No, it’s not another Fast & Furious sequel, it’s something much quicker — 800 billion times quicker, to be precise. Scientists at DESY (Germany’s largest particle physics center) are premiering the Guinness World Record -holding fastest “movie” to a select audience at its light sources users’ meeting.
No, it’s not another Fast & Furious sequel, it’s something much quicker — 800 billion times quicker, to be precise. Scientists at DESY (Germany’s largest particle physics center) are premiering the Guinness World Record -holding fastest “movie” to a select audience at its light sources users’ meeting.
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German scientists shoot world’s fastest movie: gone in 50 femtoseconds
At times, the debate over antipiracy legislation has looked like a food fight, but maybe it’s a watershed.
At times, the debate over antipiracy legislation has looked like a food fight, but maybe it’s a watershed.
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A Clash of Media Worlds (and Generations)
After the Stop Online Piracy Act and Protect Intellectual Property Act were shelved on Friday, some Web sites and venture capitalists went on the offensive against people and companies who were behind the controversial piracy bills.
After the Stop Online Piracy Act and Protect Intellectual Property Act were shelved on Friday, some Web sites and venture capitalists went on the offensive against people and companies who were behind the controversial piracy bills.
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Investment Firm Y Combinator Goes on Offensive Against Hollywood
Plus John Gruber on Apple’s expected swoop into education, and Grooveshark lawyers get serious A quick burst of 9 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team Regarding the Scope of Apple’s Education Initiative > > Daring Fireball John Gruber on Apple’s expected swoop into education on Thursday: “I’m guessing Apple’s pitch to the textbook companies is something like this: ‘Digital transformation of your industry is inevitable. Here’s our plan; we’d like you to come along for the ride
Plus John Gruber on Apple’s expected swoop into education, and Grooveshark lawyers get serious A quick burst of 9 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team Regarding the Scope of Apple’s Education Initiative > > Daring Fireball John Gruber on Apple’s expected swoop into education on Thursday: “I’m guessing Apple’s pitch to the textbook companies is something like this: ‘Digital transformation of your industry is inevitable. Here’s our plan; we’d like you to come along for the ride
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Boot up: Piracy post-Sopa, Rupert Murdoch’s Google rant, and more
The Obama administration’s statement of opposition to antipiracy legislation let the technology industry claim a victory, but few in Silicon Valley or Hollywood consider the battle over.
The Obama administration’s statement of opposition to antipiracy legislation let the technology industry claim a victory, but few in Silicon Valley or Hollywood consider the battle over.
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Bills to Stop Web Piracy Invite a Protracted Battle
Flixster’s nothing new; it’s been available for iOS and Android for more than a minute, but earlier today Panasonic announced that it’s bringing the movie app to its Viera Connect platform. In addition to helping you find the next Hollywood hit, the app gives owners of Panny’s TVs, Blu-ray players and home theater systems with Viera Connect on board access to UltraViolet’s watch anywhere functionality — giving you access to your own movie collection on any Viera Connect device, assuming its UV-enabled, of course
Flixster’s nothing new; it’s been available for iOS and Android for more than a minute, but earlier today Panasonic announced that it’s bringing the movie app to its Viera Connect platform. In addition to helping you find the next Hollywood hit, the app gives owners of Panny’s TVs, Blu-ray players and home theater systems with Viera Connect on board access to UltraViolet’s watch anywhere functionality — giving you access to your own movie collection on any Viera Connect device, assuming its UV-enabled, of course
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Flixter comes to Viera Connect, gives Panasonic fans more movie access
We know you’ve got questions, and if you’re brave enough to ask the world for answers, here’s the outlet to do so. This week’s Ask Engadget inquiry is from Elliot ‘Mr. E’ M
We know you’ve got questions, and if you’re brave enough to ask the world for answers, here’s the outlet to do so. This week’s Ask Engadget inquiry is from Elliot ‘Mr. E’ M
Austerity means the military can’t afford the big-budget training exercises to battle-harden new recruits, so it’s relying more on computer simulations.
Austerity means the military can’t afford the big-budget training exercises to battle-harden new recruits, so it’s relying more on computer simulations.
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British training ‘Xbox generation’ soldiers with tweaked games
BBC Worldwide isn’t quite ready to debut its “global” iPlayer app for the iPad here in the US yet, but now it’s a bit closer after updating to v1.2.5 and becoming available in Canada. The app debuted back in July bringing iPlayer streaming access to tablets across Western Europe, before taking its programmes to Australia back in September
BBC Worldwide isn’t quite ready to debut its “global” iPlayer app for the iPad here in the US yet, but now it’s a bit closer after updating to v1.2.5 and becoming available in Canada. The app debuted back in July bringing iPlayer streaming access to tablets across Western Europe, before taking its programmes to Australia back in September
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BBC brings global iPlayer iPad app to Canada, one step closer to the US
In this week’s podcast: digital-media marketing for Hollywood movies and the dark Web.
In this week’s podcast: digital-media marketing for Hollywood movies and the dark Web.
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Tech Talk Podcast: Promoting Hollywood
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