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Google’s self-driving cars have been given the green light to venture out onto public roads in Mountain View, California this summer. Project Director Chris Urmson wrote in a company blog post that the prototype vehicles will have safety drivers present and will have a capped speed of 25mph. Google says its self-driving cars have already logged close to one million miles on the road and will be running the same software as the self-driving Lexus RX450h fleet. Earlier this week, it came to the fore that Google’s self-driving cars had been in eleven accidents but were not the sole cause…
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A report from the Financial Times today claims that European mobile networks are preparing to block advertising across the Web. According to the story, which cites anonymous sources, the carriers have installed software from Israeli ad-blocking firm Shine in their data centers to block advertising in Web pages and apps, but not social networks. The plan – which would be devastating to companies reliant on advertising – is not limited to a single European network. Its apparent aim is to break Google’s hold on advertising. The FT report says that “an executive at a European carrier confirmed that it and several…
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Created: 5/13/2015 12:00:00 AM
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