UK not pursuing limits on social media
A meeting on Thursday between the British government and Internet communications firms was friendly, not confrontational, according to people from the organizations that took part in the meeting.
Month: August 2011
UK not pursuing limits on social media
A meeting on Thursday between the British government and Internet communications firms was friendly, not confrontational, according to people from the organizations that took part in the meeting.
APNU Guyana becoming a Surveillance State
Georgetown : Presidential Candidate of A Partnership for National Unity (A.P.N.U), Brigadier (ret) David Granger has issued a warning that Guyana is fast becoming a ‘surveillance state’ under the People’s Progressive Party/Civic administration. Mr.…
Downpour shortens tour game to Twenty20
A heavy downpour in the afternoon followed by intermittent drizzle has delayed the start of tour match between the Indians and Kent at the St Lawrence ground
Injury forces Ant Botha to retire
Ant Botha and Naqaash Tahir will both leave Warwickshire at the end of the season
Injury forces Ant Botha to retire
Ant Botha and Naqaash Tahir will both leave Warwickshire at the end of the season
Khawaja converts form into runs
Usman Khawaja’s hundred vindicated his notion that he never felt out of form despite making only 52 runs from four innings on Australia A’s recent tour of Zimbabwe
Worcestershire frustrated by rain
Hampshire’s Chris Wood smashed a quickfire half-century to help his side avoid any lingering risk of defeat against Worcestershire in the County Championship
Rain washes away Middlesex victory hopes
Dawid Malan struck a brilliant century as Middlesex took control on the third day of their top-of-the-table clash against Northamptonshire
Rain forces draw at Chelmsford
Rain was the winner as Essex and Derbyshire had to settle for a draw in their County Championship match at Chelmsford
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