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HP Launches One Package Workflow Suite for Pagewide Corrugated Presses

Jun 13, 2018

HP has introduced new One Package workflow suite, which can be used with PageWide industrial corrugated presses. Claimed to be the industry’s first digital corrugated workflow ecosystem, the new package provides software and ...

Tags: industrial corrugated presses, Package

Ultra HD Blu-Ray Cracked, File Size Way to Big for Anyone to Bother with

May 4, 2017

The new AACS 2.0 encryption method used to protect Ultra HD Blu-rays from unlawful copying may have been cracked for the first time. A report from Torrent Freak brings word that a copy of Smurfs 2 has been posted to the BitTorrent tracker ...

Tags: HD Blu-rays, Blu-ray discs

China Vows Better Copyright Protection for Music Industry

Dec 4, 2015

China will act on unauthorized publication and online sharing of music with an system to allow the public to report wrongdoing. In China, most people have yet to develop the habit of paying for what they listen to and the government has ...

Tags: music Industry, Copyright Protection

Trans-Pacific Partnership Negotiation Completed

Oct 15, 2015

On October 4, 2015, Ministers of the 12 Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) countries announced conclusion of their negotiations. The summary of the TPP Agreement is as follows: Disclaimer: The Following Summary of the Trans-Pacific ...

Tags: goods, services, trad, investment

Medical Devices Is Indispansable

Feb 2, 2015

Posted in Medical Device Business by Brian Buntz on January 30, 2015 Antique medical devices provide a glimpse into how medicine was performed in past centuries. But few people have taken a look at how medical care was administered on ...

Tags: Medical Devices, Health

Universal Files Suit Against Companies That Create Mixtapes for Prison Care Packages in US

Jan 9, 2015

Universal has filed suit against companies that create mixtapes for prison care packages in the states. The music giant says its copyright has been infringed by the mixtapes, and is now seeking damages. According to Universal, ...

Tags: Files, CES, Consumer Electronics

Only Five Per Cent of All Monument Valley Downloads on Android Were Paid for

Jan 6, 2015

Developer ustwo has revealed only five per cent of all Monument Valley downloads on Android were paid for. Monument Valley was one of the break out mobile hits of 2014, earning itself a spot in Apple’s 2014 Awards list. But ...

Tags: Android, CES, Consumer Electronics

Sony Takes Dramatic Measures in Response to a Devastating Hacker Attack on Movie Studio

Dec 11, 2014

Sony is taking dramatic measures in its response to a devastating hacker attack on its movie studio. Sony Pictures Entertainment has had a large proportion of its dirty laundry aired on the internet, with thousands of private emails ...

Tags: Sony, Consumer Electronics

China Australia Free Trade Agreement Will Further Open China as an Attractive Marketplace

Nov 21, 2014

The China Australia Free Trade Agreement will further open China as an attractive marketplace for business and investment, with greater access to China’s $10 trillion economy which currently has a growth rate of around 7.7% per year. ...

Tags: Free Trade Agreement, Risk-Free Trade

Russian Gas Giant Gazprom Sent The First Cargo with Crude Produced at The Prirazlomnoye

Apr 22, 2014

Russian gas giant Gazprom has sent the first cargo with crude produced at the Prirazlomnoye offshore field -- the country's only Arctic offshore hydrocarbon project -- to the international market, the company said Friday. "ARCO, or Arctic ...

Tags: Gazprom, crude, Arctic Oil

The Taskforce Constituted by The Ghanaian Ministry of Trade and Industry MOTI to Exercis

Mar 14, 2014

The taskforce constituted by the Ghanaian Ministry of Trade and Industry (MOTI) to exercise a check on imports of illegally copied Ghanaian textile prints has cautioned traders against the sale of pirated Ghanaian textile designs and ...

Tags: Textile

Australia Might Not Be as Supportive a Market as Some Companies Hope

Jan 17, 2014

With the release of new and revamping of several established video streaming services being undertaken in the coming months, 2014 appears like it could be ‘The Year of Streaming’. However, Australia might not be as supportive a ...

Tags: Curbing Piracy, Netflix, Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad

Frank Reese Rattles off Names of Chicken Breeds That Were Once Common

Jan 15, 2014

Peering through a sunlit barn in rural Kansas, fourth-generation poultry farmer Frank Reese rattles off names of chicken breeds that were once common - Barred Rock, Dark Brahma, Ancona, Rhode Island Red, Dark Cornish. He points to an ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food

The Twin Primes Conjecture , Nobody Has Been Able to Confirm This So Far

Jan 15, 2014

(Phys.org) —It is one the oldest mathematical problems in the world. Several centuries ago, the twin primes conjecture was formulated. As its name indicates, this hypothesis, which many science historians have attributed to the Greek ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics, Mathematical Puzzle

New Zealander Become The First Person in The World to Officially Own an xBox One Friday

Dec 22, 2013

A New Zealander become the first person in the world to officially own an Xbox One Friday, saying he was immediately retreating to his lounge for five days to play the console. International time zones meant New Zealand was the first ...

Tags: xBox, Consumer Electronics

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