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09Nov/16

Donald Trump in charge of the NSA

November 9, 2016SecurityArtificial intelligence, Bill, Collective intelligence, Company: GCHQ, Company: Google, Company: Open Rights Group, Country: United Kingdom, Country: United States, Creative works, Cybernetics, Doomsday scenarios, Edward Snowden, Films, Future, Global catastrophic risk, Global surveillance, Global surveillance disclosures, Hazards, Human extinction, Search Engines, Snowden, Superorganisms, Technology/Internet, Time, Trump government, United Kingdom, United States, Will Trump, Worldsmbale

Press Release (Open Rights Group) – “If there were a crisis in the relationship between the UK and the US, what risks would our shared intelligence arrangements pose?”
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26Aug/16

Mercedes eyes Silicon Valley-style overhaul

August 26, 2016TransportAutomotive industry in Germany, Car classifications, Cars, Company: Daimler, Company: Google, Company: Tesla, Daimler, Daimler AG, EDWARD TAYLOR, electric car market, Especially, Especially California, Flagship vehicles, Frankfurt, Full-size vehicles, Google, Hatchbacks, Limousines, Lucy Fielder, Luxury vehicles, Mercedes, Mercedes S-Class, Mercedes-Benz, Motor vehicles, Search Engines, Sedans, Tesla, Tesla Model S, Uber, United Statessmbale

German carmaker Mercedes Benz is taking tips from Silicon Valley for a management overhaul to help it see off younger rivals. Lucy Fielder reports.
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20Aug/16

AT&T, Apple, Google to work on ‘robocall’ crackdown

August 20, 2016MobileALPHABET, AT&T, Bobbi Rebell, Business/Finance, Comcast, Companies, Company: Alphabet, Company: AT&T, Company: AT&T Randall Stephenson, Company: Comcast, Company: OS, Company: ThomsonReuters, Computer Hardware - NEC, DAVID SHEPARDSON, Economy of the United States, Federal Communications Commission, Neologisms, Randall L. Stephenson, Randall Stephenson, Robocall, Search Engines, Telecommunications, Telecommuting, Telemarketing, U . S . Federal, U.S. Federal Communications Commissionsmbale

Tech giants and the U.S. Federal Communications Commission launch crackdown on robocalls. Bobbi Rebell reports.
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