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The third in our series where we try and palm off old episodes as something new and exciting. So, it's THE ATOMIC AGE PART 3, where we chat about films that were created in the shadow of the Oppenheimer bombs. Today, it's a movie containing not one but two robots with flame throwing phalluses. Enjoy!Patreon: @50YOSRTikTok: @FiftyYOSRInsta: @FiftyYOSRNOTESMedical Jargonhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbPHcEoHfnM 2012 – Most unrealistic film of all timehttps://www.nme.com/news/nasa-says-2012-is-most-unrealistic-sci-fi-movie-ev-878238 Bob Furmanek's 3D Archivehttp://www.3dfilmarchive.com/ Fire up your 3D glasses – It's 3D Natural Visionhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-Qev-YHv_Q Gog and Magog wikihttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gog_and_Magog Gogmagog wikihttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gogmagog_(giant) Sun mirror saves villagehttps://phys.org/news/2013-10-norwegian-village-giant-mirrors-capture.html Huawei banned from UK 5G networkhttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-47041341 How do 3D movies workhttps://www.scienceabc.com/humans/science-of-3-d-movies-how-things-on-a-flat-screen-appear-to-emerge-depth.html  Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Between Metropolis and Star Wars lies a 50 year wasteland of terrible movie robots. Today, we journey back to 1954 to meet the robots Gog, Magog and our first AI, N.O.V.A.C.WARNING! The S**t-bomb is sometimes uttered but nothing more. Twitter: @FiftyYOSRInsta: @FiftyYOSRNOTESMedical Jargonhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbPHcEoHfnM 2012 – Most unrealistic film of all timehttps://www.nme.com/news/nasa-says-2012-is-most-unrealistic-sci-fi-movie-ev-878238 Bob Furmanek's 3D Archivehttp://www.3dfilmarchive.com/ Fire up your 3D glasses – It's 3D Natural Visionhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-Qev-YHv_QSun mirror saves villagehttps://phys.org/news/2013-10-norwegian-village-giant-mirrors-capture.htmlHuawei banned from UK 5G networkhttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-47041341 How do 3D movies work?https://www.scienceabc.com/humans/science-of-3-d-movies-how-things-on-a-flat-screen-appear-to-emerge-depth.html Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With projects funded by UK 5G and the European Space Agency, Maria Lema's PhD in Wireless Communications clearly serves as a fantastic grounding to democratise access to telecommunications infrastructure. Such is the mission Maria hopes to achieve as Co-Founder of Weaver Labs. Drawing inspiration from elite athletes' commitment, the humble mindset of crossfit, and resilience taught by her parents, Maria shares her industry-altering journey on this week's episode of Extrology.Lee and Maria discuss:The comfort-zone-pushing and problem solving principles behind Maria's entrepreneurshipHow elite athletes' mindsets can inform those of us striving for business successDemands from the telecoms industry and how Weaver Labs are looking to change the landscape of the sectorPros and cons of creating a business with as many as 4 Co-FoundersExtrology is sponsored by Progresso Talent Partners who for more than 25 years have successfully delivered interim and permanent leadership talent to transform businesses and to hire the talent you need to enable your business to thrive: https://www.progressotalent.com/Links & references at: https://www.extrology.com/

With earnings season still well underway Iain and Scott start by reviewing Nokia’s numbers, which point to another lean year for its long-suffering investors. UK Parliament increasingly fancies its own chances in the telecoms sector and the guys move on to dissect its latest round of top tips, before concluding with a look at how Vodafone is managing to muddle along despite having no MPs in its executive team.

中國政府許可了特斯拉在中國製造並且販售Model Y了. UK政府封殺華為5G設備. COVID-19疫苗最終測試結果94%有效! 買杯咖啡支持我喔. http://buymeacoff.ee/bosshu IG: @master_bosshu FB: 胡老闆Alvin哥 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bosshu/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bosshu/support

