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Goal-line technology 'cheaper'
Goal-line technology in soccer games would prove a cheaper aid to referees than two additional assistants, manufacturers say.

Don't mind the grovel rash if we win '22 Cup
Hindsight: 'How high?'' ''How high?'' ''How high?'' Our family had been reciting that phrase a thousand times every morning before gulping down the last of the FIFA-approved, South Africa 2010 muesli. You just can't be too prepared when you are engaged in a cut-throat international bidding campaign.

Technology to aid referees
SINGAPORE - INTRODUCING goalline technology at soccer stadiums would prove a cheaper and more reliable aid to referees than UEFA's method of two additional assistants, according to manufacturers. UEFA will expand the use of five referees to some Champions League matches and European Championship qualifiers this season after a successful trial in the Europa League, but German company Cairos ...

Goalline technology feted as cheaper solution
Introducing goalline technology at soccer stadiums would prove a cheaper, as reliable aid to referees than UEFA's method of two additional assistants.

1Goal: the journey so far
ActionAid We have our 14 million-strong movement, and now our sights are set on September. That's the next time world leaders will meet to discuss education, this time at a UN meeting in New York.

Goal-line technology feted as cheaper solution
SINGAPORE, July 30 Introducing goal-line technology at football stadiums would prove a cheaper, as reliable aid to referees than UEFAs method of two additional assistants, according to manufacturers. UEFA will expanded the use of five referees to some Champions League matches and European Championship qualifiers this season after a successful ...

INTERVIEW-Soccer-Goalline technology feted as cheaper solution
Introducing goalline technology at soccer stadiums would prove a cheaper, as reliable aid to referees than UEFA's method of two additional assistants, according to manufacturers.

Hammam backs Qatar bid
QATARI Mohamed Hammam, president of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC), has thrown his weight behind his country's bid to host the 2022 World Cup.

Urbanite
Users of the iPad are just a little too iProud of themselves, a new study finds. In fact, theyre a bunch of "selfish elitists." A technology firm grilled 20,000 Facebook users and found that iPad owners are more likely to be business-obsessed snobs who lack altruism and compassion.

Google Teams Up With CIA, Invests in Analytics Firm
Wired's defense dude, Noah Schachtman, has a fascinating story about Google and the CIA being joint investors in a web monitoring firm. Both Google Ventures and In-Q-Tel, the CIA's investment arm, have injected sums (less than $10 million each) into Recorded Future , a company that goes through "tens of thousands" of websites and looks for related actions and conversations between, for example ...