E-Commerce regulations | OUT-LAW.COM
  • wikiCalc Beta Test Home
  • DxO Optics Pro Software
  • Secrets of UX Design Productivity from Google
  • Interactive TV
  • Land art
  • Pianoteq – True modelling of pianos and other keyboard or string instrument
  • Persephone – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  • Home – Statute Law Database
  • Olinda (Schulze & Webb)
  • “The radioactive boy scout: When a teenager attempts to build a breeder rea
  • Ikke’s Blog – Post details: Seam Carving: Content-aware image resizing
  • Stikkit: Magic words, functional emails, and a handy cheat sheet | 43 Folde
  • Digital Apollo – The MIT Press
  • Protoscript – Home
  • Vedic Maths Tutorials Vedic Mathematics Tutorials Learn Vedic Mathematics
  • Space Shuttle launch from ISS
  • Learning Materials Home Page
  • Pandora – Find New Music, Listen to Custom Internet Radio Stations
  • tag2find – better than searching |download- tag everything on your desktop
  • books
  • BBC NEWS | Technology | Music site Last.fm bought by CBS
  • A Timeline of Timelines
  • http://www.cow.net/transcript.txt
  • invisible5: home
  • fforest
  • Mobile Opportunity: The war between Nokia and Apple
  • Getting Schooled In Design | Open Source Initiative
  • http://maindb.unfccc.int/public/country.pl?country=GB)
  • NoOOXML: Microsoft Office OpenXML (OOXML) is a broken standard
  • The Digital Object Identifier System
  • Voronoi diagram – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  • Global Voices Advocacy
  • United Nuclear – Aerogel
  • Slacker Astronomy Show Notes
  • hungryhouse – all your takeaway delivery menus in 1 place
  • SoundCloud
  • xkcd – astronomy abuse
  • fd’s Flickr Toys
  • electromagnetic spectrum
  • BBC – Radio Labs – Radio Labs
  • WTFPL – Do What The Fuck You Want To Public License
  • T Shirt Printing – Make your own T shirts : Spreadshirt
  • Tomski: The BBC’s Fifteen Web Principles
  • Tribler
  • Social Networks And Group Formation – Boxes and Arrows: The design behind t
  • AMEE – new design and URL
  • Jodcast – Astronomy Podcasts
  • EasyPayPal WordPress Plugin « Shannon Whitley
  • 13 Great Firefox Extensions for Web Professionals
  • Chronos Chromos Concrete
  • Subtitle Horse Translate FLV Flash Video Online – Create Subtitles / Captio
  • yesnation.swf (application/x-shockwave-flash Object)
  • Global Consciousness Project — consciousness, group consciousness, mind
  • Garlik – Powerful Stuff
  • Trade mark application
  • Top 8 Most Amazing Tree Houses
  • Enterprise Collaboration Software | Mindquarry, the Open Source Collaborati
  • CSV to vCard
  • flight scanner
  • Photo stitching software 360 degree Panorama image software – PTGui
  • Famster is your family’s home on the Internet!
  • TightURL Project Page
  • Dandelife.com
  • Weka 3 – Data Mining with Open Source Machine Learning Software in Java
  • Explaining OpenSocial to your Executives
  • Octave
  • McGurk effect
  • Open Source Flash
  • E15
  • Hassle free video hosting- Bits on the Run Beta
  • Asaph – phoboslab.org
  • Uni-Form
  • Wired 8.04: Why the future doesn’t need us.
  • Music Has Its Own Geometry
  • CompanionLink Software, Inc. – Data synchronization for Pocket PC, Windows
  • Climate Savers Computing Initiative – Home
  • DOTTUNES.NET
  • How To: Getting Started with Amazon EC2
  • Dmitri Tymoczko, Composer and Music Theorist
  • “about 100 million hours of thought”
  • deputydog | 5 unbelievably cool research facilities
  • Infochimps.org: Free Redistributable Rich Data Sets
  • CARMA – Carbon Monitoring for Action
  • http://www.gargan.org/extensions/synckolab.html
  • Real People Don’t Have Time for Social Media
  • tiddlyspot
  • KYE: Fast-Flux Service Networks
  • Imagining the Tenth Dimension – A Book by Rob Bryanton
  • Google Mars
  • HTML Email Guide
  • Flickr Tools: Uploadr
  • PicLens | Immersive Slideshows Across the Web
  • Monocle magazine
  • Paint.NET – Free Software for Digital Photo Editing
  • K Desktop Environment
  • Git – Fast Version Control System
  • Investing Wiki with Research about Companies, Investment Concepts, and more
  • The Whale Hunt / A storytelling experiment / by Jonathan Harris
  • Tempo (beta)
  • Le Monde.fr : Réseaux sociaux : des audiences différentes selon les contine
  • celemony_ :: Direct Note Access
  • The Future of the Internet—And How to Stop It
  • Geektool and Bash One-Liners
  • Mac Buyer’s Guide: Know When to Buy Your Mac, iPod or iPhone
  • Design Observer
  • Joyent: Introducing Joyent
  • There Is No Them.
