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Demanded those going into the city present protest cards. they are demanding political freedom and an end to corruption. in the last month, cell phones helped spawn revolutions in egypt and saved lives in japan. for the first time in history, smartphones outsold computers this year and now tablet computers, of course, are all the rage. those mobile devices are putting enormous strain on cell towers and it is just going to get worse. check this out. according to louis the, in the luce lucent, data used on cell devices expected to grow 30 times. in the next ten years, a growth of 500 times the...

Available." pentagon officials say the reporters violated the ground rules plain and simple and they must pay the price. it was during a hearing for the canadian detainee omar cotter, where the judge told reporters they could not identify khadr interrogator by name, but they said they could find it on wikipedia and it was already in the public domain. this decision is not the first made by pentagon officials that has been widely controversial. you will remember a year ago, fox news crew filmed this demonstration at camp iguana, at the time it was hold to the 17 chinese muslims cleared for rele...

They did. the reporters argued that you could find the interrogator's name on wikipedia and it was widely available in the public domain. this isn't the first time that a decision by the pentagon over media coverage has been controversial. you will remember about a year ago a fox crew filmed a demonstration and one of the detention camps. the detainees took their art pads and turned them into protest cards calling president obama a communist and claiming that they were being oppressed as they were by china. after that demonstration, the media access and the filming there at the detention camps...

Available." pentagon officials say the reporters violated the ground rules plain and simple and they must pay the price. it was during a hearing for the canadian detainee omar cotter, where the judge told reporters they could not identify khadr interrogator by name, but they said they could find it on wikipedia and it was already in the public domain. this decision is not the first made by pentagon officials that has been widely controversial. you will remember a year ago, fox news crew filmed this demonstration at camp iguana, at the time it was hold to the 17 chinese muslims cleared for rele...