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Technopower is an American manufacturer of model aircraft engines. Technopower's product line includes a range of miniature 5-, 7-, and 9-cylinder radial engines, held in very high regard by model aircraft hobbyists. Manufacturing is the transformation of raw materials into finished goods for sale, or intermediate processes involving the production or finishing of semi-manufactures. ... A Die Cast Boeing 747 static model. ... Radial engine in a cut-away view. ... A Die Cast Boeing 747 static model. ... This article is about pastimes. ...

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Cyberpower: The Culture and Politics of Cyberspace (6504 words)
Technopower is the constant shifting between objects that appear as neutral things -- keyboards, monitors, e-mail programs -- and the social or ethical values embedded in these objects by their designers and producers.
Technopower in cyberspace is governed by the ever increasing reliance by users on technological tools, which time after time appear as neutrally pointing the way to greater control over information but time after time result in different forms of information constituted by the values inherent in the new tools.
Technopower is constantly elaborated to meet the demands to control and manage information in cyberspace, thereby ensuring that the complexity of cyberspace constantly increases.
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