Cyber Monday ‘deals’: Don’t believe the hype and do your resesearch, says Which? consumer expert. Step into actual Super Mario World in Florida - Nintendo to open experience for fans at Universal Studios next year. Spotify testing new Instagram-esque Stories feature. Huawei ban from UK 5G network brought forward by British government. China’s Chang’e 5 enters lunar orbit for historic attempt to return moon samples. Mysterious monolith that was found in the remote Utah desert has been removed by an ‘unknown party’. Cher has helped move the ‘world’s loneliest elephant’ from a miserable zoo in Pakistan to a Cambodian sanctuary following social media campaign See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The one that got Huawei. We discuss the controversy around the Chinese company and the role it plays in the UK's network, which has been rumbling on for years. Now it seems to be coming to a head – and headlines proclaiming the potential for the ‘9/11 of cybersecurity' aren't helping matters… Next, we need to do talk about TikTok. Or do we? Is it as much of a sh*t storm as the media is making it out to be, or does all it boil down to good old fashioned paranoia with a sprinkling of personal vendetta from a certain politician thrown in?  Kev reaches level 10 on the rant-o-meter over his latest findings in F5 – you have been warned – and another two CVEs with perfect 10 CVSS scores hit the headlines.  Huawei kit to be removed from UK 5G: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-53403793 (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-53403793) Trump wants TikTok ban: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2020/jul/16/tiktok-video-sharing-app-should-you-delete-it (https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2020/jul/16/tiktok-video-sharing-app-should-you-delete-it)

On this episode of the Business Podcast, sponsored by Bell, our guests include “Rocket Ron” Epstein, PhD, of Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Richard Aboulafia of the Teal Group consultancy and Sash Tusa of Agency Partners. Topics: — Market expectations of governments and commercial aviation impact as coronavirus surges worldwide — Implications of sharply worsening relations between China and the world as Beijing vows to punish Washington for rejecting South China Sea claims and Britain blocks Huawei from UK 5G market — Implications of UK court decision on British arms exports to Saudi Arabia — USAF contract for F-15EX fighters from Boeing and acquisition chief Will Roper’s comments on government involvement in combat aircraft market if competition dwindles — Market implications of fire aboard USS Bonhomme Richard that burned for five days in San Diego and incident aboard USS Kearsarge on Friday in Norfolk — Story lines had Farnborough International Airshow not been cancelled for the first time since 1952 because of the coronavirus pandemic, including update on Tempest future combat aircraft program involving UK, Italy and Sweden

Erhan Gurses, Research Analyst, Bloomberg Intelligence discusses the implications of banning British telecommunication companies from buying 5G equipment made by Huawei. Image source: EPA-EFE

Security and foreign affairs was thrust to the forefront this week as Boris Johnson U-turned on Huawei’s involvement in UK 5G infrastructure. The change in tone to China was quickly followed by a very British coup as Julian Lewis stole the chair of the intelligence and security committee from No.10’s favoured Chris Grayling and prepared to publish the long-awaited report on Russian interference. Dominic Raab then revealed that Russian actors tried to influence December’s general election. Shadow foreign secretary Lisa Nandy joins Arj Singh, Paul Waugh and Rachel Wearmouth to discuss Russia, China, why BAME people with coronavirus should not be stigmatised and Keir Starmer’s first 100 days as Labour leader. Make sense of politics. Sign up to the Waugh Zone (https://news.huffingtonpost.com/h/t/1925256938B41841) and get the political day in a nutshell every weekday evening. 

Twitter experienced a huge hack, the U.K. banned Huawei and Instagram is trying to take over the Indian market. Show Notes Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Elon Musk, Apple, and others hacked in unprecedented Twitter attack -- The Verge Microsoft neuters Office 365 account attacks that used clever ruse -- Wired  Introducing your new home for work in G Suite -- Google Cloud Blog Huawei to be removed from UK 5G networks by 2027 -- UK Government Instagram pounces on India market after TikTok is banned -- CNN  Facebook is shutting down Lasso, its TikTok clone -- TechCrunch Follow Us  Follow Emily on Twitter  Follow Taylor on Twitter

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U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly goes ‘apoplectic’ during a phone call with UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson over his decision to choose Huawei for Britain’s 5G roll-out. This as the U.S. Attorney General William Barr urges the state to buy shares in Ericsson and Nokia to help create viable Western competitors. CNBC learns that Elliott Management has moved to acquire a $2.5bn stake in Softbank following Masayoshi Son’s WeWork misstep. Meanwhile, Chinese stocks look set to mark their worst week in nine months as the Coronavirus shows no signs of abating. The doctor credited with raising the alarm about the outbreak has died in Wuhan, as the overall death toll surpasses 600. The spread of Coronavirus is also being felt in the automotive sector with Fiat Chrysler warning it may shut down a European plant should Chinese factory closures affect its supply chain. And in corporate news, ride-hailing app Uber has said it hopes to turn profitable by Q4 2020 despite an expected loss of $1bn this year.

