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Strange Silent Film Screens in Syracuse

The Huffington Post 

The Street of Forgotten Men will be shown at Cinefest, which is set to run Thursday through Sunday. Long thought lost, this "underworld romance" has seldom been seen since its debut 87 years ago.

The Hot Spot for the Young, Techie and Rich

WSJ.com 

Newly minted tech millionaires in San Francisco are shunning mansions in wealthy neighborhoods and leafy suburbs in favor of modest homes and condos in grittier parts of the city. Geoffrey Fowler has details on Lunch Break. Photo: Jason Henry for WSJ

Cisco’s $5 Billion NDS Acquisition Boosts Media Push

International Business Times 

Cisco Systems (Nasdaq: CSCO), the No. 1 provider of Internet gear, said it plans to acquire NDS of the UK in a move to bolster its growing presence in media communications. The move adds NDS's expertise in services that manage media and video content to cable and satellite broadcasters along with special security applications devised by its Chairman Abe Peled, a veteran of the Israel Defense Forces Signal Corps.

The Illicit Trade of Coltan

ICIJ Projects (The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists) 

Key findings: - A black market for coltan — a strategically important mineral used in an array of electronic devices — has emerged in the Amazon jungles that cover the border area between Colombia, Venezuela and Brazil. - In Venezuela and most of Colombia coltan mining is illegal, yet small-scale miners and buyers are plentiful. Venezuelan coltan is even hawked worldwide via the Internet. - Colombian authorities and human rights activists say illicit coltan mining is feeding smuggling networks run by armed paramilitaries and drug smugglers. Читать дальше...

The Illicit Trade of Coltan

ICIJ Projects (The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists) 

Key findings: - A black market for coltan — a strategically important mineral used in an array of electronic devices — has emerged in the Amazon jungles that cover the border area between Colombia, Venezuela and Brazil. - In Venezuela and most of Colombia coltan mining is illegal, yet small-scale miners and buyers are plentiful. Venezuelan coltan is even hawked worldwide via the Internet. - Colombian authorities and human rights activists say illicit coltan mining is feeding smuggling networks run by armed paramilitaries and drug smugglers. Читать дальше...





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