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15 Feb, 2007
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Videoconferencing teams up experts to help children with cancer

Telemedicine administered via videoconferencing has the potential to help children suffering from cancer, worldwide. It already is in some places, thanks to programs that orchestrate videoconferencing between experts in varied fields related to pediatric oncology with children in developing countries, who otherwise would not have access to such expertise.

Videoconferencing teams up experts to help children with cancer

09 Feb, 2007
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Second Life offers a new platform for politicians

Look out avatars, there's a new kid on the block. He's a few years older than your average teenage computer geek, prefers a grey suit to cargo pants, and is slightly more political. His name is Congressman George Miller, and he chose to take his message beyond the grounds of Capital Hill and into the virtual world of Second Life.

Second Life offers a new platform for politicians

07 Feb, 2007
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Rep. John Dingell's Strategic Vision for Internet policy

As the new chair of the Energy and Commerce Committee, Rep. John Dingell (D-MI) is among the most important political leaders in Washington when it comes to improving our nation's Internet policies. A recent article in The Hill shows he's out front on these issues, pointing out the need for "a comprehensive national strategy" of high-speed Internet access.

Rep. John Dingell's Strategic Vision for Internet policy

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