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La profession d’un ingénieur de son -The profession of a sound engineer 2013 (by Pat Nickelson)
• China and the E.U. are working together on an emissions strategy. China will develop an emissions trading scheme with the E.U.’s help, potentially then linking its carbon market to Europe’s. The bigger the market, the more efficient — and the more likely that we can curb carbon emissions more broadly.
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| — | Your 2012 climate change scorecard | Grist Great summary (via futuristgerd) |
Puppy training: Future service dogs head to maximum-security prison
(Photo: Patrick Semansky / AP)
The Associated Press reports from Cresaptown, Md. — Hazard Wilson’s new cellmate is a hairy bundle of energy whose playful zeal can’t be contained by steel doors: a five-month-old golden retriever. Yardley is one of three canines assigned since September to inmates at a maximum-security prison in western Maryland for training as service dogs for disabled military veterans.
He believes that the future of the music industry is bright, but only once the labels get over their obsession with selling “bits of plastic” for £10 or more.
Gerd adds: I think it’s beyond repair , frankly ;)
Mobile data usage will soar – and that, in English, means TV. In less than five years, people will be able to stream video to their HD tablets on the move; in that world, who will need a newspaper? Anybody who has watched a 10-year-old with an iPad watching YouTube videos over breakfast in preference to reading books, would be forgiven for thinking that reading itself may be on the way out.
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| — | 2013: A year when the future of the media may lie in the palm of your hand | Media | The Guardian Gerd adds: don’t really think so. The brain activity while reading is totally different than watching a video. (via futuristgerd) |
Mobile data usage will soar – and that, in English, means TV. In less than five years, people will be able to stream video to their HD tablets on the move; in that world, who will need a newspaper? Anybody who has watched a 10-year-old with an iPad watching YouTube videos over breakfast in preference to reading books, would be forgiven for thinking that reading itself may be on the way out.
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2013: A year when the future of the media may lie in the palm of your hand | Media | The Guardian
Gerd adds: don’t really think so. The brain activity while reading is totally different than watching a video. (via futuristgerd)
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