Nigeria demands National Museums Scotland hands back its looted treasures
The trustees of Scotland’s national museum will meet within months to discuss returning treasures looted from Africa by British soldiers in 1897.
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The trustees of Scotland’s national museum will meet within months to discuss returning treasures looted from Africa by British soldiers in 1897.
Most of ATSC 3.0’s audio delay in the U.S. is attributable to the same factors that have held back the rollout of UHD content: there is still a small base of NextGen TV-capable sets; the distribution chain from networks to stations is not fully ready for new formats; and broadcasters are somewhat hamstrung in experimenting with their 3.0 content because of FCC rules that require them to effectively simulcast their 1.0 programming. But despite that, progress is being made.
Automobiles are becoming software-defined, wirelessly guided, self-driving, data consuming devices. Car makers are realizing these data-hungry transport pods will need more economical and robust mobile connections that won’t drop out and create road havoc. “From the OEM side, automakers are relying on a number of types of connectivity they’re trying to weave all together,” said connected-car consultant Dan Teeter. “Some are a primary service for a […]
The SFA is under mounting pressure not to attend the opening ceremony of the World Cup in Qatar over the country’s human rights record.