News Round Up: Peace prizes and wired backpacks
March 10, 2010
The internet is in the running for the Nobel Peace Prize. The prize is to be awarded to the person (or organization) who “has done the most or the best work for fraternity between nations, for the abolition or reduction of standing armies and for the holding and promotion of peace congresses.” Is it a publicity stunt, or does it actually have merit?
Do you trust your friends more than you trust cable news? CNN is nervous about your answer to that question. The news giant sees Facebook as a bigger threat than Fox News.
As Spring nears, Google has come out with a great excuse for us to dust off our bikes. They’ve just announced the addition of bicycle directions to Google maps. Pedestrians beware.
The coolest thing to happen to bags since the camel back – Kyte develops backpacks that can stream live video.
Arun Krishnan
Jessica Ling
Jason Penta
zlasker
Roshan Bangera
Jordan Cohen
eadlman
Geoff Grauer
Jerrie Gullick
Jon Beardsley
Nick Herman
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