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The Guardian p. 7 14.3.2006

The Guardian Weekend p. 56 5.11.2005

The Guardian Society p. 19 7.12.2005

The Guardian Weekend p. 94 8.4.2006

Thursday, January 05, 2006

The Guardian p. 40 2.12.2005

NoW 29.5.2005

The Guardian p. 2 21.10.2005

Jail for net pirates who saw themselves as Robin Hoods

A City professional was jailed for two and a half years yesterday for his role in a global gang of internet pirates behind the UK's biggest software theft.

The Old Bailey heard that Alex Bell, 29, a Morgan Stanley IT worker,
belonged to an international underground hackers' organisation - DrinkorDie -
which prided itself on cracking even the most complex security codes
and putting illegally copied software, games, music and videos on the web before their official release.

Headline and §1, G, 7.5.2005, http://www.guardian.co.uk/online/story/0,3605,1478602,00.html

US scientists have taught a monkey to feed itself using a robotic arm and the power of thought.
The experiment, revealed last night at a meeting of neuroscientists in San Diego, offers hope to people with spinal cord injuries.

Monkey trained to use robotic arm, G, 27.10.2004, http://www.guardian.co.uk/life/science/story/0,12996,1336633,00.html

See yourself as a Brando-like rebel?

You'd better get permission first

Late actor's estate takes action to protect his image

Headline and sub, G, 18.10.2004, http://film.guardian.co.uk/news/story/0,12589,1329864,00.html

America is killing itself

In a major investigation Matthew Engel reports

on how America is destroying its environment.

Headline, G web frontpage, 24.10.2003.

AC: So this is an author piece, it's the best way to describe the films that you make - you're in them, you write the text that goes into them and you go out to prove or disprove something you think needs proving or publicising. But there's a fine line, isn't there? You've been accused of being an egomaniac for the fact that you're in the film. You must feel self conscious about that because people know you now and expect to see you in the film. But you must want to hold back, a lot of times.

MM: I do. I read that, it's an odd thing. Clearly I am a person who suffers from a lack of ego. I mean, if I felt better about myself I wouldn't look this way. I don't know how to respond to that:
"He puts himself in his film." Well, I never read that about Woody Allen or Spike Lee. I exist in my films as a stand-in for the audience. I'm just there doing what you probably would like to do and holding back from wanting to choke a few of these people. I'm just I try to keep my presence pretty low just because I don't like to look at myself up there on the screen.

Michael Moore : US comedian and documentary-maker Michael Moore explains his thinking on gun control, American foreign policy, and making movies to eat popcorn to, G, 11.11.2002, http://film.guardian.co.uk/interview/interviewpages/0,6737,841083,00.html

The I.R.A. is determined to survive and to win. Says Sean MacStiofain,
chief of staff of the army's militant Provisional wing:
"This is not just another glorious phase in Irish history. We must win ...
We will keep the campaign going regardless of the cost to ourselves,
regardless of the cost to anyone else."

Time, Jan. 10, 1972.

Three more Iranians set themselves alight yesterday
in protest at the arrest in France of 158 members of the Mojahedin People's Movement of Iran,
which has been banned by all EU states as a terrorist organisation.

Three more protesters set themselves alight, GI, p. 10, 20.6.2003.

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