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	technology in world now Daily update ⋅ 3 April 2015
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	The Guardian Technology was absent from the leaders' debate – but it is key to the UK's success The Guardian The UK could harness technology for a bright, economic future. ... We are now competing in a global marketplace, in a world that is increasingly driven ... Flag as irrelevant
	Mashable Tech companies are ready for self-driving cars, but the world may not be Mashable Tech companies are ready for self-driving cars, but the world may not be ... Even Apple is rumored to be eyeing self-driving car technology. ... "Now I can't get my friend Harold back to life, but I can do something for all the people who ... Flag as irrelevant
	New York Times Antitrust and Other Inquiries in Europe Target US Tech Giants New York Times LONDON — It is not a good week to be a giant American tech company in ... is now facing potential antitrust questions from the European Commission ... sizable profits in the region and affect how they operate around the world. ... In recent years, however, American tech companies have become the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Worldnow releases multi-channel network platform NewscastStudio (blog) Worldnow has released a new technology platform for multi-channel networks to bridge the gap between YouTube and other digital channels. Flag as irrelevant
	UK Government Now Main Driver of ODF Advance: Kudos ComputerworldUK (blog) Back in July last year, I wrote about an incredible opportunity for the open source world. After years of disappointments, and despite the usual ... Flag as irrelevant
	Forbes Top 10 Smartphones You Can Buy In 2015 Forbes A clear improvement on the already attractive M8: the M9 is a truly remarkable looking smartphone that stands in-between technology and jewelery. Flag as irrelevant
	RYOT The Same Technology That Predicted Roadside Bombs Is Now Predicting Illegal Poachers RYOT When the rest of the world is eating dinner, watching primetime TV, ... Now the same technology is being applied to illegal poaching in southern Africa. Flag as irrelevant
	Civil Service World Liam Maxwell: Making tech work for Whitehall Civil Service World But as these contracts come to an end, we're now bringing the management of our technology services in-house and signing short contracts with ... Flag as irrelevant
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