In today's episode, we dive into some very interesting stories starting with Dentons' expansion in Europe and the US and what it means for the firm. We then look at Shell's decision to impose sustainability requirements on firms in its legal panel and link it with Tech Giants' investments in green energy. This is followed by a discussion on Huawei's involvement in the UK 5G network. Lastly, even if the EU is no longer interested in introducing a ban on facial recognition in public places we still consider the reasoning behind this and why this technology is seen as controversial. Be sure to follow us to avoid missing out on any episodes! If you enjoyed this episode leave a rating to let us know your thoughts. As always thank you for listening!

Your hosts Levon, Marc, and newcomer Vincenzo Morello (video of show at bottom) ListenEN_The_Link-20200131-WEE15 Canada chartered passenger plane to repatriate Canadians from Wuhan Emily Tjandra, left, and her son Wyatt Duplessis, 15, pose for a photo in their home in Wuhan, China in this handout photo. (Wayne Duplessis /THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO) Canada has arranged for a special charter plane to fly some 196 Canadians out of the Wuhan, China, a city at the epicentre of an epidemic of this new and deadly strain of a coronavirus. Canadian officials are now working with Chinese authorities to secure the necessary authorizations for the plane to land in Wuhan, as well as working out the logistical details of how the repatriation will proceed given the fact the city of nearly 11 million inhabitants has been under lockdown. Foreign Affairs Minister François-Philippe Champagne  and federal Health Minister Patty Hajdu spoke of the situation at a press conference on Thursday. Champagne and Hajdu said they are also still working out the details of what would happen to those Canadians and their family members who are repatriated to Canada. Levon has the story. full story here The issue of Huawei, national security and 5G The concern over national security issues is back to the fore with Britain's decision to allow Huawei partial access in developing the UK 5G network. Of the Five-Eyes international security group, The US, Australia, and New Zealand have banned Huawei, Britain has made its decision, Canada has yet to decide.(Andy Wong-AP) Huawei has long been accused of being an agent of the Chinese government. Many security agencies fear that Huawei could use its equipment to steal government and industry secrets, or be able to simply shut down key infrastructure in the event of a conflict, all through potential "back doors". So far none of these allegations have been proven publicly. Nevertheless, the U.S., Australia and New Zealand have banned Huawei from participating in creating a 5G network in those countries. Stephanie Carvin (PhD) is an assistant professor at the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University in Ottawa. In a conversation with Marc, she says China doesn't need access to Huawei equipment for nefarious activities, and geo-economic actions of China related to Huawei may be of greater concern than theoretical security concerns. Full story here Survey: Top concern for Canadian employees is their mental well being According to a survey by Morneau Shepell, 77 per cent of Canadians would take a lower salary in favour of better mental health support. (Photo iStock/SDI Productions) It seems in the current workplace environment, people are being tasked with more and more work. This has led to an increase in stress levels. Canadians are feeling this as well. A recent survey by a major technology oriented human resource service found that a clear majority, three out of four workers,would prioritize their mental well being over their salary Vincenzo spoke to Paula Allen. She is the senior vice president of research, analytics and innovation at Morneau Shepell full story here RCI Youtube channel: video of show  window.jQuery || document.write('

Huawei awarded role in the 5G contract by UK Government, Trump releases middle-east peace plan, and smart motorways are death traps says police chief.

