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Head of UN women: Technology revolution must benefit women
UNITED NATIONS (AP)—The head of the U.N. women’s agency is calling for the revolution in technology to be used to benefit the world’s poor, and especially women, who will not achieve gender equality without “the giant leap that 21st century innovations can bring.”
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Science camp in Davao highlights why “water is life”
The Climate Science Youth Camp (CSYC), one of the science promotion projects of the Department of Science and Technology-Science Education Institute (DOST-SEI), tackles a very timely issue with this year’s theme: H2O: Highlands to Oceans “Water is Life”.
The science camp is an annual...
Monk in the City: Dada Shiveshananda
He sat in the middle of the temple with his legs crossed and eyes closed. The view was rather familiar, though I have not seen it since the last time I was at his training center.
He was Dada Shiveshananda, but I personally call...
How humans fit into Google’s machine future
In 1998, Google began humbly, formally incorporated in a Menlo Park garage, providing search results from a server housed in Lego bricks.
It had a straightforward goal: make the poorly indexed World Wide Web accessible to humans. Its success was based on an algorithm...
Noticing Makati from underneath the sky
My feet were nailed for a while to the ground after seeing what was happening before me: The half-human half-horse creature, a tikbalang, was being choked from behind by someone or something. I could not see if it was a human or another...
Malware, malicious insiders created one-third of all cybercrime costs in 2018—report
The cost to companies from malware and “malicious insider”-related cyberattacks jumped 12 percent in 2018 and accounted for one-third of all cyberattack costs, according to new research published today by Accenture (NYSE: ACN) and the Ponemon Institute.
Based on interviews with more than 2,600 security...
