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China Holds 54 Over Use Of Internet,
Group Says

China Holds 54 Over Use Of Internet,
Group Says 01/28/2004 01:12 AM
Washington Post Jan 28 2004 5:51AM GMT

W3C Holds its First Outreach Event in
Mainland China

W3C Holds its First Outreach Event in
Mainland China 10/29/2003 12:11 AM
2003-10-21: The China International Forum on WWW's Development 2003 will be held in Beijing on 12-13 November. Ivan Herman, Philipp Hoschka, Richard Ishida, Shi Zhongzhi, Judy Brewer, and Matthew May present keynotes and tutorials. Attendees will discuss the future of the Web, accessibility, SVG, the mobile Web, the Semantic Web and internationalization. Registration is open. The event is co-organized by the China Computer Federation and the W3C Office in Hong Kong. Read the press release. (News archive)

Game firm holds 'cast' auditions

Game firm holds 'cast' auditions 02/05/2005 09:32 PM
Video game firm Bioware holds open auditions for people to become cast members in future games.

The Video Game That Broke Apart China

The Video Game That Broke Apart China 05/28/2004 03:20 PM
Who said video games can't change the world? That seems to be the fear of the Chinese government, who has banned the video game "Hearts of Iron" for (they claim) "distorting history and damaging China's sovereignty and territorial integrity." To be honest, I don't know enough about the video game in question or the specific complaints concerning Chinese history to understand what their specific problems are (and the article is somewhat vague), but, honestly, who could possibly feel threatened that the events in a historical video game could damage a nation's sovereignty? If one little video game can damage both the sovereignty and territorial integrity of a nation, you have to wonder how strong those things are in the first place.

China bans negative PC game

China bans negative PC game 05/30/2004 08:49 PM
thestar.com.my May 31 2004 0:10AM GMT

China volumes game: Value for money?

China volumes game: Value for money? 03/23/2005 04:52 AM
ZDNet India Mar 23 2005 9:35AM GMT

China bans computer game

China bans computer game 05/29/2004 12:14 AM
Townsville Bulletin May 29 2004 4:50AM GMT

China Said to Require OK on Game
Products

China Said to Require OK on Game
Products 05/25/2004 08:43 AM
San Jose Mercury News May 25 2004 1:03PM GMT

Online-game developers eye China market

Online-game developers eye China market 05/14/2004 07:35 AM
Western publisher face a maze of cultural, political and business barriers as they try to crack the potentially huge Chinese game market.

China college for Internet game industry

China college for Internet game industry 08/21/2004 04:39 PM
Big News Network Aug 21 2004 8:44PM GMT

Online game developers wanted -- in
China

Online game developers wanted -- in
China 08/22/2004 11:23 PM
Einnews.com - Mon Aug 23, 12:45 am GMT

China to crack down on Internet game
piracy

China to crack down on Internet game
piracy 12/23/2003 08:07 PM
Xinhuanet Dec 23 2003 7:34PM ET

Sega To Offer Online Game Services In
China In '05

Sega To Offer Online Game Services In
China In '05 08/03/2004 11:16 PM
Nni.nikkei.co.jp - Tue Aug 3, 07:15 pm GMT

China bans computer game for 'distorting
history'

China bans computer game for 'distorting
history' 05/29/2004 06:44 AM
Straits Times May 29 2004 10:41AM GMT

China launches crackdown on Internet
game piracy

China launches crackdown on Internet
game piracy 12/24/2003 01:53 AM
ABC Online Dec 24 2003 1:34AM ET

New China Online Game Report Promises
Growth

New China Online Game Report Promises
Growth 04/03/2005 09:38 PM
ChinaTechNews.com Apr 4 2005 12:53AM GMT

China bans computer game accused of
distorting history (AFP)

China bans computer game accused of
distorting history (AFP) 05/29/2004 12:31 PM
AFP - China has banned a Swedish-made computer game accused of "distorting history and damaging China's sovereignty," by showing Manchuria, Tibet and Xinjiang as independent nations, state press said.

China bans computer game accused of
distorting history

China bans computer game accused of
distorting history 05/29/2004 12:14 AM
Channel NewsAsia May 29 2004 3:42AM GMT

SEGA Enters China Market for Online Game
Business

SEGA Enters China Market for Online Game
Business 08/03/2004 11:17 PM
Biz.yahoo.com - Tue Aug 3, 04:31 pm GMT

Clampdown Worries China’s Online
Game Firms

Clampdown Worries China’s Online
Game Firms 09/02/2004 11:14 PM
Article.wn.com - Thu Sep 2, 09:34 pm GMT

China bans Swedish computer game for
harming its sovereignty

China bans Swedish computer game for
harming its sovereignty 05/29/2004 09:19 AM
Press Trust of India May 29 2004 1:51PM GMT

Japanese Game Makers Eager To Enter
China With Online Titles

Japanese Game Makers Eager To Enter
China With Online Titles 06/11/2004 08:45 PM
Nni.nikkei.co.jp - Fri Jun 11, 02:31 am GMT

Well-Executed Game Plan for Intellectual
Property Strategy is Essential to Any
Company's China Strategy

Well-Executed Game Plan for Intellectual
Property Strategy is Essential to Any
Company's China Strategy 09/24/2004 01:22 PM
Investors Business Daily Sep 24 2004 4:32PM GMT

Computerized Discouragement

Computerized Discouragement 06/01/2004 02:43 AM
In a great followup to recent stories about autom ating the hiring process and autom ating the matchmaking process, this writer is wondering if such technologies can't be used to make personalization systems better match your personality and your mood. He points to a study that shows that, in a game where a computer gives users encouraging words ("You can do it!"), players do better than one where it gives discouraging words - and worries that companies are going to misinterpret the results to mean that we're always going to be getting annoyingly bland and sickly sweet "encouragement" from our computers ("You can complete this letter! Your computer believes in you!"). For many people, this sort of "encouragement" gets to be pretty damn annoying, pretty damn fast. So, instead of focusing on how to find a better job or a better date, it would be great if such personalization technology could be used to figure out that the last thing a person wants to hear after struggling through some frustrating operation on their computer is: "The problem will soon be happily over."

