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Al-Qaeda claims attack on Danish embassy in Islamabad: report
Al-Qaeda Wednesday claimed in Internet statements to have carried out a suicide attack on the Danish embassy in Islamabad which left at least six dead, SITE monitoring services said.
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Australian arrest 70 in child porn crackdown
SYDNEY - Seventy people in Australia have been arrested in a global crackdown on Internet child pornography and more will be detained, police said Thursday.
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Sentence Announced in Child Porn Case
Tuesday, a federal court sentenced a Union-Endicott bus driver to six years in prison on child pornography charges. Michael Monnat, 61, of Endicott plead guilty to the charges in January. Authorities say Monnat downloaded child porn on the internet and also contacted underage girls, including a 10-year-old girl he met at George F. Johnson elementary school where he was a lunchroom monitor.
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Woman Finds Man Renting Home Online Doesn't Own It
A new twist on an old scam forces a Philadelphia woman to start an international investigation.
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South Korea says Intel abused dominant position
South Korean regulators said today that Intel Corp had abused its dominant position in the local market and ordered the world's top semiconductor maker to pay a fine of about $US26 million ($NZ33.8 million), following a three-year probe.
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Marine acquitted in Haditha killing cover-up case
A military jury acquitted a Marine intelligence officer Wednesday of charges that he tried to help cover up the killings of 24 Iraqis, including women and children.
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A report released today by the Centre for International Economics (CIE) claims that Australian consumers would pay 15 percent more for broadband services if Telstra wins the contract to build and manage the new national broadband network.
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South Korea says Intel abused dominant position
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean regulators said on Thursday Intel Corp had abused its dominant position in the local market and ordered the world's top semiconductor maker to pay a fine of about $26 million.
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South Korea says Intel abused dominant position
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean regulators said on Thursday Intel Corp had abused its dominant position in the local market and ordered the world's top semiconductor maker to pay a fine of about $26 million.
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One of the most innovative features coming in Windows Longhorn Server isn't really a feature as much as a whole new version of Windows . It's called Server Core, and it will only take one-sixth of the disk space of a normal Longhorn installation.
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WELCOME GUEST! The Al-Qaeda terror network Wednesday claimed to be behind the suicide bombing of the Danish embassy in Islamabad in statements posted on the Internet, SITE monitoring services said.
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Marine Is Acquitted in Iraq Killings
A Marine intelligence officer has been acquitted of charges that he tried to help cover up the killings of 24 Iraqi men, women and children.
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Wellington man faces pornography charges
Suspect posed as a girl online, documents say At first, the man flirted over the Internet with teenage boys, pretending to be a 17-year old girl, according to federal court documents.
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Korea Fines Intel $25 Million for Antitrust Violations
The Korea Fair Trade Commission has fined Intel a reported $25.42 million for antitrust violations.
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Icahn tells Yahoo board to scrap severance plan
(AP:SAN FRANCISCO) Dissident investor Carl Icahn and Yahoo Inc.'s beleaguered board lobbed insults at each other Wednesday in dueling letters likely to provoke even more rancor as the battle to determine Yahoo's fate escalates.
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Indonesian Postal Authority Extends Email Access to Remote Population with Critical Path's Memova Messaging
JAKARTA, Indonesia----Critical Path, Inc. a leading provider of messaging software and services, today announced that PT Pos Indonesia, the state-owned Postal Authority of Indonesia, has deployed Memova Messaging to provide email services to consumers and businesses throughout Indonesia.
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Hands-On with FlyBook V5 Convertible Tablet
Everyone seems to be falling in love with the small form factor of subnotebooks like the Asus Eee PC, but some people may not be satisfied with the level of performance that they offer.
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iPod News: iHome Unveils Computer Speakers for iPod
iHome, a division of SDI Technologies and leading worldwide manufacturer of award-winning iPod and iPhone accessories, today announced the iH69 and iH70, innovative new speaker systems for Macs and PCs. Now, iPod users can dock, charge, play and sync ...
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Gossip Blogs Bedevil Law Firms
Many renowned law firms have felt the public relations wallop delivered by law gossip blogs, those online tabloids that can turn an interoffice memo into a virtual billboard of bad news for partners or associates. It's a good idea to monitor them: The devil's in the details.
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NSW government gives HSC students online help
The NSW Office of the Board of Studies this week launched an interactive study resource website for the 67,000 Higher School Certificate students in the state.
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South Korea says Intel abused dominant position
South Korean regulators said on Thursday Intel Corp had abused its dominant position in the local market and ordered the world's top semiconductor maker to pay a fine of about $26 million.
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Marine acquitted in Haditha killing cover-up case
A military jury acquitted a Marine intelligence officer Wednesday of charges that he tried to help cover up the killings of 24 Iraqis.
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Report: Digital, Mobile Advertising Revenues On the Rise
GOTEBORG, Sweden As readership and revenues shift onto the Internet, experts said on Tuesday that top news media executives must seek new digital opportunities without neglecting their traditional print publications by rushing headlong into cyberspace.
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Battle for Yahoo gets ugly as Icahn steps up attack
The battle of control for Yahoo took another nasty turn on Wednesday as billionaire Carl Icahn accused top management of the Internet giant of deceitful actions to sabotage a takeover bid from Microsoft.
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Live Search Becomes More Socially Relevant
Microsoft’s Search and Give program was inaugurated last year with the aim of raising funds for local schools and non-profits while at the same time promoting the use of Windows Live Search. Since it inauguration, the program was able to raise around $230,000 which were donated to some 20,000 recipient schools and non-profits.
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