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July 15th, 2008 Posted by Laura Oliver in Uncategorized

Reuters: Apple sells 1 million new iPhones

The latest launch of the device in 21 countries has led to a 2 per cent rise in Apple’s stock.

(tags: apple iphone mobile technology launch)
Independent.co.uk: World’s oldest blogger dies aged 107

Olive Riley had recently taken to blogging, posting more than 70 times in the last year.

(tags: oliveriley blogging australia)
Out with a bang: MyFootballWriter is two-years-old this week…

Happy Birthday MyFootballWriter - here’s to many more.

(tags: rickwaghorn football sports onlinejournalism)
Official Google Blog: Launch of Google Elections Video Search gadget

Using speech recognition technologies videos uploaded to YouTube’s politicians channels will be searchable by their spoken content. Users will also be able to jump to a searched for word in the video.

(tags: google video search youtube politics)
BBC: BBC runs first video footage of Guantanamo detainee Omar Khadr

The minute-long clip shows Khadr being questioned at the prison camp.

(tags: bbc video guantanamo omarkhadr)

Tags: BBC, delicious links, google, Independent.co.uk, Olive Riley, Omar Khadr, speech recognition technologies, YouTube

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