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China collecting sensitive personal data through Android apps: report
(The Globe and Mails, Nathan Vanderklippe) et The dark side of big data
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40 maps that explain the Roman Empire
Vox The set of 40 maps begins with an animated map, that depicts the rise and fall of the Roman Empire by landmass, from 500 BC to 476 AD. Map #3 provides an interesting insight into the size of the Roman Empire, relative to the transportation technologies of the day. Plotted by researchers at Stanford…
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Sur le site The Society of Environmental Journalists.