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Taiwan pioneers WiMAX
Taiwan is pioneering new wireless internet that is faster and travels further than current systems.
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(AFX UK Focus) 2008-06-09 08:34 CMR Fuel Cells signs MoU for fuel cell charger system for notebook computers
LONDON (Thomson Financial) - CMR Fuel Cells Plc. said it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with an unnamed Asian original design manufacturer (ODM) agreeing to co-develop a fuel cell charger system for notebook computers.
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Academies are creaming off best headteachers, research suggests
Pupils work at computers at the Thomas Deacon City Academy in Cambridgeshire. There are currently 87 of the schools. Photograph: Simon Barber The government's flagship academies are today accused of creaming off the best headteachers from neighbouring schools by outbidding them with six-figure salaries.
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Is Bebo really worth eight Virgin Radios?
As Drama 2.0 pointed out recently, AOL is starting to think it may have paid too much for Bebo. The recent sale of Virgin Radio for 'just' £53m seems to confirm that.
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Iliad set to buy Tel Italia's Alice France
PARIS (Reuters) - Iliad, the parent of French internet service provider (ISP) Free, said on Monday it was in exclusive talks to buy Telecom Italia's Alice France ISP unit.
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Iliad set to buy Tel Italia's Alice France
Iliad, the parent of French internet service provider (ISP) Free, said on Monday it was in exclusive talks to buy Telecom Italia's Alice France ISP unit.
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McAfee identifies the most dangerous Web domains
SAN JOSE, Calif. -- When surfing the Internet for safe Web sites, not all domains are equal.
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Iliad in Talks to Buy Telecom Italia's French Unit (Update1)
June 9 (Bloomberg) -- Iliad SA , France's third-largest provider of broadband Internet, said it's in exclusive talks to buy the French Internet unit of Telecom Italia SpA for 800 million euros ($1.26 million).
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JumpTV to merge with U.S. sports web service provider NeuLion
LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Web-based sports and entertainment provider JumpTV Inc. said it has signed a binding letter of intent to merge with privately owned U.S. peer NeuLion.
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Secure Computing intros Geo-Location
GURGAON, INDIA: Secure Computing Corp unveiled Secure Firewall (formerly known as Sidewinder) Geo-Location, a new service that allows organizations to create policies that block connections by an IP address (for any network protocol/application), based on country code information.
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NIIT to impart education in Bihar, Maharashtra
NEW DELHI, INDIA: NIIT has received the mandate for providing computer and computer-aided education in 900 state government schools in Maharashtra and Bihar.
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Polar Rose widens beta test
Polar Rose is a Swedish startup that has been developing facial recognition technology for image search since it launched at the end of 2006. It has recently updated the look of its image search facility and made the image recognition plugin available for Internet Explorer users, so we've taken a look to see how effective it is...
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Japanese killer wrote of stabbing spree on Internet: police
A disturbed young auto worker who killed seven people on a stabbing frenzy in downtown Tokyo had posted dozens of warnings of what he was going to do on Internet bulletin boards, police said Monday.
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Jobs expected to ring in Apple's new iPhone
It's D-Day for the new iPhone. Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs kicks off the Cupertino technology company's sold-out Worldwide Developers Conference today, with the not-so-secret rumor that he will use the stage to introduce the next generation of the iPhone. In...
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Japanese killer wrote of stabbing spree on Internet: police
A disturbed young auto worker who killed seven people on a stabbing frenzy in downtown Tokyo had posted dozens of warnings of what he was going to do on Internet bulletin boards, police said Monday.
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Allen discusses aerospace fascination as his collection opens to public
Ever since I heard that Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen was assembling an amazing collection of historic fighter planes, I wondered if it...
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Online services streamlining businesses' back-office tasks
Back in the 1970s, an IBM rookie named Mike Braun earned kudos, commissions and bonuses on a team that sold the world's first automated...
Seattle Times |
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Dexrex Releases Free Message Archive Service for Blackberry
Dexrex announces release of a free message archive and web inbox service for Blackberry users. (PRWeb Jun 9, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/06/prweb1002914.htm
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Current Newswire:
"When the need arises to send email from the command line, many folks first think of the mail(1) command.
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Browser opens PC world to autistic boy
John LeSieur is in the software business, so he took particular interest when computers seemed mostly useless to his 6-year-old grandson...
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'Kollective' makes ads that engage, entertain
Mark Decena, who for years had one foot in advertising and the other in independent filmmaking, was just two weeks into production of his mockumentary "Unflinching Triumph" when a call came to direct an Internet advertisement. "I realized the shortcomings of...
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Some crude Web videos brewed up by marketers
Anheuser-Busch is generating lots of buzz with an ad equal parts bawdy and hilarious, but you won't see it on television, and it barely...
Seattle Times |
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A home wireless network how-to
Setting up a home wireless network allows you to take a single Internet connection and broadcast it throughout your house so multiple computers...
Seattle Times |
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Foes call Obama soft on crime
Creator of 'Willie Horton' ads raising funds for attack On a Web site he calls ExposeObama.com, Floyd G. Brown, the producer of the "Willie Horton" ad that helped to defeat Michael Dukakis in 1988, is preparing an encore.
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In-game ads tend to leave their mark
Two years ago, Microsoft acquired Massive, which produced advertising placed in video games. Last week, it talked about the success of its...
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