• They should have classrooms with Internet and science labs.

    WHITEHOUSE: President Obama Discussed the American Jobs Act

  • Looking to get out of the way but prevent the fledgling Internet from fragmenting, the National Science Foundation paid four private enterprises in 1994 to build public Internet access points.

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  • The Internet portal, called a science gateway, will be open to groups of users who apply to TeraGrid, and will function on a secure network.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Modernizing at least 35, 000 public schools across the country, supporting new science labs, Internet-ready classrooms and renovations at schools across the country, in rural and urban areas.

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  • According to the Sioux Falls Argus, this fall the rural town of Bonesteel will teach high school biology, physics and physical science via the Internet, working with other classmates to solve problems created in a series of scenarios and problems.

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  • In the age of the Internet, marketing has become a science of speed and precision.

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  • Social media fuel the fire, as anyone can publish any outlandish junk science claim on the Internet.

    FORBES: Connect

  • There were panels on every subject you can imagine: human rights, social media, entrepreneurship, singularity, science, politics, Internet trends, eCommerce , independent movies, and more.

    FORBES: Impressions from SXSW

  • His science was behind the popular Internet download a few years back of a new human ear grown onto the back of a mouse, a photo that turned the collective stomach of a public still queasy about biotechnology.

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  • The Internet was direct -- a direct result of a investment in research and science, through the government, that created the initial platforms that evolved into the Internet.

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  • It will put people to work right now fixing roofs and windows, installing science labs and high-speed Internet in classrooms all across this country.

    WHITEHOUSE: President Obama Presents American Jobs Act

  • But science is no match for the Internet, where Lyme patients swarm chat boards to bemoan the persecution of their doctors and egg on politicians.

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  • And while advertisers are getting better at quantifying the payback for their investments, advertising remains as much art as science: About 75% of Internet advertising spending can be reliably tracked, while the figure for television is closer to 25%.

    FORBES: Slouching Toward Online Advertising

  • Passing this jobs bill will put people to work rebuilding our decaying roads and our bridges, and will repair and modernize 35, 000 schools by fixing roofs, insulating windows, and installing science labs and high-speed Internet, and getting our kids out of trailers -- (applause) -- all throughout the community, especially in the Latino community, where our children -- the population is growing fastest.

    WHITEHOUSE: The White House

  • Jason Kaufman, a research science fellow with the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University, examined the Facebook profiles of a group of college students over four years and found that even within Facebook, there's evidence of self-segregation.

    CNN: Does class decide online social networks?

  • But she is also keen on basic science: on the search for the next Internet-sized breakthrough.

    ECONOMIST: 2001: A Gore Odyssey

  • In fact, part of the reason for the fervent interest in these topics is that the free, unfettered internet and free educational resources (particularly those related to science and technology like the ones MITx is offering) and the small companies that emerge from them are closer to the heart of job creation than large corporations.

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  • First, by stressing what computers cannot do, no matter how powerful or complicated they may become in future, Mr Harel, a mathematician at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel, provides a welcome antidote to Internet hype.

    ECONOMIST: Computer science

  • Transport yourself from the biased world of peer-reviewed science to the biased world of amateur climatology on the Internet.

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  • "I had a feeling he was OK, but I ran to the Internet place to call him, " said Ashton, a political science junior at Davidson College in North Carolina.

    CNN: U: Students mourn with Virginia Tech

  • As it has with new markets ranging from biotechnology to the Internet, government would help to create the underlying policy infrastructure and science that leads to new markets, without spending big money to subsidize the industry itself.

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  • Now, however, something like SOPA could be coming back to the U.S. SOPA Sponsor Rep. Lamar Smith is the new Chair of the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology, and some on the internet are going to take issue with that last one.

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  • John McCain, R-Arizona, chairs the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee, which handles most of these Internet privacy bills, may give McCain's own proposals an edge.

    CNN: Technology - Congress navigates a flood of Net privacy bills

  • The report was put together by David Moore and Stefan Savage of the University of San Diego Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Vern Paxson of the ICSI Center for Internet Research in California, Colleen Shannon of CAIDA, and Stuart Staniford and Nicholas Weaver of computer security firm Silicon Defense.

    BBC: Aggressive net bug makes history

  • To qualify the candidates will need a good understanding of computer science concepts such as algorithms, logic, data networks and the internet, according to the Department for Education.

    BBC: Computer science teachers offered cash incentive

  • The problem could be that while Internet types are trying to think a year or two into the future, science fiction writers are way beyond that, worrying about the future of the universe rather than the future of stock options.

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  • An intercontinental project that bridged citizen science, open data, open source hardware, civic hacking and the Internet of things to monitor, share and map radiation data?

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  • Sure, we may have internet in the skies and refrigerators with Evernote integration, but here's one thing that science can't do: deliver a trouble-free heated jacket.

    ENGADGET

  • Replicating every science fiction prop that created a personalised newspaper, Flipboard really does show off the internet, but in a way that works well with the form factor of both the iPhone and the iPad.

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  • And while the U.S. received high honors in some areas--first, for instance, in research collaboration between businesses and universities and third in number of patents per capita--it ranked 48th in science and math education, 53rd in the burden of government regulation and 23rd in Internet bandwidth.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

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