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The Choice Is Yours A review of R. Luke DuBois» show at bitforms by Dillon Petito Artist and composer R. Luke DuBois» solo exhibition The Choice Is Yours at bitforms gallery historicizes and repurposes voting technologies from the mid-twentieth century.

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Last year, officials from Moscow's government told local media that they were looking into the technology in a bid to reduce the risk of fraud when people are voting on city management issues.

The page paraphrases Ninou Sarwono, the firm's emerging technology lead, as saying, «All sorts of transactions — from stock and bond trades to voting — can be sped up, made more secure, and executed at lower cost using blockchain.»

In his official statement, Motorola argued that the new centre will research and develop a solution based on the Blockchain in «sectors each», from audits, based on the technology of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT), to vote on the basis of the Btechnology of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT), to vote on the basis of the BTechnology (DLT), to vote on the basis of the Blockchain.

But according to the House Minority Whip's office, some 280,000 people voted online or via text on the particular measure they'd like to see deleted from the federal budget, in what Cantor's new media guy described as «the most direct use of technology to establish a more direct democracy in the history of the federal legislature.»

Two - three months away from the beginning of early / absentee voting, begin grassroots canvassing operation, facilitated by technology if possible.

Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie and Senate Minority Leader Andrea Stewart - Cousins, Democrats both, received scores of 100 from the group, which assessed votes on key environmental issues, including the Clean Water Bond Act, renewable energy, septic storage and bolstering solar panel technology.

Exclusively for Personal Democracy Plus subscribers: Understanding the history behind today's expected, and weighty, vote in Congress on NSA surveillance; the GOP's new «50 - state strategy,» a la Howard Dean's Democratic Party; and more in today's round - up of news about technology in politics from around the web.

Despite the international shale oil boom extracting natural gas with hydrofracking technologies, which most electric utilities, including the local ones, supply to customers as a major part of their power supply, the shift away from petroleum dependency has made remarkable progress in recent years through strategic incentives like the one which prompted this vote in Olive.

He said: «Election Management Bodies in our sub-regions and beyond have deployed technology in one way or another to improve on the processes, administration and outcome of elections, ranging from training and capacity - building for electoral officials, promotion of inclusivity in the electoral process (youths, women, PWDs, IDPs and out - of - country / diaspora voters), the biometric registration of voters, delineation of electoral constituencies, geo - referencing of existing as well as the creation of new polling units, establishment of robust electronic databases, accreditation of voters during elections, actual voting and the speedy and more accurate collation / transmission of results.

A free vote in the Commons saw 382 MPs vote in favour of the controversial technology, which would prevent serious diseases being passed down from mother to child.

In May 2015, on a voice vote, lawmakers approved a bipartisan bill (H.R. 1119) from the science committee that would simply create a working group within the interagency National Science and Technology Council within the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) to review existing federal policies.

For improvements to be made, society must comprehend factors that affect voting, from behavior to technology.

Stem cell breakthrough by Lanza and colleagues was voted the year's top story, beating the Ebola outbreak, climate change crisis, entangled photons, cosmic inflation, as well as the year's other science stories ranging from topics in space exploration to mathematics, technology, paleontology, and the environment.

The absolutely fantastic Super Hot VR took votes from Ben and Nick, for its innovative use of the technology, fusing it with Super Hot's incredible mechanics to provide an undeniably cool VR experience.

On Wednesday night, from 6:30 to 7:15 p.m., during the Techshow opening reception in the exhibit hall, 12 legal technology startups will face off in a fast - paced, bracketed «March Madness» pitch competition where the audience will vote to select the most innovative among them.

In Estonia, for example, the iVoting app based on secure authentication technologies from Gemalto has been critical to this process, establishing the country as a digital innovator; the country has had an eVoting system in place for more than 10 years Through iVote technology, an anonymous envelope encrypts an individual's vote.

You wouldn't think from the offerings of Dumont, Boisclair and Charest, that candidates elsewhere had more passionately embraced the technology, or that Monday's vote might be moved by spontaneity.

According to a white paper about the pilot project, lending technological support is Voatz, a voting technology startup that has previously raised $ 2.2 million from Medici Ventures, the subsidiary of online retail giant Overstock.com.

The experts have begun to echo what executives from almost every major wireless research contributor — including Alcatel - Lucent, Ericsson, General Electric, InterDigital, Nokia, and Qualcomm, among others — have been saying for months; that a vote expected in early February in the IEEE Board of Directors could disrupt the balance of power between patent holders and users in the wireless space, with immediate implications for Wi - Fi and eventually for many other areas of technology.

The secure digital ballot box uses blockchain technology to ensure that data is distributed and tamper - proof, and it allows voting from mobile devices and PCs.