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New Military Robot Walks Like Flesh-and-Blood Person | ChattahBox News Blog - 2 views

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Santiago P. on 27 Apr 10

More military uses for robots...

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Mitchell Springer on 28 Apr 10

new front soldiers for the army

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Jaymee C on 28 Apr 10

This is quite the interesting robot. It would seem as though it would be very helpful to the military. The only issue that i could see arising is the issue of reliability because there is an a chance that the robot could malfunction or stop working. Although this issue isn't specifically noted in the article we can infer this because machines these days always have a limit and it's very hard to get all the kinks out of them. It could be interesting if they actually tried to put this robot out in the field fighting with the other soldiers. maybe that could be the next step.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">This is quite the interesting robot. It would seem as though it would be very helpful to the military. The only issue that i could see arising is the issue of reliability because there is an a chance that the robot could malfunction or stop working. Although this issue isn't specifically noted in the article we can infer this because machines these days always have a limit and it's very hard to get all the kinks out of them. It could be interesting if they actually tried to put this robot out in the field fighting with the other soldiers. maybe that could be the next step.</div>

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Cyber Command chief proposes secure network for government, key industries - 0 views

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military internet database security government

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Ram Bhadra on 23 Sep 10

The main stake holders in this articles are the Military, FBI, the government and all foreign surveillance. The technology involved is the military database. It has many important details and high level data that would be harmful if in wrong hands. The government needs to secure the data base to avoid in foreign invasion on their database hence this would pose a serious threat to the nations security. The first step in securing the government database is to take it off the main internet and hence there would be no way to access it unless if an individual or an organization had authorization to it.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">The main stake holders in this articles are the Military, FBI, the government and all foreign surveillance. The technology involved is the military database. It has many important details and high level data that would be harmful if in wrong hands. The government needs to secure the data base to avoid in foreign invasion on their database hence this would pose a serious threat to the nations security. The first step in securing the government database is to take it off the main internet and hence there would be no way to access it unless if an individual or an organization had authorization to it.</div>

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TOPIC: Net Neutrality-Issues of censorship or equality of access and the digital divide - 20 views

On Mohammad post I learned how the people in Iran used Twitter in the Election of the President to bring information out to the rest of the world and organize rallies within the country. This is an...

started by Madeline Brownstone on 21 Oct 10 15 follow-ups, last by nicholas n on 21 Oct 10

BBC NEWS | Technology | Texting disease away - 4 views

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he scheme was set up following the deaths of two Peruvian sailors in 2001 from malaria and is part of a wider mHealth project by the United Nations-Vodafone Foundation.
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  The issue presented here is found through a group of people that hae fallen to a case of malaria that brokeout within in the region.
  
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- jonathan i on 22 Feb 10
  
  this relates to the cases study because of the possiblity of an outbreak of a disease. the lack of communication and the amount of medical supplies and training would leave the people in bad shape that may leave them in a bad state.
  
  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">this relates to the cases study because of the possiblity of an outbreak of a disease. the lack of communication and the amount of medical supplies and training would leave the people in bad shape that may leave them in a bad state.</div>
  
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The US navy helped establish the product and a firm called Voxiva developed the technical aspects, under advice from Ernesto Gozzer, a doctor who specialises in public health.
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Madeline Brownstone on 07 Oct 09

A mobile phone-based health project is helping the Peruvian military to keep disease at bay.

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Madeline Brownstone on 07 Oct 09

A mobile phone-based health project is helping the Peruvian military to keep disease at bay.

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Military Taps Social Networking Skills - 3 views

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2.6 military 2.6_gov_control_use_info

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Rubayeth M on 19 Oct 10

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/08/technology/08homefront.html?sq=Social%20Networking&st=Search&scp=12&pagewanted=print

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A survey of technology and government: Notional Health Server | The Economist - 0 views

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health people & machines

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Madeline Brownstone on 27 Feb 10

"O SEE how frustrating the wrong kind of e-government can be, look at "Choose and Book", the flagship project of Britain's £12.4 billion ($25 billion) programme "Connecting for Health"-the world's biggest non-military government computerisation programme. The aim is bold and inspiring: to allow patients in the National Health Service (NHS), advised by their doctors, to choose the treatment they want, and book an appointment when they want it. "

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">"O SEE how frustrating the wrong kind of e-government can be, look at "Choose and Book", the flagship project of Britain's £12.4 billion ($25 billion) programme "Connecting for Health"-the world's biggest non-military government computerisation programme. The aim is bold and inspiring: to allow patients in the National Health Service (NHS), advised by their doctors, to choose the treatment they want, and book an appointment when they want it. "</div>

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Madeline Brownstone on 27 Feb 10

This is likely NOT relevant for CS 2010

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Enemy Lurks in Briefings on Afghan War - PowerPoint - NYTimes.com - 0 views

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military powerpoint

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