Keystroke kops: A powerful Australian-devised computer program could prevent terrorist attacks

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InterQuest, a computer program allows diverse information to be sorted automatically and at immense speed to build a picture of a target's movements, links with suspect organizations and individuals and offers other advanced facilities. Such a program could be used to disrupt a terrorist organization before it could attack.

Electronic computers, Electronic Computer Manufacturing, Product development, Military & Space Computer Sys, Military application, Military computer systems, Antiterrorism measures

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Age of uncertainty: The Age has a new supremo and the troops are not amused

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Fairfax has announced that Andrew Jaspan will be the next editor-in-chief of The Age. It is hoped that Andrew Jaspan, previously working as editor of the Sunday Herald, may change the culture at the Melbourne broadsheet.

Australia, Newspapers, Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Newspaper publishing, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Jaspan, Andrew

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