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This post also available in:| Português | · 25 anos de internet |
| Malagasy | · 25 taona ny Aterineto |
| 日本語 | · インターネット誕生から25年 |
In January 1st 1983, 25 years ago, the Internet was officially defined as a network using TCP/IP. André Lemos [pt] publishes links to the piece of news and comments on the many changes the Internet has undergone, from ftp to Web 2.0. “May the web carry on being impartial and collaborative!”.
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Friends of Wikileaks (FoWL) is an independent social network for worldwide supporters of Wikileaks. People who join the site are paired with twelve others who speak the same language. FoWL groups from different countries have issued a statement of support for Julian Assange in advance of a United Kingdom supreme court judgement on May 30, 2012.
The Bavarian broadcasting company, Bayerischer Rundfunk, in Germany recently launched a social TV experiment called “Rundshow” [de] (Roundshow). Viewers are actively incorporated into the show through virtual means such as Google Hangout, videos, an app called “Die Macht” (The Power), and Twitter. The concept of blurring the lines between TV and the Internet can already be seen with Al Jazeera's show The Stream. But Rundshow is the first format of its kind to be attempted in Germany.
North Korea denied that it jammed Global Positioning System (GPS) signals in the border area between North and South Korea which has caused inconvenience to commercial aviation flights. North Korea Tech blog wrote an analysis on the jamming which South Korean media have reported as coming from North Korea.
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