  • How to OpenID
  • FreakAngels » Episode 0001
  • Seed: Scientific Method: Relationships Among Scientific Paradigms
  • Forgotten your password? Google can find it for you. Unfortunately | Techno
  • the avant-garde, ethnopoetics, and outsider arts.
  • Fast Facts, Shocks and their Aftermath from the Shock Doctrine Short Film |
  • earthmine inc
  • mail-trends – Google Code
  • Communications From Elsewhere
  • WorldChanging: Tools, Models and Ideas for Building a Bright Green Future
  • PureMVC – Home
  • Benjamin Zander on music and passion
  • Download Free Vector Graphics at Vecteezy!
  • Chatsum
  • Zemanta – pimp your blog
  • A Periodic Table of Visualization Methods
  • 80 Beautiful Typefaces For Professional Design | Design Showcase
  • CMS Toolbox: 80 Open Source Content Management Systems
  • PDFescape – Your Online PDF Reader, Editor, Form Filler, Form Designer, Sol
  • puppet – Trac
  • The new 100 most useful sites | Technology | Guardian Unlimited Technology
  • DOPPLR
  • 11 Top New Web Apps of 2007 – Lifehack.org
  • Papervision3D
  • Literature and Latte – Scrivener
  • blainekendall.com – DeliciousMind = del.icio.us FreeMind mindmap
  • How I made my presentations a little better | 43 Folders
  • Online Music: 90 Essential Music and Audio Websites
  • Arduino – HomePage
  • Dream Recorder
  • Why we’re powerless against info-grazing
  • Firebug – Web Development Evolved
  • media convert
  • Haskell – HaskellWiki
  • Pulse Laser: BBC Olinda digital radio: Social hardware
  • The Personal MBA Manifesto: Mastering Business Through Self-Education (Reco
  • Must Read: 20 Science Books Every Scifi Fan (and Writer) Should Read
  • ‘Oldest’ computer music unveiled
  • NOTCOT.ORG
  • Visualising waste stats
  • Information Design Patterns
  • SlimTimer – Time Tracking without the Timesheet
  • With friends like these … Tom Hodgkinson on the politics of the people be
  • Improve website load time by 500% with 3 lines of code | Aciddrop.com
  • TED | Talks | Blaise Aguera y Arcas: Photosynth demo (video)
  • Hacker News
  • Cookies are for Closers » LinkedIn Architecture
  • User Interface Engineering – Usability Research, Training, and Events – UIE
  • phpMyID
  • The 18 Mistakes That Kill Startups
  • Amazon.com: Homepage: Amazon Web Services
  • a reusable non-linear personal web notebook
  • China’s All-Seeing Eye : Rolling Stone
  • freesound :: home page
  • Hack Attack: Burn almost any video file to a playable DVD
  • twistori
  • Rent vs. Buy Myths That Ruined the Housing Market | eFinanceDirectory.com
  • Eclipse.org home
  • Twitter: A Whole World in Your Hands
  • Audiosurf: Ride Your Music
  • CSS Reference
  • Gapminder – Home
  • FontStruct | Build, Share, Download Fonts
  • Google Code – Google’s Developer Network
  • Yahoo! Design Pattern Library
  • Social web apps
  • The Geometry of Music – TIME
  • Death and Underachievement: A Guide to Happiness in Work | 43 Folders
  • Free teleprompter/autocue service. Cueprompter – The online prompter.
  • IPCC – SR15
  • IPCC – Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
  • Tampered Chinese Ethernet port used to hack ‘major US telecom,’ says Bloomb
  • Spaceship Earth or Ark of the Damned?