Today British Airways announced they are suspending flights to and from mainland China while they assess the coronavirus situation. The British government has said all repatriated citizens will be placed in quarantine on their return from China, and big brands such as Toyota and Starbucks have closed stores in the country. All attempts to hinder the spread of a virus which has already claimed 132 lives, the effects of which will have far-reaching economic consequences. The Evening Standard's business editor, Alex Lawson, joins The Leader podcast to explore what the wider impact will be.Pompeo's in London The US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is in London to meet the Prime Minister, just a day after Boris Johnson ‘defied' Donald Trump by approving Chinese tech firm Huawei's role in the UK 5G network. Mr. Pompeo will also meet UK Foreign Secretary, Dominic Raab, and is expected to discuss Anne Sacoolas, the US diplomat's wife who killed teenager Harry Dunn before leaving the country claiming diplomatic immunity. The Evening Standard's US correspondent David Gardener joins The Leader podcast to discuss what we should expect from this visit, and what it means for the ‘strained' relationship between the UK and US.Protecting grassroots musicLondon's 100 Club famously hosted early performances from music legends such as The Who, The Buzzcocks and The Rolling Stones – and now it's to be given a special status and a 100% cut in business rates in a new scheme from Westminster council.Rob Dex, the Evening Standard's arts correspondent, explains how schemes like this are vital to protect London's cultural heritage and a lifeline for many up & coming bands.Please do subscribe, rate & leave a comment.TRANSCRIPT:David Marsland 0:00 Thank you for listening to The Leader we bring you the evening standards news analysis and commentary every day at 4pm you can subscribe through your podcast provider and please do share the show with your friends now from the Evening Standard in London this is The LeaderHi I'm David Marsland....... locking down doors and shutting up shop, how fear is following the corona virus spread in China.Alex Lawson 0:33 Toyota shut down several of its plants though since Starbucks, close to thousands of its 4000 shops over them. Donald's and KFC also closing stores David Marsland 0:43 The Evening Standard's Alex Lawson speaks to The Leader as the UK prepares to fly its citizens out of Wuhan and straight into quarantine. Also, David Gardner 0:52 When Boris Johnson became prime minister, I guess we all thought that the special relationship between Britain and the US will be improved through his friendship with Donald Trump, but it hasn't necessarily worked out that way.David Marsland 1:02 US correspondent David Gardner on tension between the White House and Downing Street with America Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in LondonRob Dex 1:10 The pistols, the clash the Buzzcocks, you know the Jam, the Stranglers, they... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After a crunch meeting Boris Johnson has said that Huawei should be allowed a limited role in the new UK 5G infrastructure – despite lobbying from the Trump administration against Huawei's involvement. Boris Johnson has now been warned that a US-UK trade deal could be blocked in Congress. Huawei have always denied having connections with the Chinese government.Amelia Heathman the Evening Standard's tech columnist joins The Leader podcast to explain what 5G will mean for the UK, and discuss the security concerns around Huawei's involvement. New migration rules:As Britain prepares to finally exit the EU this week, new migration rules are being announced – and official policy suggests that London will be less well-off with fewer jobs as a consequence. The Evening Standard's Home Affairs editor Martin Bentham joins the podcast to explain the proposed changes and discuss how they will impact London.Nicholas Parsons dies:One of the UK's best known broadcasters Nicholas Parsons has died at the age of 96 following a short illness. The Evening Standard's Nick Curtis celebrates the memory of a broadcasting great.Please do subscribe, rate & leave a comment.TRANSCRIPT:David Marsland 0:00 Thank you for listening to The Leader and please do share the podcast with your friends. You can like comment, rate and share through your favorite podcast provider now, from the Evening Standard in London, this is The Leader.Hi, I'm David Marsland, China's Huawei will play a role in the UK is 5g network and the United States is not happy Amelia Heathman 0:31 Back in 2009-2011 Vodafone Italy discovered backdoors in some of the Huawei equipment, it just sort of added to those heightened suspicions around the company and what could possibly happenDavid Marsland 0:42 The Evening Standard senior tech journalist Amelia Heathman explains why there are so many concerns about the tech company. Also Martin Bentham 0:49 At the moment EU citizens have freedom of movement that is coming to an end because of Brexit. And so a new system is being designed David Marsland 0:56 Martin Bentham on the new migration rules so this newspaper says could hit London hard. And Nicholas Parsons 1:02 I mean you do something you enjoy and you work hard and you put your effort and if you've got some reward out of the work you do it's it's marvelous. I'm privileged. David Marsland 1:13 Nicholas Parsons has died at the age of 96. Our critic Nick Curtis pays tribute.Taken from the evening standards editorial column this is The Leader for the whole thing pick up the newspaper or head to standard.co.uk/comment. In a moment Amelia Heathman on been on Huawei, is the Chinese from really a security risk?Before the National Security Council met to discuss the UK's 5g network the US sent a letter to Boris Johnson warning him not to include Huawei. Post-Brexit trade agreement could be at risk it said if the Chinese tech company was allowed into the UK data network - this... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A grave situation… Chinese President Xi Jinping extends the Lunar New Year holiday in a bid to hinder the spread of the deadly coronavirus, as the death toll rises to 80, while a further 2,700 people are infected. Fears rattle global markets while investors pile into safe haven assets, with 13 countries confirming cases of the infectious disease worldwide. Hong Kong and Macau has banned the entry of visitors from China's Hubei province, where the virus originated. In Italy, Matteo Salvini’s Lega party is unable to unseat the PD in a close-fought local election in the historically leftist northern region of Emilia-Romagna. And in London, the government is close to granting Huawei a restricted role in launching Britain’s 5G network, despite pressure from the Trump administration to ban the Chinese tech giant from access to the UK market.

