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Imagination Technologies says it has inked a new multi-year IP licensing agreement with Apple, replacing an agreement first announced in February 2014 (Andrei Frumusanu/AnandTech)

Andrei Frumusanu / AnandTech: Imagination Technologies says it has inked a new multi-year IP licensing agreement with Apple, replacing an agreement first announced in February 2014  —  Today Imagination Technologies has announced that Apple the two companies have signed a new multi-year licensing with the company … Imagination Technologies says it has inked a new

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A top Google exec pushed the company to commit to human rights. Then Google pushed him out, he says.

Google’s shifting moral calculus around China illustrates the tech giant’s transformation from an organization that portrayed itself as an exception to corporate norms into one driven by business imperatives and market opportunities. A top Google exec pushed the company to commit to human rights. Then Google pushed him out, he says. Source: Washington Post Tech

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The EU isn’t particularly fond of Canada’s anti-piracy laws

The European Commission isn’t particularly happy with Canada‘s copyright policy — or the lack thereof. In a report on the protection and enforcement of intellectual property obtained by TorrentFreak, the European Union‘s executive branch has outlined a series of shortcomings it sees in the way Canada handles copyright concerns. “The Canadian IPR [intellectual property rights]

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A look at how telemetry reshaped urban living in the 2010s when a slew of on-demand services made physical proximity less important (Laura Bliss/CityLab)

Laura Bliss / CityLab: A look at how telemetry reshaped urban living in the 2010s when a slew of on-demand services made physical proximity less important  —  In 1964, scientists in the Galápagos Islands fed radio transmitters wrapped in chunks of food to a bunch of giant tortoises. A look at how telemetry reshaped urban

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