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New Technology Saving Lives (WLNS Lansing)Dispatchers able to pinpoint location of callers. Agency aims to help spies with new technology (KATU Portland)The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity will try to develop groundbreaking technology for the 16 spy agencies. New IARPA agency developing spy tools (USA Today)The government isn't noted for its ability to quickly develop new technology, but a fledging center called IARPA is hoping to change that. The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity will try to develop groundbreaking technology for the 16 spy agencies. New technology will bring in new fans, says Bettman (Reuters via Yahoo! News) NHL commissioner Gary Bettman conceded the league faces big challenges in gaining the major network television exposure it covets in the United States but that new technology will help attract new fans. ?New technology? leads to murder arrest (The Fayetteville Observer)WHITEVILLE -- ?New technology? prompted an arrest for the murder of Zelma Sibbett Walters more than 21 years ago, Capt. David Nobles of the Columbus County Sheriff?s Of fice said Wednesday. AT&T Announces $500 Million Investment to Bring New Technology to Consumers in Georgia (SYS-CON Media)AT&T Inc. announced today plans to invest approximately $500 million over the next several years in fiber network upgrades, further broadband deployment and Internet-based technologies to bring new services to Georgia consumers, including cutting- edge television. New Technology Help Spies Capture Suspects (WJZ 13 Baltimore)Using a new laptop and a satellite link, FBI agents can find out within two minutes whether the fingerprint from a newly captured suspect overseas matches a terrorist database in Virginia. New technology is helping doctors catch breast cancers earlier. (WIBW-TV Topeka)Mammography has gone digital. Reading a mammogram used to be a matter of a fixed image from film, using a magnifying glass to get a better look. With digital images, all it takes is a click of the mouse. New technology will bring in new fans: Bettman (Reuters)ANAHEIM, California (Reuters) - NHL commissioner Gary Bettman conceded the league faces big challenges in gaining the major network television exposure it covets in the United States but that new technology will help attract new fans.
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