The Economist shares an interesting outlook on wireless connectivity: WiFi, once viewed by mobile carriers as a threat to 3G/4G services, is now seen as the most cost-effective way of helping mobile-phone companies meet their customers’ insatiable demand for bandwidth. But it is still a bumpy road across a variety of access types, and whether we will really one day enjoy seamless connectivity remains to be seen. – read article
There may be a very wordly explanation for the alleged ancient alien.This article claims it was added during restoration in 1992, following a tradition of adding something contemporary in major restorations.
Getting an introduction to the ongoing urban development project and the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi’s current exhibition – some background at The Art Newspaper: Exhibition opening this week sheds light on the museum’s acquisitions and curatorial framework.
@ Qatar National Convention Centre, Doha, Qatar.
Find the pink elephant 😉 
And now getting into dinner mood at Mathaf, Arab Museum of Modern Art, Doha, Qatar. 
And now, back to work. The first day of the week is: Sunday. CIMAM 2014 Annual Conference: “Museums in Progress: Public Interest, Private Resources?” Museum of Islamic Art (MIA): 
The skyline of Doha: 
25th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall: For two days, a line of balloons marks where the wall used to stand. On November 9, the balloons were set free to rise into the air.
On October 13th Jean Tirole was awarded the Nobel prize in economics for his work on „industrial organisation“. Mr Tirole began publishing in the 1980s, when it quickly became clear that new, liberalised industries might not form perfectly competitive markets. He developed a novel way of thinking about the difficulties regulators face managing such markets. – Source: The Economist
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