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Facebook could see a standoff over Scrabble
Anick Jesdanun, The Associated Press July 8, 2008 - 1:21 p.m. NEW YORK - C-O-M-P-E-T-E.
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Bill would allow consumers to block Web tracking
House and Senate members are discussing a bill that would allow consumers to prevent Internet search providers and search engines from tracking their online habits.
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Download these IBM resources today!
eKit: Web Application Security Discover how IBM Rational AppScan Standard Edition can help you detect vulnerabilities in your Web applications.
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Acer Unveils Aspire X1200 Small Form Factor Desktop
Acer X1200 starts at under $450...
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Google Maps Disease Outbreaks
Google's HealthMap lets users follow along the disease trail.
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Loan Pains Turned Site Into a Hit
The Mortgage Lender Implode-O-Meter, a Web site, is gleefully tallying the number of lenders that run into trouble.
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Comcast set to close Martinsville office after July 31
The Martinsville office of Comcast Communications will be permanently closed after July 31, a Comcast executive said. The office hours of the cable, Internet and telephone service provider had been scaled back to two days per week after Comcast began operating the former Insight business.
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Microsoft Is Icahn’s Ally in Pursuit of Yahoo
Microsoft said Monday that it would be interested in negotiating a purchase of Yahoo’s search business or of the entire company, as long as Yahoo replaces its board.
The Hendersonville Times-News |
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Xbox 360 price cut stepping nearer?
It really does looks as if Microsoft will most definitely announce an Xbox 360 price cut at E3 next week, in North America at least.
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Raging Against Rising Internet Repression
Internet censorship has become a cause with global relevance, writes The Nation .
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Leostream Named a CRN Emerging Tech Vendor
Leostream Corporation, a leading developer of Virtual Hosted Desktop software, today announced it has been selected by Everything Channel as a CRN Emerging Tech vendor for its Connection Broker software.
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Hasler Introduces Line of Intelligent Mailing Systems
MILFORD, Conn.----Hasler has introduced its IM series of Intelligent Mailing systems with ease-of-use functionality to help businesses simplify mail processing, track mail usage and control postage costs.
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Too human : trois images de plus
Microsoft Games dévoile trois nouvelles images de Too Human à venir sur Xbox 360 en exclusivité.
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Cartoon Network Partners with Crisp Thinking to Provide Global Online Child Protection in New MMOG, Cartoon Network ...
ATLANTA----Cartoon Network New Media has partnered with the online child protection specialist, Crisp Thinking to integrate its NetModerator system into Cartoon Network Universe: FusionFall, Cartoon Network's first massively multiplayer online game .
Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Elkhart police officer placed on leave without pay
ELKHART — An Elkhart police officer accused of domestic battery is being placed on administrative leave without pay.
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One Subpoena Is All It Takes to Reveal Your Online Life
The court order forcing Google to turn over records of who has viewed and uploaded videos on YouTube shows how much information about people’s Internet use can be disclosed in a legal proceeding.
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posted by drsmoothy on Sat 7th May 2005 18:54 UTC
When I read the article on Slashdot & OSNews that Linare was putting out a sub-$500 notebook, I immediately jumped on the deal. I purchased a laptop directly from Linare in early February. Their site stated that I would receive the laptop in 2-4 weeks. I waited in anticipation.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 20th Oct 2005 10:34 UTC, submitted by Fellington
Just shy of Firefox's first birthday party, the Mozilla Foundation celebrated the 100 millionth download of its Web browser Wednesday. "This is a great milestone.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sat 29th Jul 2006 20:50 UTC
"With all the buzz around thin clients, Microsoft execs are trying to find targets for thicker installations of Windows Vista. Maybe they should take a look at how Apple has executed on its thick computing strategy, and the resulting bonanza of upgrade sales."
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 11th May 2006 19:18 UTC
Plans for an area of the internet dedicated to pornography were killed last night in a vote by overseeing organisation ICANN. In a split 9-5 board decision, the organisation acted ruthlessly, against its own previous position, in order to put an end to an increasingly difficult and controversial issue - the approval of a .xxx top-level domain.
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Microsoft still pushing Vista compatibility story
More than 18 months after releasing the operating system, Microsoft finds it necessary to release a tool to figure out whether software and hardware are Vista-ready. Oh yeah, and the tool is broken on Day 1.
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Linked by Adam S on Tue 8th Jul 2008 12:27 UTC
According to job postings discovered by Microsoft-centric blog UX Evangelist , Microsoft is already thinking Windows 8 . The good news? Most of the jobs are technical roadmap and planning jobs, which suggests that Redmond is starting their thinking well ahead of time.
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Microsoft fixes 8 flaws with 4 patches; none critical
Bulletins address flaws within Domain Name Service in Windows, Windows Explorer in Windows Vista, Outlook Web Access (OWA), and Microsoft SQL servers
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Linked by Tony Steidler-Dennison on Tue 8th Jul 2008 14:25 UTC
The company plans to charge corporate customers a monthly subscription of $15 per user for a suite of "hosted" software, which includes e-mail, Web meeting, collaboration and messaging applications running on Microsoft's computers.
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Microsoft still pushing Vista compatibility story
More than 18 months after releasing the operating system, Microsoft finds it necessary to release a tool to figure out whether software and hardware are Vista-ready. Oh yeah, and the tool is broken on Day 1.
CNET |
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