I shared a humorous link from the Telegraph about how grammar becomes the first casualty of war. It highlights linguistic errors that crop up in media coverage during times of conflict.
I found Emdros, a specialized database engine that understands English grammar and lets you perform grammatical queries using MQL. I came across it while browsing an A-Z list of artificial intelligence applications.
I discovered Fast-Talk's technology that enables searching sound files for specific text. It allows you to find spoken words or lyrics, like locating the word 'Dil' within a library of Hindi songs, using phonetic indexing.
I explored the Federation of American Scientists' index of global military operations and was surprised to learn that India was considered at war. It provides a sobering look at active conflicts around the world.
I’ve shared a visual breakdown explaining the economic drivers behind the Iraq war. This resource uses images to illustrate complex relationships between military action, oil interests, and geopolitical spending during the early 2000s conflict.
I highlight a Reuters piece on the emergence of war reporting via blogs, discussing how early digital platforms allowed individuals to share direct dispatches from conflict zones, bypassing traditional editorial filters and reshaping modern journalism.