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destination websites under threat from hacktivist group
BBC News:
Hacker group Anonymous declares war on Orlando, Florida
The
hacker group Anonymous has taken down a US tourism website in Orlando,
Florida as a protest against the arrests of people handing out food to
the city's homeless.
economic impact of the FEI World Equestrian Games
direct flights Brussels - Bangkok
Thai Airways International PCL (THAI) is very pleased to announce the introduction of direct flights between Bangkok-Brussels
THAI will be the only South East Asian carrier to serve non-stop flights between Belgium and Thailand, starting from November 17th 2011 onwards.
cities in line for internet TLD expansion
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names has voted to allow the
creation of new website domain suffixes, the biggest change for the
online world in years.
Thomas Schelling to receive Simon Award
The Herbert A. Simon Award will be presented
to Thomas Schelling for his work on "Micromotives and Macrobehavior," a
foundation of agent based modeling of emergent social behaviors.
The Award is also given in recognition of his contributions to society through the analysis of negotiation, deterrence and mutual assured destruction, which motivated the key policies of world stability and survival during the cold war.
Airlines & ash clouds
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/fast_track/destinations/9504094.stm
JMIC Conference Sets New Directions for Valuing Meetings
UIA took part...
'Crisis? What is a crisis?' - FIFA President Stands Alone
Blatter insists only 'Fifa family' can stop him winning re-election on day of high drama in the wake of corruption allegations
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2011/may/30/fifa-president-sepp-blatt...
Delta resumes nonstop flights to Tokyo from USA
Delta Airlines announced the resumption of nonstop flights from Los Angeles (June 2) and Detroit (June 16) to Tokyo-Haneda.