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Happy Earth Day! Videos, a Gallery, and Our Biggest Giveaway Yet
Earth Day is a big deal here at PopSci. It's a time for admiring our incredible planet, and for giving back-- to the Earth, and to our readers (that means you). We've teamed up with the BBC to bring you a gallery of stunning images from the popular Planet Earth series, video clips (so you can appreciate the full affect), and our most extravagant giveaway yet.
4.22.2009 at 03:09pm - Comment by spaceisdeepWould love to see this in Blu-Ray.
- The Environment
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4.22.2009 at 03:07pm - Comment by spaceisdeepLove this gallery!!
- Entertainment & Gaming
FCC + Monopoly Sitting in a Tree...
Someone give FCC chairman Kevin Martin a Red Bull, because he’s definitely asleep on the job. How else can we explain the thumbs up recently given to both the Sirius/XM and Verizon/Alltel mergers on his watch? While Martin happily panders to the public with far-flung plans for free, nationwide wireless Web access (that’ll be the day…), he’s been delinquent with the most important of duties charged to him: shielding us from the unfair business practices of monopolies. What happened to the FCC that had our best interests in mind when it dismantled Ma Bell in 1984?
8.28.2008 at 09:10am - Comment by spaceisdeepActually, Cingular branched out from AT&T then Cingular swallowed AT&T but kept the AT&T name.
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