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Rules of the 'telecosm'

By Josefina T. Lichauco | August 31, 2009 - 12:00am

Long, long ago, if you wanted to converse with a computer, you had to talk to it in the ones and zeros it understood, generally in the form of a punched card where a hole meant “1,” and no hole meant...

Lifestyle Business