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IHT News Alert for August 13, 2007
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Big Brother gets high-tech help in Shenzhen Starting this month in Shenzhen, a city of 12.4 million people, residency cards fitted with powerful computer chips will be issued with data like employment background, ethnicity and reproductive history, and 20,000 surveillance computer-guided cameras will also be deployed. - Iraq invasion inspired Chinese tycoon to develop software for police work How a 'good war' in Afghanistan went bad At key moments in the fight for Afghanistan, the Bush administration diverted scarce resources to Iraq. - Pakistan, Afghanistan mired in extremism, Pakistan president says EU puts pressure on Kosovo rivals to reach deal The envoy, Wolfgang Ischinger, also said that dividing Kosovo along ethnic lines, between its majority ethnic Albanians and minority Serbs, was an option if both sides agreed.
In Venice, turmoil over a new bridge
Poland heads for early vote
Iraq pullout could take years, top Democrats say
Scorsese on Antonioni's expanding worlds
Merv Griffin, a TV innovator, dies at 82
Astronauts survey damage to shuttle's heat shield
Variations on a theme: Thai women and foreign husbands
Advertisers find new headaches in lawless world of social Web sites
Chairs sitting pretty as a design icon, but for how long?
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BUSINESS Credit crisis means tough choice for Fed Fugitive in options case wants Namibian magistrate removed How the gears jammed in the housing machine The no-risk models that weren't China falling short on energy conservation goals Beijing moves to dampen dollar sell-off speculation Spotlight: Heinz Schimmelbusch's comeback Central banks act again to combat subprime crisis A glorious 25th anniversary for the Dow Size doesn't keep Goldman fund from gyrating with market Royal Bank shareholders approve takeover of ABN AMRO |
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TECHNOLOGY Advertisers find new headaches in lawless world of social Web sites Selling TVs, without TV EU considers telecom 'superregulator' Free magazines follow in footsteps of successful free newspapers Big Brother gets high-tech help in Shenzhen Judge says Unix copyrights rightfully belong to Novell Judge sides with Broadcom in Qualcomm patent fight Who owns the concept if no one signs the papers? Technology reveals new worlds to map NBC Universal-News Corp. project attracts deep-pocketed investor Britain publishes restrictions covering online gambling ads |
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EDITORIAL & OPINION The great Arctic oil rush Talking to Musharraf before it's too late |
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