05Nov2012 | Q&A: How Are US Elections Different? Al Jazeera Al Jazeera speaks with Dr Jason Johnson about the presidential race, campaign consultants, and the role of the Internet. |
05Nov2012 | Mexican Students Using New Learning Platform PRNewswire A new education technology launched in Mexico this autumn is gaining popularity at schools across the country. |
05Nov2012 | Why Election Day Marks the Beginning of the End of Marijuana Prohibition AlterNet With just a day to go before Election Day, voters in two states – Colorado and Washington – are poised to make history. The passage of one or both of their statewide measures regarding cannabis this Tuesday will be game-changing. |
05Nov2012 | Vicente Guerrero: The First Black President in North America The Root Who was the First Black President? That would be Barack Obama, right? While most of us have assumed this, and while this has been widely reported in the media, it turns out that this is not true. |
05Nov2012 | Why Facebook Might Get Into the Free Wi-Fi Racket Wired For all its success as a broad-based social network, Facebook has struggled to get mobile users to register their locations, as tens of millions of people gleefully do on rival Foursquare. Now Facebook is testing a new incentive: Free Wi-Fi for users who “check in†with their location. |
05Nov2012 | Mexico Needs to Invest $3B in Telecommunications Infrastructure Hispanically Speaking News Mexico’s government must invest some 40 billion pesos ($3 billion) in telecommunications infrastructure to boost competition and spur investment by operators, the regulatory agency for the sector, Cofetel, said. |
05Nov2012 | Former Mexican President Fox Slams Romney ANI Vicente Fox, the former president of Mexico, has said he is confounded by Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s decision during the GOP primary to align himself with hardliners on immigration, and questioned whether he realized, or even cared about, the message it would send to Latino voters. |
04Nov2012 | Latest Presidential Polls: Global Opinion of Obama is Favorable, Though a Bit More Disillusioned policymic.com The Pew Research Center has released a report measuring global opinion of President Obama. The results are rather sobering for how the world thinks and feels about the election. |
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