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Archives: March 2013
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To Inspire Blockbuster Ideas and Innovation, Start With the Accountants
Companies with the most conservative accounting file about 10 percent fewer patents, a study finds -
Notre Dame's New Bells Will Peal on Palm Sunday in Paris
With the aid of computer models, the new bells of Notre Dame should give Parisians clearer, and far-less-jarring, peals -
Science & Research
Threesome: How to Make One Baby From Three People
A British geneticist explains the in vitro fertilization method, designed to eliminate diseases, that allows one baby to be created from three people's DNA -
Reinventing Business
NATO's New Rules for Cyberwar
A conversation with one of the authors of a new NATO manual on how nations may respond to cyber attacks -
Europe
Jittery Spaniards Seek Safety in Bitcoins
The crisis over the euro zone's botched bailout of Cyprus has spurred demand for Bitcoin peer-to-peer currency apps in Spain -
Science & Research
Buzz-Kill: Controversial Pesticide Ban Falters in European Commission
A proposal to ban three commonly used pesticides suspected of killing honeybees fails to secure the needed votes from EU member states -
Reinventing Business
Revealed: The 1962 CIA Paper That Predicts the Big Deal With Big Data
In 1962 the agency contemplated how it might use Big Data to overthrow Yugoslavia's Tito -
Privacy
Doctors Like Electronic Medical Records, as Long as Patients Can't Touch Them
With billions of dollars being spent to create electronic health records, most doctors want strict controls on patients' access to them -
Vatican City
Data Crunchers Turn Their Algorithms on the Papal Conclave
The tense atmosphere inside Vatican City points to a longer selection process this time -
The Papal Conclave May Be the Most Hack-Proof Election on the Planet
For centuries, Vatican officials have been fine-tuning the procedure to elect a new pope -
Banks
What Africa Can Teach Us About the Future of Banking
Banks in the U.K. are trying to copy sub-Saharan Africa's "mobile money" market, which lets people and institutions transfer cash with a phone click -
Science & Research
Why Private Companies Won't Make Up for Cuts in Government Science Funding
While the private sector sought short-term profit, basic research backed by the government brought lasers, coralline bone grafts, GPS, and the Internet -
cybersecurity
This Research Paper Explains How to Predict the Next Arab Spring and Cyber Attacks
Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories have developed an early warning system that will alert officials to politically motivated cyber…
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