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tedx:

TEDxYouth@Chisinau — a TEDxYouthDay event — held a viewing party for 47 young people at the juvenile prison in Lipcani, Moldova on November 20th, 2011.

The group of viewers was asked to write what youth means to them on a piece of paper, and then to create a paper plane and fly it…

pulsenews:

Today we’re launching our Superbowl coverage on Pulse! Stay up-to-date on all the latest game day news and rumors with Pulse. Head to the Featured section in the Pulse Catalog to find news about your favorite team:

Big Blue View: An independent site, brought to you by SBNation, for the true…

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New York Fashion Week started off with a bang today - fashion models are roaming New York City and the best designers in the world are showcasing their Fall/Winter 2012 designs. If you can’t make it this year, explore our brand new sources that will give you some wardrobe inspiration for the…

infoneer-pulse:

Carl Malamud once told a senior official at the Securities and Exchange Commission that he wanted to put the agency’s filings online. “I just don’t think people who use the Internet are going to be interested in this stuff,” Malamud remembers the official saying in 1993. Malamud bought all the filings and put them online anyway, using a computer borrowed from his friend Eric Schmidt. (Yes, that Eric Schmidt.) About a year later, he took them down. That prompted more than 17,000 day traders, investment clubs, and business school professors to beg the agency for free Web access to its records. You might know it today as the SEC’s “Edgar” database.

More than 15 years after that stunt, Malamud is still making the same argument: If you make government information free and easily accessible, there’s no telling who’ll start using it or what good ideas will spring up. “Every time I put something online there’s a huge audience,” says Malamud, founder of Public.Resource.Org, a nonprofit that advocates for government transparency. “The industry guys think the only audience is industry types and Ralph Nader.”

» via BusinessWeek

pulsenews:

Today we’re very excited to share that BBC News content is now available on Pulse. After analyzing the top in-app searches of 2011, we found our users have a great appetite for BBC content with “BBC” registering as the second most-searched term on our platform. You asked for it, so we’re…

pulsenews:

The third installment of Pulse Profiles is about getting to know a father that has a love for gaming and information consumption.

Q: Tell us a little bit about yourself.

A: I work in import and exports but more interestingly, I blog a lot. I write reviews for G Style Magazine and my own…