  • ‘I had a moral duty’: whistleblowers on why they spoke up
  • Oxford Innovation Consulting
  • Acquainted with the Night by Robert Frost
  • IPCC climate change report calls for urgent action to phase out fossil fuel
  • Environment and nature | British Library – Sounds
  • Macaulay Library
  • talks.cam : Behaviour Change and the Role of NGOs
  • The Day Dostoyevsky Discovered the Meaning of Life in a Dream
  • Broad Institute Director Finds Power in Numbers
  • Mastering the Art of Living Meaningfully Well
  • Stimulating and Inspiring Civic Agency
  • UnBias Fairness Toolkit
  • British tech startup, Provenance, secures funding from singer-songwriter Pe
  • Book Review: Before Babylon, Beyond Bitcoin: From Money that We Understand
  • Long Finance Home – Long Finance
  • Gov 2020: The future of government
  • TISCreport: UK City Transparency Report
  • Tiscreport
  • How Do You Take a Picture of a Black Hole? With a Telescope as Big as the E
  • Air pollution rots our brains. Is that why we don’t do anything about it? |
  • What’s really happening when you add a file to IPFS?
  • Gavin Starks
  • China Used a Tiny Chip in a Hack That Infiltrated U.S. Companies
  • Stellar Consensus Protocol: Proof and Code – Stellar
  • How solid is Tim’s plan to redecentralize the web? – Irina Bolychevsky – Me
  • Safe travels (if you’re wealthy and Western)
  • Mysterious Cosmic Rays Shooting from the Ground in Antarctica Could Break P
  • Astronomers discover first suspected ‘exomoon’ 8,000 light years away
  • Nine Creative Clusters Announced To Spearhead £80m R&D Investment – AHRC Cr
  • London Youth Games 2018
  • Three decades since its advent, is it time the internet grew up?
  • Everything We Know About Facebook’s Massive Security Breach
  • Google’s New Tool to Fight Climate Change
  • Politics: A Dozen Small Things – Rory Stewart
  • Full text: PM’s speech to the United Nations
  • https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/e48c/93172c93a98b0ef0434e0a9331bd82b2147e.
  • Transition in thinking: The impact of climate change on the UK banking sect
  • Board, Ada Lovelace Institute
  • Gaia detects a shake in the Milky Way
  • Best of Last Week – A shake in the Milky Way, giving octopuses ecstasy, and
  • Human-driven data economy – Sitra
  • Stewart Brand and the Tools That Will Make the Whole Earth Better
  • Meet Jane Thomason: Blockchain’s Lead Social Development Evangelist
  • The Dark Underbelly of Cryptocurrency Markets
  • Future Today slideshow files – Google Drive
  • How the ultra-rich could save the world, if they wanted to, in 22 pictures
  • Listen to the World
  • Jicaro Island Luxury Lodge Isletas Lake Nicaragua
  • Substack Dashboard Beta
  • Ultrahaptics – Discover a new type of haptics
  • NASA on Twitter
  • Denis Diderot – Wikipedia
  • Who’s doing what in the field of Responsible Technology?
  • 400-year-old shark found in the Arctic could be the oldest living vertebrat
  • xkcd: Equations
  • xkcd: Curve-Fitting
  • Building genuine biometrics oversight in Scotland
  • Sci-Hub: removing barriers in the way of science
  • There’s more to decentralisation than blockchains and dapps
  • Presenting the State of European Tech Report 2017
  • Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures | TCFD – Homepage
  • Catastrophe models: The good, the bad and the ugly | PreventionWeb.net
  • Landscape of innovation approaches
  • About | Insurance Development Forum
  • Call for ideas
  • Velocity of money – Wikipedia
  • I quit my job to try to change the world. This is what I’ve learned so far.
  • Meet This Kiwi Bunch Of Organizational Hackers | Corporate Rebels
  • UMAP Uniform Manifold Approximation and Projection for Dimension Reduction
  • Social Metrics Commission
  • Butterfly Pupae Make Sounds In Never-Before-Known Ways
  • From Tech to Photography | Careershifters
  • Councils use 377,000 people’s data in efforts to predict child abuse
  • Largest King Penguin Colony in the World Drops by 90%
  • European Commission Joint Research Centre (JRC) | PreventionWeb.net
  • NOAA 200th Foundations: Weather, Ocean, and Climate Prediction: Richardson’
  • Lewis Fry Richardson’s remarkable weather forecast factory
  • Imagining Using 64,000 Human Computers to Predict the Weather (1922) : Hist
  • Open banking requires policy, not just tech support
  • UIDAI’s Aadhaar Software Hacked, ID Database Compromised, Experts Confirm
  • Global hunger levels rising due to extreme weather, UN warns
  • Debootstrap – Debian Wiki
  • George Trefgarne on Twitter
  • Chris Packham warns UK is facing ‘ecological apocalypse’
  • Decentralisation: the next big step for the world wide web
  • British astrophysicist overlooked by Nobels wins $3m award for pulsar work
  • BIGCrowd.net
  • Unless It Changes, Capitalism Will Starve Humanity By 2050
  • AlgoSov – Observatory on Algorithmic Sovereignty.