Chris and Ian discuss CES 2020, Twitter and Browsers https://www.digitaloutbox.com/podcasts/episode367/DigitalOutbox-367-200121.mp3 Download iTunes MP3 Shownotes CES Travelex 'being held to ransom' by hackers said to be demanding $3m Sonos sues Google over alleged patent infringement on smart speaker tech Farewell, don’t @me. Twitter is testing a new way to control who can reply to you Facebook won’t ban political ads, prefers to keep screwing democracy Using Huawei in UK 5G network 'madness', warns US Apple Said It Is Helping In The Pensacola Shooting Investigation, But It Won't Unlock The Shooter's iPhones Mozilla lays off 70 as it waits for new products to generate revenue Opera accused of offering predatory loans through Android apps (updated) Here is the first stable release of Microsoft’s new Edge browser Microsoft makes 'carbon negative' pledge Sony Interactive will skip E3 again this year BT partners with Google to bundle free Stadia with broadband deals in the UK From Worms to Tomb Raider: classic UK video games celebrated in new stamps

This week: - In a historic moment, president Trump swears in America's first Chief of Space Operations, what will be the worldwide response to policing space? - With Prime Minister Boris Johnson in support of Trump's Iran deal, will a lasting peace be possible from the current tensions in the Middle East? - And with space becoming a fearcly disputed territory, will Britain need a Space-Force? Join LBC's Tom Swarbrick for this episode of Rule Britannia, an in depth exploration of week's events and the news that didn't make the headlines. Tom interviews Sky News Defence and Security Correspondent Alistair Bunkall to find out how No.10 intend to move forward in issues including Iran, National Security, Huawei and the UK 5G network. And in an exclusive interview with Former UK Government Defence Minister Tobias Ellwood, Tom discovers the implications policing space could have in our daily lives. Rule Britannia discovers Britains place in a fast changing world. Listen and subscribe now on Global Player or wherever you get your podcasts. https://www.lbc.co.uk/radio/presenters/tom-swarbrick/ Twitter @TomSwarbrick1

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This week’s episode starts with a review of Vodafone’s big UK 5G launch event, which both Jamie and Iain attended and which revealed a novel approach to phone tariffs. They move on to the ongoing spat between the leaders of China and the US that is causing Huawei so much trouble and conclude by asking whether Apple has lost the art of innovation.

It’s all Telecoms.com as Jamie, Wei and Scott try out a new room to record the pod this week, which is very exciting. They start with a look at the big UK 5G launch by EE, move onto the latest developments in the merger between T-Mobile US and Sprint and finish with some discussion around cryptocurrency.

Harry & Meghan have called their baby Archie. Tottenham also pull off a comeback to reach the Champions league final, and Tory MP Johnny Mercer explains why he's withdrawn support for the government.

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Scott and Jamie are joined by Ray from Light Reading and the team start by reflecting on the amount of moaning the impending UK 5G auctions have caused. They then ponder how little control we have over our digital live and ask whether there should be a limit on the power of the dominant digital utilities. Lastly Ray derides dirty data, which is bad, naughty and needs to be thoroughly spanked to teach it a lesson, prompting one of Scott's paranoid AI tangents.