Doctors are not pleased, but cash is a good means and the Internet, there has long been commonplace. patients can now assess their physicians.
Feedback Forum: If patients ask the doctor to diagnose
The Story of raw materials
Data is a raw material. This insight is a household word, at least since the advertising executive Michael Palmer wrote in 2006: “Data is the new oil.” Palmer postulated in the image of this metaphor that raw data are worthless. Only when they worked would incur from them useful products made from oil like plastic, fertilizer or fuel. Is
Facebook: Protest groups feel persecuted politically
The social network Facebook has according to a report of Guardian off dozens of profiles to match the political groups. Among them was the profile of UK Uncut and other protest movements, the criticism of the economic and social policies of the British government were saying. Affected are also sites that were established during the university occupations in December by . . . .
Adobe Museum: Art in a digital network architecture
The first official Internet Museum scores with less formal ingenuity in the presentation when entertaining with net art.
Digital technology: “Virtual I am better”
Each time you look at a computer screen or use your phone, you enter into a relationship with non-human technology. They do it regularly, it is part of your everyday life. So you’re a cyborg. This is actually nothing special, yet many are surprised when they did not want to admit it. Amber Case technology understood by Amber Case has . . . .
Technology: The Web is not just the rescue
Internet-enabled mobile phones can people in the country – here in the near Cape Town – transfer money and communicate with the authorities. If the connection works.
Internet TV: The road is still long for interaction
The principle Youtube is successful, the portal grows and grows. But the network can spread much more than shaky movies to sprinkle can be. • If the ZDF on Wednesday evening at 23.20 clock data protection Crime Whoever saves Dina Foxx radiates to the audience to experience a small piece of net history, posted only 50 minutes of low-budget production, . . . .
Net neutrality: EU puts pressure on network providers
Brussels wants to force telecommunications providers to more transparency in the network speed. EU Commissioner Kroes complained violations of net neutrality.
Bradley Manning: The traitor is revealed
Demonstrators protesting against the poor conditions of Bradley Manning before the State Department in Washington shameful and unconstitutional is the accusation. A respected constitutional expert at Harvard University, Laurence Tribe engages public in his much more famous student, there also once studied and taught constitutional law: Barack Obama, now president of the United States.
Digital Civil Rights: From mischief is a political idea
Greenpeace was first the name of a fishing boat. Eventually it became a movement. It has been reflected in green politics and thinking and acting of the people changed.