Computerized Phones and What They Can Do
for You

Computerized Phones and What They Can Do
for You 03/20/2003 01:05 PM
Just how smart are today's smartphones, which aim to replace multiple devices -- mobile phones and PDAs -- with a single gadget that handles phone calls, e-mail, browsing and personal information? Opinions differ, but the consensus seems to be that the technology is not quite perfected.

The Computerized Art Critic

The Computerized Art Critic 06/14/2004 03:33 AM
Well, it's now been established that computers can, in certain situations, beat the very best chess players in the world. Now, they're moving on to another arena previously held onto by an elite group of human experts: determining the authenticity of a piece of artwork. New computer systems are being developed (similar to computerized chess systems) that use their ability to comprehend thousands of different attributes among many different paintings to come up with information about what makes certain paintings more or less likely to be by a certain artist. Of course, it sounds like most people involved still don't want these systems to be coming out with a final vote - but, rather are focused on using them to suggest places for further exploration (such as pointing out a specific difference in features between a certain painting and others by the same artist). This may have something to do with an increasingly litigious art world, where lawsuits have been filed by painting owners who weren't happy to have someone suggest the painting they owned was not by the person they thought it was. Still, this raises the same question we asked a few weeks ago in a post about selling fraudulent artwork on eBay: shouldn't a painting be judged on its quality, rather than who created it?

NYC Subway Gets a Computerized Facelift

NYC Subway Gets a Computerized Facelift 04/10/2005 09:52 PM
ABCNEWS.com Apr 11 2005 1:56AM GMT

NYC Subway Gets a Computerized Facelift
(AP)

NYC Subway Gets a Computerized Facelift
(AP) 04/10/2005 05:37 PM
AP - A subway train rattles halfway into Union Square station in Manhattan and shudders to a halt. Over a crackle of static, a voice on the PA system announces congestion ahead and says it will be several minutes before service resumes. Trapped commuters sigh and glance at their watches impatiently. Some simply close their eyes in resignation. This sort of thing — and much worse — has been happening quite a lot lately. So it's no surprise that transit snafu-weary New Yorkers are greeting with ambivalence this month's launch of fully computer-automated trains on a 22-mile line that intersects Manhattan and Brooklyn.

When Everything Is Computerized...
Everything Needs Tech Support

When Everything Is Computerized...
Everything Needs Tech Support 04/12/2005 02:01 PM
It's no secret that more and more stuff around us every day is getting computerized, but how that's going to impact our everyday lives doesn't always get that much attention. One of the more interesting elements of an increasingly high tech society is that we're going to need a lot more tech support -- and it's not going to be acceptable to wait 45 minutes on hold (with crappy hold music) to talk to someone overseas who doesn't understand the problem and can't do anything to help. Business Week is talking about the old Maytag repair guy, and how appliances are going high tech in a big way. Of course, the old Maytag repair guy isn't going to be able to fix your washing machine when its software crashes -- and with our chang ing views on quality, you can be pretty sure that today's washing machines won't last as long as the ones you bought a few decades ago. So is it any surprise that tech companies are gearing up to get into spaces that might seem a little out of place for them? IBM announced today an automotiv e diagnostics solution to help deal with increasingly computerized cars. What IBM has realized is that, increasingly, cars are computers -- and if they're 100% focused on being in the IT services business, they need to go where computers are going. So, perhaps it's only a matter of time before you end up calling IBM to come service your washing machine as well. Actually, hopefully, the washing machine will do the calling itself.

Computerized Cancer Treatment

Computerized Cancer Treatment 05/26/2004 04:35 AM
HealthScout May 26 2004 8:34AM GMT

Indiana First With Computerized Grading

Indiana First With Computerized Grading 05/20/2004 01:15 PM

New York's subway getting computerized

New York's subway getting computerized 04/11/2005 03:50 AM
Houston Chronicle Apr 11 2005 8:06AM GMT

First ever computerized passports to be
issued on Sept 15

First ever computerized passports to be
issued on Sept 15 08/21/2004 05:46 AM
Jang Group Aug 21 2004 8:43AM GMT

Computerized returns clicking with
taxpayers

Computerized returns clicking with
taxpayers 04/10/2005 12:54 PM
Chicago Tribune Apr 10 2005 2:25PM GMT

National Insurance Institute to be
computerized

National Insurance Institute to be
computerized 06/03/2004 04:51 PM
Israel Business Arena Jun 3 2004 8:33PM GMT

Organisations Should Protect
Computerized Systems

Organisations Should Protect
Computerized Systems 12/09/2003 06:08 AM
Angola Press Dec 9 2003 5:35AM ET

KPU launches computerized vote counting

KPU launches computerized vote counting 09/19/2004 05:55 PM
Jakarta Post Sep 19 2004 8:49PM GMT

Computerized vote-counting to stay

Computerized vote-counting to stay 09/16/2004 08:56 PM
Jakarta Post Sep 17 2004 0:06AM GMT

India Implements Computerized Voting

India Implements Computerized Voting 04/20/2004 09:54 AM
AP via Newsday Apr 20 2004 2:13PM GMT
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