Episode: WTP 210: LHC Fires Up, Google's For the Birds, Tracking African Elephants, and a Bletchley Park Update


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WTP 210: LHC Fires Up, Google's For the Birds, Tracking African Elephants, and a Bletchley Park Update
The Large Hadron Collider switches on, the universe doesn't wink out of existence, and some in the US are wondering why America is not playing host to it. Also, we look at Google's move to invest in bringing low-cost, high-speed internet access to the developing world via satellite. Then, we hear about efforts to track African elephants using GSM cell phones. We also explore the case of Moroccan blogger Mohamed Erraji, and we have an update on Bletchley Park. Show notes, links and pics at tinyurl.com/wtpblog.