Viacom and Google's YouTube site began airing each other's dirty laundry Thursday, providing a tantalizing peek at the wheeling and dealing that triggered a bitter battle over the copyright laws governing the internet.
Researchers in Germany report they were able to cloak a tiny bump in a layer of gold, preventing its detection in three dimensions at nearly visible infrared frequencies.
The pine beetle attack won't wipe out B.C.'s Interior forest industry - despite pessimistic predictions in a recent report - the province's forests minister says.
Operators of the world's largest atom smasher have ramped up their massive machine to three times the energy ever previously achieved, in the run-up to experiments probing the secrets of the universe.
Canadian and Inuit leaders say they're relieved that a U.S.-backed proposal to ban the international trade of polar bear parts was defeated at a UN wildlife conservation meeting in Doha, Qatar, on Thursday.
Astronauts from the United States and Russia landed safely in northern Kazakhstan's chilly steppes on Thursday after spending almost six months on the International Space Station.
A new batch of stone tools suggest the ancestors of the hobbit-like species of humans colonized the Indonesian island of Flores much earlier than previously thought, say researchers.
Animals in the Arctic have increased in number over the last 40 years, but populations closest to the North Pole are shrinking, a new international study says.
Conservatives are voicing their opposition to a private member's bill that would add a tax to MP3 players and extend users' rights to make copies of digital content.
Learning about Socrates through Facebook forums and chatting with a professor through Skype is the reality for students as e-learning claims a more dominant role in higher education.
A French TV documentary to be aired Wednesday records people involved in what they thought was a game show in which they are asked to administer electric shocks to rival contestants.
Washington Post UN chief Ban Ki-moon calls for Israel .. - Washingtonpost CHINA Pedestrians bear the brunt of a sandstorm that hit Lanzhou in Gansu province. Northern China has been hit by the strongest sandstorm so far this year, causing flight delays at Beijing's international airport.
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AsiaOne Singaporean girl dreams of becoming .. - Asiaone A Singaporean girl has revealed she has ambitions of becoming a millionaire within a year by asking her fellow citizens to donate 10-cents each.
Reuters Lipsky Says Debt Challenges Face Advanced .. - Reuters March 21 (Bloomberg) -- Advanced economies face “acute” challenges in tackling high public debt, and unwinding existing stimulus measures will not come close to bringing deficits back to prudent levels, said John Lipsky, first deputy ...
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World News BSNL to launch 3G mobile and internet .. - Duniyalive By Agencies Kolkata: BSNL to launch 3G mobile and internet service in Himachal Pradesh: BSNL is all set to introduce its 3G mobile and as well as internet ...
