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  • Australia: 25 years without going into recession

    Australia has gone 98 quarters in a row without entering a recession. Or what is the same, 24.5 continuous years without there being two consecutive quarters with negative growth. The Australian Institute for Statistics announced on March 1 that the oceanic country it grew 0.6% in the last quarter; the last time it was in…

  • Video: What can open data do for you?

    On the occasion of Open Data Day 2016, we want to share a video from the Open Data Institute that gives a glimpse of what Open Data can do for us.

  • Our diet will be poorer in 2050

    A study published in the British medical journal The Lancet does not bring very rosy news about what our diet will be like in the year 2050. Many of the foods we usually eat today will become scarce due to climate change. The high temperatures and the drought will especially affect fruits and vegetables, whose…

  • Alexander Acha joins naider as a digital marketing specialist

    Alexander Acha is linked to the Naider project as a specialist in digital marketing. Alexander has a degree in Business Administration and Management from the University of Deusto, and is studying a Master’s in Digital Marketing at Mondragon Unibertsitatea. Previously, he collaborated in the development of Electronic Government projects in the Government of Ecuador thanks…

  • New Delhi: Rooftop Solar Panels

    In New Delhi, the city government is studying promoting the installation of solar panels on the roofs of residential, industrial, and public and semi-public buildings. In return, the residents of the buildings could receive an economic sum for each watt produced. The report “Rooftop Revolution: Unleashing Delhi’s Solar Potential”, published by Greenpeace India, states that…

  • The brake on the Internet of Things

    Some of the largest technology companies in the world, including Microsoft, Samsung and Intel, have established this past February the “Open Connectivity Foundation” (OCF), an alliance created to unravel the Internet of Things. In other words, create common standards for the Internet of Things (Iot), so that the devices can communicate and work with each…

  • Hamburg, against disposable packaging

    Hamburg wants to set an example in environmental sustainability, and the local authorities have approved a document, the “Guide to green sourcing”, which prohibits all public services in the German city from purchasing certain polluting products and components with taxpayer money. The document specifically prohibits the purchase with public money of coffee capsules, water and…

  • WhatsApp stops serving BlackBerry

    The WhatsApp messaging application, which this February has surpassed one billion active users, has recently announced that it will stop providing service before the end of the year to smartphones with the BlackBerry operating system (including BlackBerry 10), Nokia S40 and Nokia S60, as well as Android 2.1 and 2.2 and Windows Phone 7.1. WhatsApp…

  • Video: Tant de forêts

    This animated short, directed by Burcu Sankur and Geoffrey Godet, poetically exposes the contradiction that the same paper newspapers that warn us about deforestation contribute to it.

  • Do you need more arguments?

    On the eve of the International Day of Working Women, we would like to note the document “Is the diversity of profitable gender? Evidence from a global survey”, published by the Peterson Institute for International Economics, whose data shows that companies Those with a higher percentage of women in senior management positions obtain higher profitability….