  • Home (Featured) – They Buy For You
  • Risk Economics RiskEcon | Advisory Services through the Application of Rigo
  • We won’t save the Earth with a better kind of disposable coffee cup | Georg
  • Economists Gear Up to Challenge the Monopolies
  • 25 Years of Internet Radio: Part 1
  • World’s largest offshore windfarm opens off Cumbrian coast
  • https://royalsociety.org/~/media/policy/projects/data-governance/data-gover
  • https://royalsociety.org/~/media/policy/projects/data-governance/data-gover
  • https://royalsociety.org/~/media/policy/projects/data-governance/data-manag
  • Data management and use: Governance in the 21st century – a British Academy
  • What is a data trust? – The ODI
  • Alan turing institute workshop what is a data trust – 2018 – peter…
  • Company – Braintribe
  • PSD2 meets ISO 20022
  • Fossil Fuels
  • Glitch – Discover and create the best stuff on the web
  • Long Tails, Aggregators & Infrastructures – Stories of Platform Design
  • Cubetto: A toy robot teaching kids code & computer programming
  • Using Machine Learning for Humanitarian Aims – Electromagnetic Field
  • How Open Banking will blow core systems out of the water
  • Is blockchain a risky business?
  • Data With A Purpose? Tech Won’t Save Us – Disruption Summit Europe
  • Maps of subjective feelings
  • From critical mess to critical mass: a worldwide web of sustainable finance
  • China Built the World’s Largest Telescope. Then Came the Tourists
  • The World’s Oldest Blockchain Has Been Hiding in the New York Times Since 1
  • Twitter
  • Earth 2050
  • Earth 2050
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  • About
  • Open Data Institute
  • Airbus Ship Detection Challenge | Kaggle
  • Madagascar’s vanilla wars: prized spice drives death and deforestation
  • Trevor Paglen Responds to Astronomers Who Criticize His Space-Based Art—and
  • Everybody Dance Now
  • Take back the control of video streaming! #JoinPeertube
  • What do you believe now that you didn’t five years ago? Centralized wins. D
  • Dear Investor, That Cocky Voice in Your Head Is Wrong
  • The Untold Story of NotPetya, the Most Devastating Cyberattack in History
  • Public Service: beyond the Open Internet – A Stick, a Dog, and a Box with S
  • FrameWorks Institute
  • index.md.html
  • Linking skills to occupations: Using big data to build a new occupational t
  • Creative economy & culture
  • Forget ‘survival of the fittest’ – the laziest will inherit the earth
  • Losing Earth: The Decade We Almost Stopped Climate Change
  • Who needs democracy when you have data?
  • Biological annihilation via the ongoing sixth mass extinction signaled by v
  • Yuval Noah Harari on what the year 2050 has in store for humankind
  • Project Ember
  • When Debate Is Futile: Bertrand Russell’s Remarkable Response to a Fascist’
  • Why Open Source Failed
  • Daily maps
  • I want to boycott US PC hardware, software and services. Is it possible?
  • Upgrading the Barcode to the Web: GS1 Digital Link | EVRYTHNG IoT Smart Pro
  • Informed decision-making through the ethical use of data.
  • Former Google engineer’s start-up slammed by FCC for unauthorized satellite
  • Elizabeth Warren unveils bold new plan to reshape America’s richest compani
  • Digitranscope – Digital Transformation and the Governance of Human Society
  • Searching for the Smart City’s Democratic Future
  • Here’s How America Uses Its Land
  • Tax havens shielding companies responsible for deforestation and overfishin
  • Multi-writer Dat could power the next Web
  • One of the largest banks issued an alarming warning that Earth is running o
  • ESA Science & Technology: Gaia’s Hertzsprung-Russell diagram
  • IBM100 – Corporate Leadership in Environmental Responsibility
  • NERO MAGAZINE » The Institute of Things to Come | OPEN CALL
  • Crewsaver Crewfit 150N Lifejacket – Automatic – Save £12! – Marine Warehous
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