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World Tech Round Up - Wednesday March 26, 2008

Written by Ken Rutkowski, on 26-03-2008 11:09


Motorola to split itself in two
Hearst Magazines acquires relationship advice site
Amazon takes on Apple with DRM-free music
Comcast and Time Warner to invest in 4G
Docomo tests 4G in Japan
Corporate employee blogs: Lawsuits waiting to happen?
UK Approves In-flight mobile
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China, The Super Power

Written by Ken Rutkowski, on 19-03-2008 12:39


There is no exaggerating China's hunger for commodities. The country accounts for about a fifth of the world's population, yet it gobbles up more than half of the world's pork, half of its cement, a third of its steel and over a quarter of its aluminium. It is spending 35 times as much on imports of soya beans and crude oil as it did in 1999, and 23 times as much importing copper—indeed, China has swallowed over four-fifths of the increase in the world's copper supply since 2000. What is more, China is getting ever hungrier.

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My MRI

Written by Ken Rutkowski, on 17-03-2008 00:04


I just had my first MRI, it was truly a new experience which I found fascinating. I was expecting it to be fast and quite, but I was wrong in both counts. It sounded like an old out-of-tuned church organ, only playing one note for a solid two minutes. Laying in one position for thirty minutes wasn't an easy feat for this hyperactive person. I haven't receive the results yet, but I will never forget the adventure.

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