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According to a 2010 Wikileaks cable from Doha, Qatar, the US government has previously had a say in what content appears on the Al Jazeera website. The cable documents a meeting between Al Jazeera’s Managing Director, Wadah Khanfar, and US government officials, referred to only as PAO. PAO met 10/19 with Al Jazeera Managing Director Wadah Khanfar...
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According to Google, we are on the verge of a major shift in payment methods, and that could very well be true. With the introduction of the Android app Google Wallet a few months ago, Google is going to want you to ditch your traditional wallet in favor of an electronic one. A lot of...
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The gamification of our daily lives is something that we’re seeing more and more of in apps and websites. Checking in on Foursquare gives you badges and lofty titles. Empire Avenue rewards you for your social network interaction. The latest online game, Paris-based Onefeat, takes a slightly different approach, by taking the focus of...
It’s been a solid 12 hours since the Disrupt Hackathon commenced, and things are getting a bit loopy. For the most part, this place is pretty quiet. We have a few sleepers in corners, and just about every cushy object in this building has been occupied. But the vast majority of hackers are wide...
Hackers aren’t necessarily known for their sense of fashion. Usually, it’s all about the code. They might as well be wearing jumpsuits — or their birthday suits, for that matter. But here at the Disrupt Hackathon, some of our hackers are trying to prove the world wrong. There is some sartorial splendor afoot, and...