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Bloomberg

How a $20 Phone Could Help Connect Millions to the Internet

Higher Ed
Jun.13 -- More than 800 million people living in Africa are not connected to the internet. But phone makers and internet providers are trying to help.
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Bloomberg

Samsung Gives First Look at Clamshell Design for Folding Phone

Higher Ed
Nov.04 -- Samsung teased its next-generation Galaxy Fold design: a mini-clamshell phone that folds in from top to bottom, rather than the sides.
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Curated Video

America’s Breakdown: A National Conversation - Mental Health Data

Higher Ed
Newsy’s commitment to revealing the reality of America’s mental health crisis continues with a two-hour special.
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Curated Video

The Early Warning Systems That Protect Us From Extreme Weather

Higher Ed
Early warning systems give people precious minutes — even seconds — to take shelter from extreme weather.
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Curated Video

Law Enforcement Agencies Routinely Request Americans' Personal Data

Higher Ed
As people increasingly live their lives online, law enforcement agencies are finding all the data users create valuable in investigations.
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Bloomberg

Citi's Top 10 Disruptive Technologies

Higher Ed
Aug.28 -- Vanessa Colella, Citi Venture Capital chief innovation officer, discusses the company's report on disruptive technology with Bloomberg's Vonnie Quinn on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Curated Video

Around the world, scientists are working on different versions of stretchable electronics that become a second skin. In Sweden, scientists have developed a version of "e-skin" that can wirelessly report data on what happens to the wearer.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE:"E-skin" could call for help during health scare CAPTION: Around the world, scientists are working on different versions of stretchable electronics that become a second skin. In Sweden, scientists have developed a version of...
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Curated Video

Israelis and Palestinians collaborate portable desktop software

Higher Ed
Beit Jalla, West Bank, July 14 2009 1. Wide of Israeli settlement with separation barrier 2. Pan from military vehicle to crowd 3. Wide of G.ho.st launch 4. Mid shot of G.ho.st sign 5. Wide of people at reception 6. Mid shot pan of...
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Curated Video

Atlanta Testing Autonomous Vehicle Technology

Higher Ed
City of Atlanta officials and more than a dozen technology partners held a autonomous vehicle demonstration Thursday to kick-off it's Smart City Project. Using high-technolgy sensors and cameras, the coalition demonstrated...
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Curated Video

Tablets gatecrash mobile show

Higher Ed
AP Television Barcelona - February 15, 2011 1. Various of Blackberry PlayBook tablet 2. Zoom in of convention centre to close up of sign 3. Various of avenue leading to Mobile World Congress 4. Various of show floor and visitors 5....
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Curated Video

While he used such traditional methods as volunteers knocking on doors and making phone calls, President-elect Obama's biggest advantage over his opponent, Senator John McCain, was his mastery of the Internet and technology.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: How much will President Obama embrace internet? CAPTION: While he used such traditional methods as volunteers knocking on doors and making phone calls, President-elect Obama's biggest advantage over his opponent,...
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Curated Video

Prince Was Prescribed Opioids with Friend's Name

Higher Ed
RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLYSHOTLIST:ASSOCIATED PRESS - AP CLIENTS ONLYMinneapolis - 17 April 20171. Various of documents on a tableASSOCIATED PRESS - AP CLIENTS ONLYChicago - 17 April 20172. Medium of Lisa Anderson-Shaw working...
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Bloomberg

How Insulet Helps People With Diabetes Live Longer and Happier Lives

Higher Ed
Nov.05 -- Shacey Petrovic, Insulet's incoming chief executive officer, explains how the company helps people with diabetes live longer, healthier and happier lives. She speaks with Bloomberg's Ed Hammond on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
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Curated Video

Augmented Reality for mobile phones

Higher Ed
AP Television San Francisco, California, December 21, 2009 1. Walking shot Eric Singley, iPhone product manager using iphone 2. Low angle Singley walking 3. Close shot Singley''s feet turning 4. Low angle Singley turning with iPhone 5....
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Curated Video

The smart onesie that tracks your child's health and sleep

Higher Ed
Baby monitors have taken on a whole new level of sophistication. This one - in the shape of a turtle - connects to the internet. The wearable sensor, built into a onesie, lets parents know everything from breathing and pulse to...
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Analysis sound on Prince opioids use from AP reporter and a University of Illinois Bioethicist

Higher Ed
RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLYSHOTLIST:ASSOCIATED PRESS - AP CLIENTS ONLYMinneapolis - 17 April 20171. Various of documents on a tableASSOCIATED PRESS - AP CLIENTS ONLYChicago - 17 April 20172. Medium of Lisa Anderson-Shaw working...
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Curated Video

ONLY ON AP Man who filmed truck shooting talks

Higher Ed
The man who filmed an extraordinary video of the dramatic ending to the deadly attack in Nice on Thursday has given an exclusive interview to AP Television.As the truck stopped close to Egyptian holidaymaker Nader El Shafei, he was...
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : Emotion and outrage as South Africa football captain shot dead

9th - Higher Ed
The murder of South Africas national football captain Senzo Meyiwa shot dead during a home robbery led to emotion and outrage among the country and the football authorities
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Curated Video

Air travelers whose cell phones get e-mail now have more airports where they can utilize paperless boarding passes for Continental Airlines flights. Boarding passes are emailed to mobile devices and they include an encrypted bar code along with passenger and flight information.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: More airports using paperless boarding passes CAPTION: Air travelers whose cell phones get e-mail now have more airports where they can utilize paperless boarding passes for Continental Airlines flights. Boarding passes are...
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Bloomberg

Roseanne Barr, John Goodman, Wanda Sykes, Whitney Cummings Talk 'Roseanne' Reboot

Higher Ed
Sara Gilbert and Bruce Helford also joined to discuss the hit sitcom's return after 20 years.
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Curated Video

Journalist: Equipment seized at Maduro interview

Higher Ed
A team of American journalists led by Univision's Jorge Ramos said they had their camera equipment and phones seized at Venezuela's presidential palace after Nicolas Maduro abruptly ended an interview.
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Bloomberg

Dominguez: Philippines Economy to Start Opening Up This Quarter

Higher Ed
Philippine Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez discusses his outlook for fourth-quarter GDP, his concerns over inflation and the issuance of retail dollar bonds. He speaks exclusively to Kathleen Hays on “Bloomberg Markets: China Open.” ...
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Bloomberg

The Space Startup Connecting Everyone and Everything on the Planet

Higher Ed
Jul.01 -- Swarm Technologies offers internet of things satellite service for as little as $5 a month, and the application of its IoT-enabled ‘Swarm tiles’ offers a multitude of uses, including water and crop yield monitoring, emergency...