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Spying: table of contents

Table of contents
	10.11.2006 Secrets and spies - Conclusion “Today, everybody understands that espionage will not be tolerated”... » More
	03.11.2006 America's Cup 2003: Secrets for sale - part two “The work we have done…has been essentially copying TNZ designs based on input from ex-TNZ team members”... » More
	27.10.2006 2003 America's Cup: Secrets for sale - part one “It may be called OneWorld, but the latest America’s Cup challenge launched in Seattle yesterday could be better recognized as New Zealand Two”... » More
	20.10.2006 1983 - Keelgate - part two “We would like to know where these details were obtained, since it is common knowledge that we keep all details of our boat secret”... » More
	13.10.2006 1983 - Keelgate - part one “We call it a modesty skirt. We like to keep our lady’s private parts hidden…”... » More
	06.10.2006 1983 - The winged keel of Australia II: a Canadian obsession… Bruce Kirby organised an operation using two Canadian Navy divers... » More
	20.09.2006 The 1992 America's Cup: Spy games! “With the end of the cold war, ‘wanna-be’ spies are directing their talent in other directions and the America’s Cup syndicate camps are an attractive target.”... » More
	13.09.2006 1992 - "It's part of the game…" "We take high-resolution pictures from way up in the air, bring them back and have a computer analyse them. "... » More
	06.09.2006 1992: An indiscreet French frogman… "Maybe now that Marc has seen our keel he would like to invite me along to see theirs tomorrow morning. "... » More
	30.08.2006 1901: Night moves "As in previous years, every possible effort has been made by the firm to preserve the secrets of the shop... "... » More
	23.08.2006 1930-1934 - An exchange of ideas, from the 'Park Avenue' to the 'North Circular' In the America's Cup, any innovation that is revealed too early risks being taken up by the opposition... » More
	16.08.2006 1970: Chancegger the Baron Bich's secret weapon France I was built in Pontarlier and Marcel Bich had achieved his first goal, to race towards the America's Cup... » More
	09.08.2006 1980 - The British bendy mast of Australia Australia just missed out on beating Freedom, thanks in large part, to spying and copying an innovation... » More
	02.08.2006 1930 - 1934 - Electric instruments: Is imitation the highest form of flattery? Observers describe this 'J' as the most different of the American boats, with its long double-ended hull shape, composite hull... » More
	26.07.2006 1934 - The quadrilateral jib: did spying cost the Cup? "We conceived an unusual headsail which, I am sure, a great many people claim was their invention"... » More
	19.07.2006 Nathanael Greene Herreshoff: obsessed with secrecy... Nathanael Herreshoff had a fear of spies for his entire working life and lived in constant suspicion of people stealing his ideas... » More
	12.07.2006 1893, strange similarities… “The secret must be considered as the limitation of the mutual knowledge“... » More
	05.07.2006 Elementary my Dear Watson "The only way 'to play against' the Americans is to play like them"... » More
	28.06.2006 Under prying eyes: America, in 1851 "The illusion that America was moved by a propeller was indulged because it was soothing to wounded feelings"... » More
	26.06.2006 The secret and the spies “The Cup is donated (to the NYYC) upon the conditions that it shall be preserved as a perpetual Challenge Cup for friendly competition between foreign countries”... » More