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Google Launches 'Lively' 3-D Online Community
Google launched Lively, a 3-D online social community, through Google Labs this week.
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Penn museum to share cultural treasures via internet
The University of Pennsylvania's Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology is dragging itself into the 21st century with an ambitious plan to share its treasures with the world via the internet.
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Flickr users get chance to sell photos through Getty Images
Flickr users will be able to start making money out of the snaps they post online after the media-sharing site signed a deal with Getty Images, the world's leading photo library company. Under the terms of the partnership Getty will invite selected Flickr users to join a Flickr-branded photo group on gettyimages.com. As part of the first commercial licensing deal made through ...
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Zero day Word flaw exploited by Trojan
Microsoft warns that an unpatched Word vulnerability has become the subject of targeted attacks.
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Ramea man charged in luring case
A 58-year-old male resident of Ramea is facing several charges related to allegedly attempting to lure a child over the Internet.
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Microsoft discusses its online services push
Microsoft has fleshed out details relating to its online services offerings to customers and partners attending its annual worldwide Partner Conference in Houston.
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Chip maker sues Dutch university Oyster card hackers
A Dutch university is to be sued by NXP Semiconductors after the emergence of a paper outlining the recent cryptographic cracking of the Oyster smartcard.
VNU Net via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News |
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Internet, alcohol making teenage girls obese
Washington, July 9 : A new study has shown that more Internet time, more alcohol consumption, and less sleep are contributing to weight gain in teenage girls.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 7th Feb 2006 23:53 UTC
Fighting for icon space on the desktop is so 2001. The new frontier on a virgin PC is the browser, and Internet companies like Google are jostling for space on the browsers of new PCs.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sat 29th Jul 2006 20:47 UTC
Opera Software is making plans to steal market share from Microsoft . Though a launch date for Opera 10 hasn't yet been set, Opera is hoping the updated application will lure users away from Microsoft's Internet Explorer 7 by building on Opera 9's use of small Web applications called widgets.
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Barclays extends use of card readers for online bankers
Barclays is extending the use of Gemalto handheld chip and PIN devices, letting online customers use the readers to authenticate large value ...
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Rambler signs agreement with Video International subsidiary
As part of the agreement, IMHO VI will generate additional sales revenue from advertising campaigns placed on Rambler's internet properties and viewed by mobile phone users throughout Russia.
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Korean doctors eat U.S. beef to show it’s safe
SEOUL, South Korea — Sitting at tables with built-in grills, leading South Korean doctors and business executives ate U.S. beef on Wednesday in a bid to dispel public health fears.
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D-Link ships Wi-Fi digital photo frame
The D-Link Wireless Internet Photo Frame lets users manage digital photos stored on their computer or photo sharing website such as Flickr, Picasa and Facebook.
Digital Media Europe |
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Symantec warns of new Word attack
Criminals have found a new way to attack PC users, taking advantage of what appears to be a new bug in Microsoft's Word software, according to Symantec.
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Google wraps search query volume data into AdWords
Google is adding a feature to its AdWords platform that lets advertisers see how frequently people use certain search terms in order to more finely tune their ad campaigns.
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Goldman Sachs: IT spending slips, virtualization rises
The investment specialist doesn't see much sunshine in the information technology forecast, unless you're in the virtualization business.
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Ebay and Paypal team up with Gmail to fight phishing
eBay and PayPal are to link-up with Google’s webmail service Gmail to combat fraudulent e-mails and phishing attacks.
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Intellectual Property
Addressing the issue of claim elements that are undefined in the specification, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit relied upon Phillips to support its holding that a "remote interface," as used in the patent, excludes consumer-owned personal computers.
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Penton's Windows IT Pro and SQL Server Magazine Launch IT Job Hound Online Career Center
NEW YORK----Penton Media's Windows IT Pro® and SQL Server Magazine® today announced the launch of a new online job board - IT Job Hound at www.itjobhound.com. The site allows information technology job seekers to connect with IT employers through an online career center.
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Collinsville siblings accepted to Cybercave Academy
Collinsville High School students Alison Howard, 15, and Ryan Howard, 14, will be attending the fifth year of CyberCave Academies at Murray State University.
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Blogging parenthood
According to a 2008 study by BlogHer and Compass Partners, more than 36 million women participate in the "blogosphere" weekly, posting and/or reading blogs. And 46 percent of women online, ages 25 to 41, publish blogs about parenting, pregnancy and babies.
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Google Launches Lively Virtual Rooms
A few days ago, Marissa Mayer wrote a blog post about Google's homepage, and an obsession with simplicity and clean design became almost painfully clear. Now, her company's launching a sort of fragmented virtual world in which users can choose cats as avatars and hug each other underneath dinosaur skeletons. read more
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