The Internet's rapidly evolving impact on global politics, business and everyday life will be the focus of a conference in Geneva, as decision makers seek to map out future trends and address growing concerns about online security.

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The Internet's rapidly evolving impact on global politics, business and everyday life will be the focus of a conference in Geneva, as decision makers seek to map out future trends and address growing concerns about online security.

Article: http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/rss/searc...ce_070208031628

Well, at least they still can't spell her name correctly.

The Internet's rapidly evolving impact on global politics, business and everyday life will be the focus of a conference in Geneva, as decision makers seek to map out future trends and address growing concerns about online security.

Article: http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/rss/searc...ce_070208031628

I always assumed that Wikipedia was an encyclopedia, in contrast to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.

That's another thing. You'd think that the owner of the domain "wikipaedia.org" (Martin Schlabeck, Nuernberg, Denmark) would be all over that, doing something useful or lucrative with that name. But AFAIK there's never been a webserver on that domain - it's basically being squatted.

Surely he could at least host some free porn on it, or something? Why are people so unambitious these days, anyway?