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Empires: Dawn of the Modern World (PC)
Reviewed on October 27, 2003 TAGS: nation, empire, France, power, Activision Inc., U.S.
News
America's tech moment of truth
June 21, 2007 Foreign nations are recruiting the country's best companies and universities to go overseas. Can they be won back? TAGS: America, school, university, citizen, investment, nation, U.S., China, manufacturing, president, San Francisco
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Interpol chief wants databases to track criminals
July 12, 2007 Interpol's secretary general tells CNET News.com that his agency should be a central hub for tracking international travelers and compiling fingerprints from criminal suspects. TAGS: passport, airline, terrorist, criminal, flight, nation, agency, database, U.S., project
News
U.S. tech leadership to go way of 2004 Dream Team?
February 15, 2005 Unless the states focus on maintaining their gold standing, AEA warns, "American losses will not be confined to the basketball court." TAGS: R&D, U.S., nation, IBM Corp.
News
Study: Denmark the most 'e-ready' nation
April 20, 2005 The U.S. rises in the rankings, too, bypassing the United Kingdom. Also: Slovakia and Switzerland gain. TAGS: Slovakia, Denmark, Switzerland, Hong Kong, ranking, e-business, study, nation, leadership, IBM Corp., broadband, U.S., U.K.
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China rising rapidly in R&D, report says
December 5, 2006 Asian powerhouse replaces Japan as No. 2 investor in research and development, OECD says, and the U.S. still leads the pack. TAGS: R&D, China, nation, researcher, Japan, U.S.
News
Schmidt to take greater role in U.S. cybersecurity
October 11, 2004 The nation's former cybersecurity czar agrees to advise the government's incident response team. TAGS: Howard Schmidt, cybersecurity, eBay Inc., chief security officer, government, nation, U.S.
News
U.S. is ready to move to digital TV
May 1, 2007 Bumps in the road notwithstanding, the Consumer Electronics Association's Jason Oxman says transition from analog to digital TV is on schedule. TAGS: digital television, broadcaster, transition, TV, analog, household, spectrum, station, broadcasting, nation, satellite, America, programming, U.S.
News
Singapore: America's next college town
July 7, 2006 For some American universities, the new frontier lies over the ocean, as other nations looks to gain U.S. expertise. TAGS: Singapore, Qatar, university, faculty, nation, graduate student, expertise, biotechnology, school, professor, engineering, U.S., America, satellite
News
U.S. broadband A-OK
January 10, 2005 It's hip to fret about the need for a "national broadband policy," but CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh wonders if the U.S. is really doing so badly. TAGS: South Korea, broadband, population, U.S., city, figure, nation
News
China, U.S. resolve chip tax issues
July 8, 2004 Will China honor its WTO obligations? Its decision to ax a disputed value added tax for chips suggests it might. TAGS: VAT, World Trade Organization, China, semiconductor, tax, obligation, agreement, AMD, U.S., nation, incentive, mobile phone
News
Senate debates cybercrime treaty
June 18, 2004 Privacy advocates oppose measure on grounds it would promote "invasive investigative techniques." TAGS: treaty, nation, U.S., technique
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Bush pushes energy regulations, ethanol
January 24, 2007 President's State of the Union address calls for renewable energy and higher fuel standards for cars. But the Iraq war was on everyone's mind. TAGS: Iraq, regulation, proposal, president, nation, address, Democrat, standards, car, U.S.
News
Fuzzy logic behind Bush's cybercrime treaty
November 28, 2005 CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh says the administration's treaty could boomerang against its authors' lofty intentions. TAGS: treaty, surveillance, Bush Administration, Russia, Nazi, lobbyist, crime, nation, U.S., president, power, virus
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First 'cybercrime' treaty advances in Senate
July 26, 2005 Senate could vote this year on controversial treaty, beloved by software makers but opposed by privacy groups. TAGS: treaty, cybercrime, Chris Dodd, nation, law, software company, U.S.
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Why Johnny can't code
March 3, 2005 EMC chief Joe Tucci warns that the United States is falling dangerously behind in math and science skills. TAGS: math, science, mathematics, K-12, scientist, engineering, America, U.S., talent, nation, teacher
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Population boom is industry boon
October 9, 2003 CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos reports that global demographic forces are changing Silicon Valley in profound ways. TAGS: population, AMD Duron, globalization, nation, China, India, century, European Union, Silicon Valley, U.S., Intel, PC
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Senate ratifies controversial cybercrime treaty
August 4, 2006 Tech companies say it can boost copyright protection. Others say it will allow FBI's surveillance apparatus to be misused. TAGS: treaty, cooperation, terrorism, nation, France, U.S.
News
Is a global high-tech work force bad for U.S.?
March 20, 2006 Experts torn about the impact of a swell of skilled workers in foreign countries and a drop in some U.S. advanced degrees. TAGS: work force, science, worker, professor, nation, U.S.
News
Copyright lobbyists strike again
August 1, 2005 Hollywood, software firms play game of getting Uncle Sam to promote their interests in treaty talks with aplomb, says News.com's Declan McCullagh. TAGS: treaty, lobbyist, copy protection, DMCA, nation, Hollywood, U.S., agreement, DVD