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Welcome back to "the beat." im joined by emily bazelon, staff writer from "the new york times" magazine. good to see you. >> thanks. >> emily, were covering the backlash to a lot of what happened on january 6 and a lot

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24th February 2021 2:15 pm Senior engineers at L3Harris Tewkesbury explain the ins and outs of a career on the frontlines of cyber security Image: L3harris.com Cyber security represents an ever-growing threat to governments, corporations and individuals, and is one of the fastest expanding areas of the defence sector. As a result, cyber offers an increasing number of job opportunities and has become a highly attractive career path for young engineers, particularly those that enjoy problem sol...

 E-Mail Nader Motee, Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Lehigh University and a globally-recognized scholar in distributed control systems and real-time robot perception, will provide a technical keynote address to the 7th International Conference on Control, Instrumentation and Automation (ICCIA 2020). This academic event, hosted by the University of Tabriz in Tabriz, Iran, is incorporating virtual content this year due to complications brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, and will take...

This is the very latest, the bbc microcomputer... but im here to celebrate a different hero, perhaps one of education — the bbc micro. its turning a0 this year! these computers were launched back in the 805, and the aim was to get kids programming. and it worked! it was so successful. and as result, many of the uk engineers today would have started on one of these. it was made by acorn computers, the which some called the apple of the united kingdom. around 1.5 million units were sold. and tha...

There is a lot of detail still needing to be hammered out, and a lot of teething problems of course on the way. but all in all both sides have reached a compromise of some sort, and both can claim victory. government can come out and say that they have convinced facebook to come around and restore news in australia, and facebook can say that it convinced the government to compromise and amend the law. so both sides think they have won. and so have the users. facebook is a major news source in au...

Good morning. im asad ahmad. the metropolitan police is to review the death of an m16 officer whose naked body was found inside a bag at his pimlico flat. gareth williams was found dead in 2010 with a coroner later concluding mr williams was unlawfully killed. the police have said new information has now come to light. london ambulance staff will begin wearing body cameras from today, to protect them from violent assaults and threats. the new kit will be worn as part of a trial by staff consider...

Radio and its quite an ancient technology by now. all these radio stations broadcast online and through the web we are basically able to link to these streams that are already occurring, and just embed it on the platform and just play them. radio garden encourages you to explore for hours. by transporting you to different places, it may offer some much—needed comfort. last year we went very viral in italy during the very hard time in the country where lots of people were sick and dying. we wer...

Refunded australia, essentially they have made amendments to the news media law which is to force tech giants like facebook and google to pay for content. the amendments are one crucial point is that facebook has always taken issue with, (inaudible) . when the government potentially get involved between the news outlets and facebook it has become a very last resort, it is still on the table but it is a last resort. digital outputs, lets just say facebook, will get a one—month notice to enter n...

And itjust werent going to go back to normal. no one wanted to get their hair done, no one was going anywhere. those still out of work are trying to ride out the pandemic and hope the jobs they relied on will come back soon. sarah corker, bbc news, in blackpool. facebook will restore news content to its users in australia, less than a week after implementing the ban. the social media giant blocked news to australians last thursday in response to a proposed law to make tech platforms pay news pub...