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PNG

(Portable Network Graphics) A bitmapped graphics file format endorsed by the World Wide Web Consortium. It is expected to eventually replace the GIF format, because there are lingering legal problems with GIFs. CompuServe owns the format, and Unisys owns the compression method. In addition, GIF is a very basic graphics format that is limited to 256 colors (8-bit color).

PNG provides advanced graphics features such as 48-bit color, including an alpha channel, built-in gamma and color correction, tight compression and the ability to display at one resolution and print at another. See GIF.

PNG - Portable Network Graphics


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Donald Denoon's nuanced presentation meticulously shows the complex entanglement of concerns, interests, alliances and disputes that shaped the specific course of events leading to independence for PNG, and how the succeeding relationship between PNG and Australia has developed.
A Trial Separation: Australia and the Decolonisation of Papua New ... by Dalsgaard, Steffen / Pacific Affairs
PNG nurses association general secretary Murray Paiva said the nurses outcry was the result of the ineffective and inefficient buraucracy of the PNG public service.
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Other causes of discontent were the environmental damage that the mine was causing; the fact that labour from other parts of PNG was being used--which inevitably led to the arrival of wantoks, relatives of those working with BCL who came looking for work and set up shanties on land belonging to Bougainvilleans; and the abuse of local women by outsiders.
Roots of conflict in Bouganville by Weeks, Alan / For A Change
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