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2008-09-11T04:43:28Z

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Ultra Mobile PC life

2008-08-16T06:18:40Z

Chipmaker Intel demonstrates a new mobile Internet device powered by the company's Atom processor at the JavaOne conference in San Francisco on Thursday. Executive Douglas Fisher also talks about a new open-source project called Moblin.org that is focused on helping bring these devices to market.

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Meet Robert Steele: High-Ranking CIA Official Speaks Out

2008-10-06T20:51:00Z

"This is a very serious movie and I volunteered to appear in it." - Robert Steele

An excerpt from "Robert Steele CIA," part of over 3 hours of bonus features on the "American Drug War" DVD. - www.AmericanDrugWar.com

Robert Steele is also an author and one of Amazon.com's top-50 reviewers. Check out his review of "American Drug War: The Last White Hope": www.amazon.com

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Intel target no recession signal

2008-06-05T21:30:50Z

Mar 4 - Intel's lowered profit margin forecast has less to do with broad economic weakness, analysts said, and more to do with a glut in certain memory chips.

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CGI Partners on Education Access & Quality

2008-10-06T20:37:56Z

School fees are the biggest barrier to primary education in poor countries, but schools are also pressed to ensure quality in the classroom. Watch ABC News correspondent George Stephanopolous lead a discussion between Kenya Minister of Education Gorge Saitoti, the Right Honorable Douglas Alexander, and Intel Board Chairman Craig Barrett on the nexus between access and outcome, students' need for affordable technology, and the role we all must play to ensure a quality education for children everywhere.

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Seymour Hersh: Bush Admin. Has Known of Iran Intel All Year

2008-06-14T03:30:46Z

CNN's Situation Room, December 4, 2007

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A secret White House source or a propaganda plant?

2008-01-12T20:26:31Z

When it comes to secrets and leaking them in a timely manner, this White House tops 'em all.

A small private intelligence company that monitors Islamic terrorist groups obtained a new Osama bin Laden video ahead of its official release last month, and around 10 a.m. on Sept. 7, it notified the Bush administration of its secret acquisition. It gave two senior officials access on the condition that the officials not reveal they had it until the al-Qaeda release.
Within 20 minutes, a range of intelligence agencies had begun downloading it from the company's Web site. By midafternoon that day, the video and a transcript of its audio track had been leaked from within the Bush administration to cable television news and broadcast worldwide.

The founder of SITE (Search for International Terrorist Entities), Rita Katz, says that move tipped off Al Qaeda and and "destroyed a years-long surveillance operation that the company has used to intercept and pass along secret messages, videos and advance warnings of suicide bombings from the terrorist group's communications network."

The source of the leak is a mystery. U.S. intel gathering abilities were not affected, and nobody at the White House is disputing Katz's version of events.

But privately, some intelligence officials called the incident regrettable, and one official said SITE had been "tremendously helpful" in ferreting out al-Qaeda secrets over time.

SITE has been tracking and exposing terrorist groups since 2002.

Katz said she decided to offer an advance copy of the bin Laden video to the White House without charge so officials there could prepare for its eventual release.

Of course, the White House wanted a copy, but did the White House leak it?

...several television news networks reported obtaining copies of the transcript. A copy posted around 3 p.m. on Fox News's Web site referred to SITE and included page markers identical to those used by the group. "This confirms that the U.S. government was responsible for the leak of this document," Katz wrote in an e-mail to Leiter at 5 p.m.

But here's the point:

"It is not just about getting the video first," [Ben Venzke, founder of IntelCenter] said. "It is about having the proper methods and procedures in place to make sure that the appropriate intelligence gets to where it needs to go in the intelligence community and elsewhere in order to support ongoing counterterrorism operations."

So why is SITE beating the Department of Homeland Security and the CIA to the punch? Is the White House secretly outsourcing its intel operations? And is it for propaganda purposes?

That last one was rhetorical.

Intel Inside: musical meanings in an ad and a jingle

2008-06-12T15:30:24Z

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Senate Reveals Iraq Intel Predicted Post War Chaos-Olbermann

2008-06-08T03:31:10Z

Center for American Progress Senior Fellow PJ Crowley discusses recent revelations that the Bush Administration received intelligence briefings that suggested the current chaotic situation in Iraq was highly likely on MSNBC's Countdown with Keith Olbermann 5/25/07.

For more on Iraq please see www.americanprogress.org

What if our most powerful weapons were ideas?
www.AMERICANPROGRESS.org

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