臨近7月1日，各式各樣以回歸20周年為主題活動陸續推出，回顧過去，分析現在，展望未來。今早香港教育大學校內舉行一個回歸20周年研討會，由社會科學系、跨學料及通識教育研習中心和香港政治科學舍會舉辦
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Is this a bad thing? Not necessarily: It depends on the function of the message. If you’re just communicating with colleagues or friends, there’s no need to find new phrasing–though we’ve been told to please keep it to five sentences, thank you.
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[特稿]「現下的香港，有能力的人不出聲，沒能力的人又爭著做，」這是香港首富，長實主席李嘉誠早前出席集團業績記者會時說的話。這句話，像一支箭，直穿每名香港人的心臟。有人對號入座，大做文章；亦有人感同身受，
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It’s hardly controversial to note that the traditional business model for most publishers, particularly newspapers, is obsolete.
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Mastercard, UnionPay International and Visa have introduced a Standardized Quick Response (QR) Code for payments, accelerating Thailand’s transition to a cashless society.
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Once again, a company, built around the hottest tech in the industry, stole the spotlight at CES. This time, though , the product was not a smartphone, and the company was not Apple. For my money the most interesting news of last week came from a most surprising source: General Motors.
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Did you hear about the new Microsoft Surface Laptop? The usual suspects are claiming it’s a MacBook competitor, which is true insomuch as it is a laptop.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook said that his company will start a $1 billion fund to promote advanced manufacturing jobs in the United States. “We’re announcing it today. So you’re the first person I’m telling,” Cook told “Mad Money” host Jim Cramer on Wednesday.
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SAN FRANCISCO The U.S. Department of Justice has begun a criminal investigation into Uber Technologies Inc’s use of a software tool that helped its drivers evade local transportation regulators, two sources familiar with the situation said.
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Federal prosecutors have yet to capture or convict the foreign computer criminals believed to be behind the hackings of big retailers like Target and Neiman Marcus.
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CyberGRX believes it has solved a security problem that has long vexed many companies: How to ensure that third-party suppliers don’t provide a way for hackers to attack their networks? As Target can attest, these vendors—such as point-of-sale companies or caterers—can amount to a soft underbell
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An anonymous hacker has carried through on a threat to release “Orange Is the New Black” season five episodes online — after Netflix allegedly failed to respond to the cybercriminal’s shakedown demands.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Just past 8 a.m. on March 14, police trod quietly through the snow to the double-fronted doors of Karim Baratov’s lavish home in Ancaster, Ontario.
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When DJI announced the Mavic Pro last year they also teased a pair of FPV goggles that could be used to see first-person video from DJI’s drones. But we didn’t get many more details than that, until now. Today DJI is officially launching its FPV headset aptly named Goggles.
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Amazon has made headway in the subscription business with its Subscribe & Save feature for consumers, which offers discounted pricing on products if you agree to buy on a recurring basis.
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Today, Apple announced that it is reducing the commissions it pays on apps and In-App Purchases from 7% to 2.5% effective May 1st.
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Chinese company Yi Technology has made a name for itself in the last two years by releasing some surprisingly capable GoPro competitors. Now the Xiaomi-backed Yi is expanding into the world of VR and 360-degree video with two new cameras being announced at the NAB conference in Las Vegas.
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Square Inc. acquired the engineering team of Yik Yak, according to a person familiar with the matter, marking the decline of the once-popular anonymous social network. The payments processor paid less than $3 million for between five and ten of Yik Yak’s engineers, according to the person.
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Stephen Wolfram wrote an interesting post back in 2013. I just stumbled upon it today (via Twitter). The blue line is men, the red line is women.
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The shamelessness was breathtaking. You may have noticed that we rolled out some cameras across our apps recently. That was Act One. Photos and videos are becoming more central to how we share than text. So the camera needs to be more central than the text box in all of our apps.
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Publishers aren’t happy with the deal platforms are cutting them. Now, the Guardian has dropped both Facebook’s fast-loading Instant Article format and will no longer publish content on Apple News.
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亞洲金融市場打造了創新科技發展的最佳機遇。納斯達克執行副總暨市場技術部總經理Lars Ottersgård指出金融科技如結算、交易、指數計算、風險管理及保安系統方面的需求尤其突出，香港交易所就是其中一個重要伙伴。通過香
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