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10:40 • 31.03.10Obama to Open Offshore Areas Along East Coast to Oil Drilling for First TimeThe Obama administration is proposing to open vast expanses of water along the Atlantic coastline, the eastern...
12:01 • 30.03.10Collider to Begin Science QuestThe Large Hadron Collider is about to start the work that could lead to the discovery of fundamental new physics.
17:33 • 29.03.10With 3-4% Annual Growth, Cancer becomes New Challenge for ArmeniaThe number of people diagnosed with cancer is growing by 3-4% per year, said Deputy Director of the National Oncology...
12:22 • 29.03.10Ballet Stars Now Twitter as Well as FlutterTweets by ballet dancers (sometimes during intermission) are starting to change the public face of ballet.
11:36 • 29.03.10How Spam Filters Dictated Canadian Magazine's FateAfter 90 years, one of Canada's oldest magazines, The Beaver, is changing its name.
12:25 • 26.03.10Forest Loss Slows: Less Logging in Amazon, China Plants TreesThe world's net rate of forest loss has slowed markedly in the last decade, with less logging in the Amazon and...
14:30 • 25.03.10American Mathematician John Tate Awarded Abel PrizeAmerican mathematician John Tate on Wednesday won one of the world's leading mathematics awards.
10:00 • 25.03.10The Car of the Future Can Do Without its DriverEN-V, the "Electric Networked-Vehicle" launched by GM and SAIC, can be ‘fully autonomous’: it could drive you to work,...
10:24 • 24.03.10Brazilian Court Fines Google for Not Censoring Dirty JokesThe court in the northern state of Rondonia ordered Google to pay $2,700 dollars for each day that the pages...
10:17 • 24.03.10Skype Founders Raise $165 Million for European Start-UpsSkype co-founders Niklas Zennström and Janus Friis have raised $165 million to invest in European start-up...
11:46 • 23.03.10Google Stops Censoring in ChinaGoogle has stopped censoring its search results in China, ignoring warnings by the country's authorities. The US...
15:00 • 22.03.10It’s Been Proven: Armenia has Poorest Internet Accessibility in RegionBBC study on internet accessibility has revealed that Armenia still remains among the most poorly developed countries in the region.
13:48 • 20.03.10Speculation Grows on Google’s Future in ChinaGoogle’s legal structure in China will allow the company to continue operations in the country even if it closes its local search engine, local...
11:10 • 20.03.10Viacom (MTV) vs. Google-Owned YouTube: the Juicy DetailsViacom says that YouTube built traffic and ad sales by allowing users to post clips they'd snagged from copyrighted movies and...
14:33 • 18.03.10Armenia’s Byurakan Astrophysical Observatory to Receive New InstrumentsByurakan Astrophysical Observatory, in the Armenian marz (province) of Aragatzotn, is planning to import very ...
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